Sixth Grade

Sixth grade at St. Louise School is a transformative year where students transition into middle school with a focus on developing independence, critical thinking, and leadership skills. Our program emphasizes academic excellence, faith formation, and personal growth, preparing students to navigate the complexities of middle school and beyond. Through a dynamic curriculum, engaging extracurricular activities, and a supportive community, sixth graders are encouraged to explore their interests, build confidence, and strengthen their sense of responsibility and compassion within the St. Louise family.

• Transition year with rotating classes and lockers.
• Focus on academic rigor, social development, and spiritual growth.
• Emphasizes independence and responsibility.

 

• Religion: Study of God's Covenant, liturgical holidays, and service.
• Reading/Language Arts: Phonics, comprehension, grammar, and diverse genres.
• Math: Problem-solving, geometry, statistics, and algebra basics.
• Science: Earth’s water, climate, ecosystems, and environmental education camp.
• Social Studies: Ancient Civilizations, geography, and cultural studies.
• Additional Subjects: Art, Technology, Music, Spanish, Speech, Robotics, PE.

 

• Support for St. Vincent de Paul through field trips and donations.
• School-wide initiatives include Thanksgiving Food Drive and Advent collections for New Bethlehem Programs.

 

• Environmental Education Camp at Mt. Rainier Institute.
• Field trips to educational centers and participation in the First Greens science program.