Building 21st Century Skills in a Small Class Environment

Mulberry School utilizes a three-year program of overarching themes to anchor core learning in Mathematics, English, Visual and Performing Arts, Humanities (history, geography, social studies, civics), and Science. Themes such as change, place and space, conflict, proof, and beauty provide scope for deep discussions within and across curriculum areas—and are the guiding base for project-based learning. Spanish, Physical Education, Place Based Service-Learning and Music round out our standard instructional areas.

Middle School students also engage in a social thinking/social-emotional learning curriculum that is complemented by a learning and study skills curriculum. This balanced approach not only enhances learning at Mulberry, but also prepares students for the wide range of teaching styles and learning experiences they may encounter in high school and beyond.

By laying strong learning foundations with teachers as advisors, mentors, instructors, and guides, Mulberry Middle School students have the opportunity to become confident, lifelong learners and explorers with strong tools for 21st century learning, working, and living.

Join us for a dynamic and fulfilling journey through the middle school years.