08/23/2026
What makes Boone Prairie different for middle and high school students?
At Boone Prairie, these years are not treated as something students simply need to survive. They are formative years when young people are discovering what they believe, developing their character, and preparing for adulthood. Our students are known. Teachers recognize their strengths, notice when they are struggling, and expect them to participate, not disappear into the back of a crowded classroom.
They receive:
*Strong academics grounded in truth, beauty, critical thinking, discussion, writing, and a biblical worldview
*A hybrid schedule that combines meaningful classroom instruction Wednesday through Friday with guided learning at home on Monday and Tuesday
*A phone-free school day where students talk, laugh, debate, play games, read, and build genuine friendships
*Opportunities to speak and lead through discussions, presentations, clubs, service, entrepreneurship, and school events
*Individualized high school planning, including honors courses, dual credit, college preparation, internships, trade exploration, and scholarship guidance
*Time to move and breathe, with recess and breaks continuing through high school
*Real community across grade levels, where students are encouraged to welcome others rather than build social hierarchies
Students are expected to tell the truth, complete their work, contribute to their community, accept correction, and grow from their mistakes.We are not only preparing students to pass classes, we are preparing them to become thoughtful, capable, faithful young adults who can communicate well, work hard, serve others, and continue learning throughout their lives.
Faith • Freedom • Legacy
Middle and high school can be different.