In 7th-9th grades, students engage in the next stage of classical education, the Logic stage. This stage is when students focus less on information acquisition and pay closer attention to cause and effect, relationships between different fields of knowledge, and to the way facts fit together into a logical framework.

Logic I (7th Grade) Courses

Grammar & Writing

Curriculum: Fix It Grammar & The Lively Art of Writing (2 year rotation)

Humanities

Curriculum: Omnibus 

Science 

Curriculum: Apologia Exploring Creation with General Science

Logic

Curriculum: Art of Argument & Thinking Toolbox

Math

Curriculum: Saxon 8/7

Logic II (8th Grade) Courses

Grammar & Writing

Curriculum: Fix It Grammar & The Lively Art of Writing (2 year rotation) 

Humanities

Curriculum: Omnibus 

Science 

Curriculum: Apologia Exploring Creation with Physical Science

Logic

Curriculum: The Discovery of Deduction

Math

Curriculum: Foerster - Algebra I

Logic III (9th Grade) Courses-Starting Fall 2027

Literature & Composition

This course offers students the opportunity to engage deeply with classical works of literature and poetry while developing the literary analysis and composition skills that were introduced in Logic I and II.

Humanities

Curriculum: Omnibus 

Science 

Curriculum: Apologia Exploring Creation with Biology

American Government & Economics

Curriculum: Take a Stand: American Government and Economics

Math

Curriculum: Jacobs - Geometry: Seeing, Doing, Understanding