In Middle School, students are engaged in using the strategies learned to internalize the knowledge necessary for them to start a career or pursue the next level of education.
Throughout the course of study, students develop self-consciousness, explore their passions, identify their scope of impact and develop the leadership ability. Students take greater ownership of their learning through the learning projects and extracurricular activities, applied learning programs that maintain a balance between responsibility and freedom that grows with their increasing independence. School should be a place where we live, where our children are driven to create great things, rather than where we teach them to create great things after they leave our system.

The Dewey Middle School Program generates a mindset that spirals through three domains of consciousness (corresponding with three subjects of cognition) to form a complete human: