Sixth to Eighth Grade
As they enter into their final years at Bethany School, our upper school students are encouraged and inspired to broaden their academic experience and explore their individuality through a range of electives and leadership opportunities.
As upper school students, sixth-graders are introduced to even more ways to get involved, both at school and in their communities. From service-minded electives to leadership opportunities, students are encouraged to explore their interests and take on more responsibility in and out of the classroom.
As the academic curriculum increases in depth and rigor, students are challenged to think more critically and collaborate with their peers. A variety of electives and extracurriculars, such as MathCounts, Mock Trial, and Power of the Pen, encourage them to explore their talents and interests, and help them become more independent and self-assured.
As students prepare for the social and academic changes high school will bring, they continue developing the self-confidence, independence, and leadership skills that will help them succeed beyond Bethany School.
Field trips are an important part of the academic experience at Bethany School. Our upper school students participate in a variety of educational field trips and outreach programs every year to connect what they’re learning in the classroom to real-world, hands-on experiences.
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A Kindergarten – 8th grade, private elementary and middle school where students are empowered to thrive in a diverse world. Bethany is an Episcopal School located in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Bethany School
555 Albion Avenue
Cincinnati, OH 45246
Telephone 513.771.7462
Fax: 513.771.2292
Bethany Activity Center
370 Oak Road
Cincinnati, OH 45246
Bethany School does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, creed, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, disability, age (40 or over), national origin, ancestry, or military service/veteran’s status in the administration of its educational program and policies, admission decisions, financial aid program, employment practices and benefits, athletic, or other school administered programs.