Religious Studies Description
Rooted in the Episcopal tradition, our program fosters empathy, curiosity, and respect for the many faith traditions around the world. All students participate in weekly Chapel services, which provide a reflective space for the entire community to explore major religious traditions, moral questions, and universal life lessons. The curriculum progresses from the Old Testament in grades 4 and 5, where students focus on foundational values like forgiveness and compassion, to the New Testament in grade 7, where they engage with themes of empathy and inclusion
Explore the Old Testament through key stories and themes, unlocking foundational values and reflecting on the meaning behind biblical narratives. This course encourages connection between these ancient messages and daily life, all while nurturing a strong respect for others and diverse beliefs.
Examine the powerful roles and timeless messages of the Old Testament prophets. The curriculum emphasizes core virtues like justice, forgiveness, and compassion, encouraging students to apply these essential ideas to daily choices and relationships.
Engage with the New Testament, focusing on the powerful life and teachings of Jesus to explore how faith can guide action. Rooted in the Episcopal tradition, this course fosters spiritual growth and challenges students to live out their values like empathy, inclusion, and standing up for what is right within their communities.
