Junior High School - Faith Academy Bellville

Junior High is home to our 6th through 8th grade students. The middle school years are a pivotal time in the life of an adolescent. We strive to create a safe place where our students feel free to grow under the guidance of a very supportive team of teachers and administrators.

Classroom Instruction

Experienced classroom teachers deliver purposeful teaching that fosters academic excellence, critical thinking, and integrates a biblical worldview. Their teaching practices are developmentally appropriate, focusing on essential concepts and skills to support student growth and understanding. Instructional design by teachers is cognitively complex and requires higher-order thinking. Faith Academy offers all core academic courses in Math, English, Science, and History. We also provide studies in Art, Technology, Speech and Finance, Health, Music, and Choir.

The curriculum used at Faith Academy includes publications by the Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI), Bob Jones Press, Positive Action, and other administrative-approved supplements.

Biblical Integration

At Faith Academy of Bellville, our Curriculum and Instruction Department works diligently to ensure Christian principles and the Bible are integrated into our curriculum. Junior high students attend a weekly chapel service as well as daily Bible classes. Students and their families are encouraged to regularly attend and be involved in the church of their choice.

Extracurricular Activities

Our junior high students have the ability to go beyond the classroom with the extracurricular activities, including Athletics (see list of sports below), Student Council and Junior National Honor Society. Visit the Athletics and Clubs and Organizations areas of the website for more information.

Athletics

Football
Basketball
Baseball
Cheer
Cross Country
Golf
Softball
Track and Field
Volleyball

Enriching Activities

Throughout the year, there are many opportunities for our junior high students to expand their learning beyond the traditional classroom by engaging in learning projects, field trips, science experiments, reading challenges, physical education activities, music, and art. Some examples of these are: