Sixth grade science follows a general science curriculum, with units in both life and physical sciences. The topics include: cells, genetics, plant and micro-organism classification, space exploration, chemistry, environmental studies and nuclear energy. Hands-on activities, labs, and group work are part of the curriculum. The stream and woods on the school’s sixty acre campus also serve as a “classroom” for the course. The highlight of the year is a three day outdoor education program at a Christian camp in Pennsylvania.

Eighth grade science covers topics such as plate tectonics, earthquakes, volcanoes, minerals, rocks, weather and the solar system. Hands-on activities, labs, and group work are part of the curriculum. Visits to various areas of the school’s wooded campus and stream enhance the study of God’s creation.