Middle School (6th - 8th)
Preparing Students for Future Academic and Personal Success
As a distinguished private middle school in The Woodlands, All Nations Community School students are encouraged to explore their interests, develop critical thinking skills, and grow in their academic and spiritual journey. With a Christ-centered foundation, our middle school program supports each student’s intellectual, emotional, and social development, preparing them for the challenges of high school and beyond.
Middle School Academics
Our curriculum for middle school students is both comprehensive and dynamic, allowing students to explore their academic strengths while being challenged to grow in areas of need. Small class sizes enable personalized instruction and support, ensuring every student’s success.
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Advanced math and science courses to prepare for high school
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Project-based learning and hands-on activities
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Focus on global awareness and cultural studies
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Extracurriculars include robotics, drones, art, music, and PE to encourage well-rounded development
Why Parents Choose ANCS
Small Class Sizes
Personalized attention, supported by a 5:1 student-to-teacher ratio, fosters individual growth and builds lasting confidence.
Christ-Centered Education
Our Christ-centered approach fosters a supportive community where respect, kindness, integrity and service are integral to daily life.
Spanish Proficiency
Daily exposure to Spanish on-campus and through off-campus service opportunities fosters cultural awareness and second language acquisition.
Robotics, Drone, and Aviation Program
The Next Generation of Innovators
Our Robotics & Drone Program inspires the next generation of innovators by immersing students in cutting-edge technology and problem-solving challenges. Through hands-on projects and teamwork, students explore robotics and drone engineering, equipping them with the skills to thrive in a tech-driven world.
There’s just so many opportunities for you to achieve. That’s what I love most about our school.
Tylong, 7th Grade
Outside The Classroom
At All Nations Community School, a top Woodlands middle school, students are offered a range of opportunities to learn and grow outside the classroom. From leadership roles in school activities to community service, field trips, and extracurricular programs, students are encouraged to explore their interests and develop important life skills.
Frequently Asked Questions
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+ Submit An Inquiry FormOur admissions process begins with a simple inquiry to get to know you and your child. After submitting the form, our admissions team will: Provide information about our programs and school culture. Answer any questions you have about the process, tuition, or financial aid. Guide you through the next steps to ensure a smooth experience.
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+ Schedule A School TourSee what makes ANCS special by visiting our campus. On your tour, you’ll walk through classrooms, meet teachers and staff, and learn how we combine faith-based values with academic excellence. It’s the perfect opportunity to experience the warmth and energy of our school community and get answers to your questions about academics, extracurriculars, and student life.
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+ Book A Shadow DayLet your child experience what it’s like to be a student at ANCS! During a Shadow Day, your child will attend classes alongside current students, meet future classmates, and take part in activities that reflect our hands-on learning approach. This immersive experience helps students feel comfortable and excited about becoming part of our school community.
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+ Start Your ApplicationWhen you’re ready to move forward, begin the application process to secure your child’s place at ANCS. The process includes: Completing the online application and submitting necessary documents. Scheduling a family interview to discuss your goals and expectations. Learning about tuition plans, financial aid options, and key deadlines.
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+ Admissions FAQsHave questions? Visit our Admissions FAQ section for answers on: Admissions criteria and important deadlines. Tuition, financial aid options, and payment plans. School policies, class sizes, and extracurricular offerings.
