The George Washington University Online High School (GWUOHS) Middle School program serves students in grade 8 who are willing to cultivate and sustain a strong work ethic in preparation for success in high school and beyond.
GWUOHS uses the K12 curriculum, which provides students with a broad foundation in English, math, science, history, and world languages for our students. Our courses help students develop critical and creative thinking, focusing on written and oral communication competence.
*Algebra I is a two-semester course offered on the high school learning platform. Students who take this course will be eligible to earn high school credit upon successfully completing the course.
Unless otherwise noted, all courses are two semesters and one credit. Course materials will be available in various formats that may include physical and/or digital materials. Course offerings are subject to change.
GWUOHS middle school will allow students to get a head start on:
If your high-achieving, academically driven child needs an individualized middle school program that provides a head start on developing effective study skills, teaches an in-depth understanding of how choice and consequences work in their lives and engages in activities that promote robust self-awareness, GWUOHS middle school may be your solution.
Middle school students at GWUOHS receive highly personalized and individualized attention and support from their academic advisors and college counselors throughout their academic journey. The advisor they start with is the advisor they graduate with—enabling students and advisors to build meaningful connections and really drive students toward their goals. Each year, they receive a new college counselor with specific, expert knowledge of their grade level and stage in the college-planning process.
Our advisors and counselors focus on the whole student, supporting students academically, socially, and emotionally. Advisors help tailor course schedules to each student’s future goals and work with counselors to develop an Individualized Academic Plan (IAP).
Weekly schedules are also individualized to meet the needs of each student. When building a student’s weekly schedule, advisors and parents might consider live class days/times, club participation, obligations outside of GWUOHS, and more. GWUOHS students always have their Academic Advisor’s guidance when developing a schedule that best suits their needs.
Middle school students have the opportunity to engage in a number of clubs and activities with their peers. Each class has sponsors that help with grade-specific events, and students can join a variety of clubs that might pique their interest.
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Debate Club | Film Club | Law Club |
Join a community of students and families reaching for and achieving their goals every day. Join an info session to learn more, or take the first step toward enrollment!