Seventh Grade

Seventh grade at St. Louise School provides a dynamic blend of academic rigor and spiritual growth, preparing students for future success both in high school and beyond. With an emphasis on Catholic values, leadership, and community service, students are challenged to develop their intellectual and social-emotional skills while deepening their faith. Key highlights include engaging curriculum, hands-on projects, and service opportunities, all within a supportive and collaborative environment.

 

• Emphasizes academic challenge, independence, and faith-centered learning.
• Students rotate between classes with a focus on managing responsibilities and engaging with multiple teaching styles.

 

• Religion: New Testament, Gospels, and service.
• Language Arts: Literary analysis, writing, and speaking skills.
• Math: Rational numbers, geometry, and algebra basics.
• Science: Astronomy, physics, and engineering projects.
• Social Studies: American democracy, government, and history.
• Spanish: Foundational grammar and vocabulary.

• "Operation Rice Bowl" and Lenten activities supporting hunger relief.

• Field trips to the Museum of Flight, space missions, and other immersive experiences.

 

The seventh-grade homeroom teachers at St. Louise School are Mrs. Emily Espinoza, M.Ed. (Math) and Ms. Erin Harvey, B.A. (Language Arts). Together, they provide a comprehensive academic experience, helping students grow both academically and personally. Their focus includes rigorous subjects like math and language arts, along with fostering leadership through community service projects.