Eighth Grade

 

Eighth grade at St. Louise School emphasizes academic excellence, leadership, and spiritual growth as students prepare for high school. With a curriculum grounded in Catholic faith and values, students engage in challenging coursework, service projects, and leadership opportunities. They are encouraged to deepen their faith, strengthen their skills, and become confident, compassionate leaders.

 

• Leadership roles and preparation for high school transition.
• Emphasis on independent learning and responsibility.

 

• Religion: Church history, sacraments, and morality.
• Language Arts: Advanced writing, literature, and public speaking.
• Math: Algebra and geometry.
• Science: Chemistry and biology.
• Social Studies: U.S. history and government.
• Spanish: Language proficiency development.

 

• Eighth graders participate in service projects with the Salvation Army, helping those in need and exemplifying the school’s commitment to community service.
• Participate in school-wide initiatives like food drives and outreach programs.

 

• Leadership retreats, cultural experiences, and team-building activities.

 

• Graduation marks the culmination of the students' journey at St. Louise School, celebrating their academic achievements, spiritual growth, and readiness for high school. The ceremony includes a special Mass, speeches, awards, and recognition of the students' accomplishments and contributions to the school community.     

 

The eighth-grade homeroom teachers at St. Louise School, Mrs. Katie Lowell, B.A. (Religion), and Mr. Andrew Walker, B.A. (Social Studies), guide students through a year of academic rigor and spiritual growth, with a focus on deepening their Catholic faith - preparing students to become faith-filled individuals ready for high school and beyond.