Academics
Middle School
Our Middle School experience is based on the belief that students of this age should be challenged academically, should be accountable for their actions, and nurtured spiritually by teaching Biblical principles.
Middle School News
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Middle School Students Read Almost 10,000 Pages for Competition
As a reading incentive, the library challenged middle school students to read from a list of 22 books in the Winter Reading Challenge Bookopoly Contest. Students in 6th, 7th and 8th grade participated in the contest and read a total of almost 10,000 pages!Read More -
Middle School Robotics Headed to the VEX World Championship
After competing and earning a spot in last year’s VEX Robotics World Competition, our middle school robotics team, 33157A, was given the opportunity to enter this year’s Encore Online Challenge. The challenge was intended to reward teams that made it to Worlds last year and have continued their hard work this year.Read More -
Middle School Robotics Headed to State Competition
Congratulations to our middle school Warrior Robotics teams on being selected to participate in the South Florida VEX Robotics State Competition!Read More -
Theater Students Make History
The Westminster high school and middle school thespians have made State history. The high school students’ one-act play, “Just Like Us,” was selected to represent all of the schools in Miami-Dade County and went on to be awarded the highest rating of “Superior” in the State competition! In addition, Westminster won the most state awards ever: five Superiors and six Excellents (see the list below).Read More
The Middle School qualified 12 events for State competition; five received an Excellent rating and seven received a Superior rating. And, for the first time, Westminster students were awarded, not one, but two, “Best In State - Critics Choice” awards! One of these awards went to sixth graders for “Thirty Reasons Not to be in a Play!”
Congratulations to the following students for their hard work and dedication to their craft, and to Theater Director Andre Gordon, Theater Assistant Katy Milian, and Film Adjunct Ralphie Fernandez: -
Juan Rondeau '27 to Represent Miami-Dade at the Scripps National Spelling Bee
Congratulations to Juan Rondeau '27 for winning this year's annual Miami Herald Spelling Bee! He will represent Miami-Dade County at the Scripps National Spelling Bee on July 8 at ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex at Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando.Read More -
Middle School Students Learn From FBI Special Agent
David Solis, a supervisory special agent for the FBI and father of Sara Solis '26 and Nicolas Solis '25, visited Westminster this week. Solis spoke with middle school students about different specializations within the FBI and the important role they each play within an investigation.Read More -
Jeb Bush Speaks to Students About Leadership
This week, former Gov. Jeb Bush visited Westminster virtually to speak to middle school students about leadership. Student leadership members and National Junior Honor Society (NJHS) members were in attendance. Eric Eikenberg '25 kicked off the event by introducing Bush to his classmates and providing a detailed account of Bush’s political career.Read More -
Warrior Robotics Earns Judges Award at Competition
Frisco Arango and Jacob Dumas, middle school students at Westminster, competed in a virtual VEX Robotics Competition over the weekend.Read More
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Thank you for the first week of school. I thought my son would come home and be all excited about this kid or that kid, but what he talked about was the teachers. The relationship that you have with your students is so important and impactful. I hope it gives you strength, hope and purpose to be reminded how important your are in the lives of your students. I am praying for everyone's safety. God bless you and your families.
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