When students reach middle school (6th through 8th grade), they have a different teacher for every subject and change classes throughout the day.  They are anchored by a homeroom which meets at the beginning and the end of the day and also before lunch to pray.  General information and communication to parents happens through homeroom.  Middle Schoolers are paired with an elementary class as "big buddies" and little buddy/big buddy activities are scheduled throughout the year giving them a chance to be leaders and role models to younger students.  Middle Schoolers are also offered the chance to develop leadership skills by participating in student council, patrols and as Mass servers. Core classes meet every day including Math, English Language Arts, Social Studies and Science.  Students also have Religion classes throughout the week as well as specials like Health, Art, Music, Spanish, and Physical Education.  The middle school teachers share a common discipline and reward system.  Throughout the year, there are reward activities and other events such as Winterfest - an afterschool party in early December.  Middle school students attend and participate in Mass weekly and experience a number of spiritual retreat days throughout the year.

• Some Math and ELA instruction is in blocks allowing students to get small group and individualized instruction.
• Math instruction focuses on problem solving and having students discuss and write about math concepts as well as math practice.
• Algebra is offered to qualified 7th and 8th graders.
• In ELA, qualified 8th graders participate in the Milwaukee Archdiocese Discovery Project.
• Science includes Project Lead the Way engineering modules and other STEM units.
• Students attend Art, Music and Health weekly.  They have Spanish and Physical Education twice a week.
• Students attend study hall three times a week giving them a chance to do homework independently or with guidance.
• As part of the music curriculum, students perform various roles in a musical each spring.