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Academics at Meadow Creek Academy

Strong foundations. Small classes. Real growth.

At Meadow Creek Academy, we help students from Kindergarten through 12th grade build skills, think independently, and love learning. See how we can help your child thrive.

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Kindergarten

Kindergarten at Meadow Creek is all about sparking curiosity, building confidence, and laying the foundation for a love of learning.

Computer Class

5th Grade - 8th Grade

Our middle grades focus on deepening academic knowledge, encouraging independence, and helping students build strong critical thinking and collaboration skills.

Raising Hands

1st Grade - 4th Grade

In our early elementary grades, students strengthen core skills, explore new ideas, and develop the habits that set them up for long-term success.

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9th Grade - 12th Grade

High school students at Meadow Creek prepare for the future with challenging academics, leadership opportunities, and real-world learning experiences.

Saxophone Class

After-School Electives

The learning doesn’t stop when core classes wrap up. At Meadow Creek Academy, our electives give students from Kindergarten through 12th grade the chance to explore new interests, move their bodies, and express themselves in creative and meaningful ways.

Kindergarten Learning Goals*

Language Arts

Students begin recognizing letters, sounds, and sight words while developing early reading and listening comprehension. They also practice handwriting, oral storytelling, and forming simple sentences to build early literacy skills.

Math

We introduce number sense, patterns, shapes, and basic addition and subtraction. Through hands-on activities, students begin to understand how math connects to everyday life.

Science

Young learners explore the natural world through guided experiments and observation. Topics include seasons, weather, animals, and plants, all presented in ways that encourage curiosity.

Social Studies

Students learn about their families, communities, and the world around them. They explore holidays, traditions, and simple geography through stories, activities, and discussion.

1st - 4th Grade Learning Goals*

Language Arts

Students develop stronger reading fluency and comprehension by engaging with fiction and nonfiction texts. Writing instruction includes grammar, sentence structure, and early paragraph formation.

Math

Students build a solid foundation in operations, fractions, place value, and word problems. They also begin applying math reasoning to multi-step challenges and everyday scenarios.

Science

With hands-on experiments and guided inquiry, students explore physical, life, and earth sciences. They begin using the scientific method to make observations and draw conclusions.

Social Studies

Topics expand to include local and national history, map skills, and cultural studies. Students begin to understand the roles of citizens and the impact of key historical figures and events.

5th - 8th Grade Learning Goals*

Language Arts

Students strengthen their writing through essays, creative projects, and research-based assignments. They analyze a range of literature and develop critical reading and discussion skills.

Math

Depending on readiness, students move through fractions, decimals, percentages, geometry, and pre-algebra. Problem-solving becomes more complex, with an emphasis on mathematical reasoning.

Science

Learners explore biology, chemistry, earth science, and environmental systems through experiments and labs. Students begin forming hypotheses and analyzing data to support conclusions.

Social Studies

Students examine ancient civilizations, world geography, U.S. history, and early political systems. They are encouraged to think critically and make connections between the past and present.

9th - 12th Grade Learning Goals*

Language Arts

High school students read, interpret, and evaluate complex texts across genres. They sharpen analytical and persuasive writing skills and complete research-driven assignments.

Math

Courses include Algebra I & II, Geometry, and Pre-Calculus, depending on a student's individual placement and goals. Students develop fluency in solving equations, modeling data, and applying concepts in real-life contexts.

Science

Students engage in lab-based courses such as Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. Emphasis is placed on experimentation, scientific writing, and critical thinking in preparation for college-level work.

Social Studies

Learners study U.S. Government, Economics, and World History, while also exploring contemporary issues. They develop the skills to evaluate sources, form arguments, and understand civic responsibility.

What Learning Goals Mean at Meadow Creek

At Meadow Creek Academy, we see learning as a journey—not a race. Our learning goals are here to give you a sense of what we focus on at each stage, but we know that every child grows in their own way and on their own timeline. Some skills may come quickly, others take time—and that’s okay. These summaries are meant to reassure and guide, not to set rigid expectations.

The learning doesn't have to end when the bell rings.

Get to Know our After-School Activities

THEATER

Whether acting out a story in Kindergarten or performing on stage in high school, students build confidence, creativity, and collaboration through our theater elective.

GARDENING CLUB

Open to all grades, this hands-on class connects students with nature as they plant, care for, and learn from our school garden—while building responsibility and teamwork along the way.

PE / Free Play

Our PE program blends structured group games with open-ended free play, giving students a chance to stay active in ways that feel fun and engaging. From kickball and basketball to creative movement and outdoor challenges, we keep things fresh so students look forward to moving every week.

BAND (Grades 5-12 Only)

Students in 5th grade and up can join our band program, learning instruments and performing as part of an ensemble. It’s a chance to grow musically while developing focus, discipline, and teamwork.

Junior Book Club

Discover what a day could look like.

Wondering how core classes, electives, and outdoor time all come together? We’re happy to walk you through a typical day at Meadow Creek Academy. Contact us to learn more or schedule a tour to see it all in action!

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