Bethany: A Private Episcopal Middle School in Cincinnati

Faith-Inspired Learning. Academic Excellence. Confident, Compassionate Graduates.

Discover a Middle School that Balances Challenge and Support

Bethany School, our private Episcopal middle school in Cincinnati, serves students in grades 6–8. We offer a place where they can grow academically, emotionally, and spiritually during some of their most important development years.

Guided by Episcopal values, our middle school program encourages students to explore their identity. We strengthen their voice and prepare them for the next step in their educational journey. Bethany offers rigorous academics, character-building experiences, and a welcoming community rooted in compassion, equity, and service.

6:1

Student to teacher ratio

Maximum class size

Acre nature filled campus

25+

Extra-curricular opportunities

100%

Acceptance into student’s top-choice high schools

What Sets Bethany Apart as a Private Episcopal Middle School

Values-Driven Curriculum: We incorporate reflection, empathy, and service into daily life without dogma. We welcome students of all backgrounds.
Academic Readiness: Students experience increased academic rigor and responsibility while receiving individualized support.
Leadership Development: We provide opportunities for students to lead chapel, mentor younger students, and take initiative in clubs and service projects.
Holistic Growth: Social-emotional learning, wellness, and spiritual exploration are built into every grade.
Community That Cares: Faculty members serve as both instructors and mentors, guiding students through the challenges of adolescence.

Middle School Curriculum Highlights

Core Subjects:

Language Arts: Reading comprehension, essay writing, public speaking
Mathematics: Pre-Algebra & Algebra I
Science: Lab-based discovery, plus environmental & life sciences
Social Studies: History, government, & global perspectives

Enrichment Courses:

World Languages
Fine Arts (Visual Art, Music, Theater)
Physical Education & Athletics
Technology & Digital Citizenship
Chapel & Character Education

Capstone Experiences:

8th Grade Leadership Projects
Community Service Initiatives
High School Transition Planning & Support

A Faith-Based Framework That Welcomes All

As a private Episcopal middle school, Bethany School offers weekly chapel services, service learning opportunities, and daily practices. Each is rooted in respect, reflection, and spiritual growth. We encourage students to ask questions, engage with big ideas, and develop a personal sense of purpose.

FAQs

What grades are included in Bethany’s middle school?

Our middle school serves grades 6 through 8 in a dedicated, developmentally supportive environment.

Is Bethany School only for Episcopal families?

No. We are grounded in the Episcopal tradition but welcome students and families of all faiths or no faith background.

How does the school support high school preparation?

We guide students in executive functioning, leadership, communication, and independent learning. We ensure they leave ready to succeed in high school and beyond.

What extracurriculars are available in middle school?

Middle school students can join clubs, athletic teams, the student council, and participate in theater productions and service opportunities.

How does spiritual development work in middle school?

We encourage spiritual growth through weekly chapel, values-based discussions, service learning, and an open exploration of meaningful topics.

Visit Bethany School and Experience the Middle School Difference

Come see why families across Cincinnati choose Bethany’s private Episcopal middle school for their children. Learn about the strong academic foundation and whole-child support we provide during the critical middle school years.

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.