At Berry College Elementary & Middle School, engaged learners become critical thinkers and creative problem solvers within an integrated curriculum committed to inquiry and experience-based learning. Responsibility and love for learning starts growing within our youngest students. Valuable contributions are made to classroom communities through project-based learning and insightful reflection by all students.
Students at Berry College Elementary & Middle School
- Enjoy school and learning.
- Demonstrate and continuously build a strong academic foundation.
- Accept responsibility.
- Work cooperatively and independently.
- Respond with compassion, understanding and acceptance.
- Desire to make the world a better place.
- Use “education of the head, heart and hands” as a guiding philosophy.
Families of students at Berry College Elementary & Middle School
- Believe in and support our mission of educating “head, heart and hands.”
- Are involved as partners for their child’s education.
- Are active and help build the school community by volunteering, attending events and welcoming new families.
- Enjoy being part of a close-knit, involved community of parents who are generous with time, energy and resources.
Our 8th Grade Graduates
- Transition with great success to their chosen high school, future college and beyond. Many of our students graduate in the top 10% of their high school graduating classes.
- Demonstrate leadership, respect, and compassion for others.
- Are valued for their ability to think critically, problem solve, communicate and contribute in future classrooms through written and oral presentations.
- Are well-prepared with study skills for organization, time management, group and independent learning.
- Enjoy success as team members and leaders in sports, theater, civic groups, and extracurricular activities.
- Accept the responsibility of being a role model and mentor for younger students as well as peers.
- Share close bonds with their fellow Berry graduates and come back to celebrate their accomplishments.