An independent Christian School serving students PreK3-12th grade.
Volunteer 6-8
My Day at TVS
Our Middle School uses a rotating four-day schedule. Each student has seven periods that consist of the four core classes and three electives. They attend six out of the seven classes daily.
8:15 A.M.
Academics
Throughout the first half of the day, Middle-Schoolers engage in core classes, such as Language Arts, Math, Science, and Social Studies.
9:15 A.M.
Break; Chapel
Students have a brief refresh to break up their morning classes. Students converse with their peers, play games, and can ask teachers questions in this period.
On Wednesday this time is used for Chapel service. The entire Middle School gathers in the North Naples Church (NNC) Sanctuary to listen, sing, think spiritually, and pray.
10:50 A.M.
Advisory
Two days a week, Middle School students meet for an hour with their faculty advisor. Using a mix of both one-on-one and group guidance, they discuss how to thrive in school, time management and how to best apply TVS Christ Skills in everyday life.
11:50 A.M.
Recess; Lunch
Students take time to connect in a playful setting and enjoy the fresh air outside the classroom and out on our expansive campus lawns.
At 12:05 students break from learning and enjoy interacting with each other during lunchtime. All grades gather to enjoy Chef Amos’s delicious hot lunches. A nutritious salad bar is also always available, along with some healthy quick-take options. Some student favorites include orange chicken with lo mein, garlic bread, grab-and-go wraps, Philly cheese steak, and the LaCroix selection.
12:35 P.M.
Academics Continue
Depending on the student’s interest they have many elective courses to choose from. All students are required to take a World Language class throughout their time in Middle School. They start with an introduction in 6th grade that focuses on art, history, and culture of Spanish speaking countries. They take a trimester of Spanish language in 7th grade, and 8th graders take Spanish 1 that serves as a high school credit.
2:35 P.M.
Electives; or Athletics
During the last block of the school day, Middle-School students spend their time in activities such as Coding and Personal Finance or in clubs such as Stop-motion Animation and Current Events. Elective selections change on a trimester schedule.
Middle School Athletics give students the opportunity to experience both team sports and a variety of other activities that foster a foundation for lifelong wellness. They can choose from multiple different individual and team sports including flag football, cross-country, volleyball, basketball, soccer, golf, baseball, lacrosse, track and field and swimming. Each sport is managed by our talented coaches who dedicate many hours to student athlete practice and playing time.Students participating in certain sports are often playing in away games during this block.
3:30 P.M.
Community Service
Students are presented with many volunteer opportunities within the school year. All Middle School students are required to complete 45 service hours for graduation.
The Middle School stays active in giving back to the community. Here are just a few service projects they have participated in, in the past:
- Dropped off food donations at the Harry S. Chapin Food Bank of Southwest Florida
- Stopped by the Golisano Children's Hospital to hand out homemade "Swiftie" bracelets to inpatient kids.
- Stopped by the Naples Humane Society to spend time with the dogs and drop off the homemade treats and snuffle mats made during advisory time.
- Walked to the fire station to pass out Christmas cookies to the firefighters