Sixth Grade at Elvel School marks the official start of Ciclo Común (Middle School) and the transition into early adolescence. Students begin rotating through subject-specific teachers, managing more complex schedules, and developing the academic maturity and personal resilience needed for the secondary years. It’s a year of growing self-awareness, academic ownership, and emerging identity.

By the end of Sixth Grade, our students are:

• Reading across disciplines—literature, science, social studies—with increasing independence and analytical insight

• Writing structured essays, argument-based responses, and formal reports in both English and Spanish

• Solving problems using algebraic thinking, ratios, proportions, and foundational geometry

• Applying the scientific method to more advanced lab work in life, physical, and earth sciences

• Studying early civilizations, cultural systems, and the development of societies

• Navigating digital platforms for learning, communication, and research

• Developing study habits, organization skills, and personal accountability

• Exploring leadership roles in school life, clubs, and collaborative projects

Sixth Grade is where students learn how to learn—with purpose, independence, and a sense of identity. At Elvel, we guide them through this critical phase with structure, encouragement, and a deep respect for their voice and potential.