Academics
Middle School
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Middle School
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Advanced Education
College prep starts in 6th grade at BK. Math and English lessons are designed to develop the skills you need for the SAT and ACT. Then you practice those skills on a scaled-down version of the PSAT tailored to each grade level.
In addition to the traditional middle school curriculum, you also study Religion and Latin. Why Latin? It helps you master grammar, expand your vocabulary, and build a strong foundation for any other language you choose to study. If you opt for accelerated classes, you can earn high school credits in Latin, as well as Algebra and Biology.
In addition to the traditional middle school curriculum, you also study Religion and Latin. Why Latin? It helps you master grammar, expand your vocabulary, and build a strong foundation for any other language you choose to study. If you opt for accelerated classes, you can earn high school credits in Latin, as well as Algebra and Biology.
Middle School Curriculum Highlights
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Core Subjects
6th, 7th, and 8th graders will be enrolled in the core subjects of: English, Math, Social Studies, Science, and Religion. -
Elective Courses
Middle School students will also have the opportunity to enroll in fine arts electives, physical education, technology, health and leadership elective courses. -
World Languages
Eighth graders have the opportunity to choose a world language course, Latin or Spanish. They will receive high school credit for successfully completing either course. -
Accelerated Classes
Students have the opportunity to pursue advanced coursework leading to a potential of three high school credits obtained in middle school: Algebra, Geology, and Spanish I or Latin I.
About Bishop Kearney
Bishop Kearney High School is a Roman Catholic educational institution in Irondequoit, New York, USA, a suburb of Rochester.
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