MIDDLE SCHOOL

MIDDLE SCHOOL AT GASTON CHRISTIAN SCHOOL

Grades 6-8 are formative years. During this unique season of life, pre-teens need a strong community, positive mentors, and a variety of new challenges and opportunities. At Gaston Christian School, we partner with parents to educate their children and foster a biblical worldview. When it comes time for your child to move onto high school, they will have a strong academic foundation and an identity rooted in Christ. 

At GCS, your child will:

• Be taught by fun-loving teachers who are passionate about connecting with middle school students on their level
• Move through an academically rigorous curriculum that is filled with innovative projects and hands-on learning experiences
• Develop strong character and be disciplined in a way that does not focus on punishment, but rather on seeking restoration and teaching lifelong lessons
• Grow spiritually through regular opportunities to worship, study the Bible, and be mentored by Christian role models

As a middle school parent, you can expect:

• Individual Attention — At GCS your child will be known, and his or her teachers are always available to discuss their academic, social, or spiritual progress.
• Values Alignment — We teach and emphasize Christian character daily, so you can rest assured that what you are teaching at home is being modeled at school.
• Strong Community — Whether in the classroom, on the athletic field, or in performing arts, parents are invited and encouraged to be involved in their child’s school life.
• Growing Independence — Students move through an eight-period school day, choose their own electives, and try many new activities, which builds confidence and independence. 

See it for yourself!

Schedule a tour at Gaston Christian School.

Words from a Middle School Student

 

 “When I’m asked what my favorite grade was at GCS, I always say my middle school years. This is where I grew most — not only academically, but spiritually and emotionally as well. I have no doubt in my mind that it was because of the middle school teachers who poured into me on a daily basis. I will forever be thankful for the GCS middle school team and everything they did for me.” 

– Lauren F. 

Reasons Other Parents are Choosing GCS for Middle School:

Enriching Student Life — Class field trips, spirit week, academic competitions, and community events create meaningful opportunities for students to connect and grow in their skills together. Favorites include our annual retreat to Crowder Ridge and seasonal service projects such as the Souper Bowl of Caring and Operation Christmas Child.

Leadership Opportunities — Whether in student government, the Junior Beta Club, STEM, Young Entrepreneurs, or athletics, students develop leadership skills to benefit them for life. 

A Safe Community — Our campus is highly secure, and we work tirelessly to ensure every student feels socially, emotionally, and spiritually safe as well. 

What questions do you have?

Our admissions director would love to answer them and tell you more about the middle school program at Gaston Christian. Contact Lindsay Lockett at (704) 824-4128 today or click here to plan your visit.

Middle School Principal 

Jonathan Huitt

Jonathan Huitt double majored at Liberty University in Biology and Chemistry. He then attended UNC-Charlotte and got his certification in Middle Grades Science and an M.A. in Education. Jonathan then attended Liberty University for his M.Ed with a concentration in Supervision and Leadership with a certification in administration from the state of Virginia. He is currently writing his dissertation to complete his Ph.D. in Organizational Leadership from Columbia International University.

Jonathan is a product of Christian school and has been involved in Christian education either through being a student or teacher for almost thirty years. Jonathan has been a teacher, coach, or administrator in the middle school at Gaston Christian for fifteen years. Jonathan is passionate about Christian Education and loves middle school students! Jonathan has a wife and five children. All five children attend Gaston Christian School.