Located less than one mile from the Bradshaw Campus, the Charles Clayton Middle School Campus is a unique and dedicated space for grades 7 and 8. Surrounded by supportive faculty and an environment conducive for deep learning, Middle School students further develop into courageous moral leaders while exploring their interests and expanding their knowledge.
At the core of the Middle School learning experience are the relationships we foster with students and families. Our goal is to build a community where students feel safe, valued, and recognized for their contributions. Balancing a whole-child approach to education with academic rigor, our learning spaces are designed to cultivate collaboration, spark imagination, and create a receptive atmosphere for innovation.
“People don’t care how much you know until they know how much you care.”
- Theodore Roosevelt
In addition to core curriculum and Innovation Institute courses, Highlanders in 7th and 8th grades can participate in a variety of co-curricular activities. Here is a sampling of the range of clubs and organizations available to students.
Middle School students can follow their artistic passions in performing, visual, and digital arts with courses such as Digital Literacy, Orchestra, Musical Theater, Acting, Dance Technique, Drawing and Painting, Art Technique, and Video Production.
Middle School students participate in a variety of sports teams including archery, volleyball, golf, tennis, football, cheerleading, soccer, basketball, track and field, cross country, softball, lacrosse, baseball, swimming and more.
LHP’s Middle School provides several ways for students to hone their leadership skills, with the Highlander Heralds being one of the most prestigious programs. This group of 50+ students is dedicated to helping their peers, teachers, and community.
Highlanders choose from 20+ student clubs, including MathCounts, Robotics, Future Problem Solvers, Philosophy, French Club, Environmental Club, National Junior Honor Society, and Dungeons & Dragons Club.
Learning opportunities extend outside of the classroom to unforgettable grade-level trips. 7th graders attend an overnight trip to Circle F Dude Ranch, and 8th graders travel to North Carolina for an adventurous week of team building and camaraderie.
