Welcome to Middle School
6th through 8th grades
The Middle School at Fayetteville Academy includes grades 6 through 8. During these years, we strive to prepare students for the rigors of their upcoming high school experience in an active and nurturing environment. With an average of 16 students for every teacher, students get to know all of their fellow classmates, and teachers get to know each student personally.
Emphasis is placed on organizational skills, time management and building an educational foundation that will prepare them for more advanced courses. The faculty guides students in making good choices both in their academic and social interactions.
Although this is a time when children are exploring and re-defining their roles within the family and within society, their education and well-being remain a collaborative effort between the home and our school environment. We encourage you to freely communicate with us as we seek to educate your child.
I like being at FA because everyone is very nice and I feel like I am benefiting from my education here. Callie T., Class of 2030
Fayetteville Academy understands the importance that small class sizes have on both the relationship between the teacher and the learner as well as the learning process. The two are connected and are vital for helping students reach their greatest potential. Mrs. DeForge, Math Teacher and Parent
Being a teacher at Fayetteville Academy allows me to see the inner workings of the school. I'm in awe of the passion and expertise of everyone here from the leadership team, to the teachers, and everyone in between. I am overjoyed that my kids can attend this school where I truly trust how they are being encouraged to grow both mentally and emotionally. Mrs. Deforge, Math Teacher and Parent
It is my philosophy that students should be invited to try new things, to break out of their shells and see just what they are capable of. With much encouragement and a push to let my students learn by doing, I have found that students are capable of so much more than they realize when they first walk into my class. It is my hope and goal to leave my students at the end of the year with a new found enthusiasm for art and abilities they never knew they had. Ms. Williams, Fine Arts Teacher
All those who guide students in their development must understand the student’s world and its influential forces and how these contribute to making each student different. These differences enhance the students’ intellectual and social development, collectively and individually. We believe that students and faculty should continue to learn, explore and move towards wisdom and understanding. Mrs. Dennison, Director of Middle School
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Curriculum
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MIddle/Upper COURSE CATALOG
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The art curriculum for middle school students is based on having a wide variety of creative experiences.
Students will learn how to maneuver the SmartLab and best use the tools and machines that are available to them.
All projects focus on the elements of art, the principles of design, and creativity.
Students will complete real-world projects as they rotate through various areas of exploration.
Prerequisite for Honors: 90+ in Pre-Algebra
Prerequisite for Honors: 90+ in Geometry, or 85+ in Geometry (H)
This is a sudy of the United States Government.
This course is a survey of American literature.
The course is designed to cover the structure of the human body (anatomy) and its functions (physiology).
This course provides students with a far greater analysis of World History from the dawn of civilization to 1200.
Prerequisite: 90+ in Biology, Chemistry, and English or 85+ in Biology (H), Chemistry (H), and English (H or AP)
Prerequisite: 90+ in Pre-Calculus (H or AP)
Prerequisite: 90+ in Pre-Calculus (H or AP)
Prerequisite: 85+ in Chemistry (H), Geometry, and Algebra II
AP Computer Science Principles is an introductory college-level computing course that introduces students to the breadth of the field of computer science.