Double Churches Middle School

Located in Columbus, Georgia, Double Churches Middle School is a public middle school that serves students in grades 6–8. It is in a mid-size city. With about 442 students and 34 full-time equivalent teachers and one full-time school counselor, the school has a student-teacher ratio of 13:1, which is better than the district average. The school has a traditional middle school curriculum that includes core subjects like math, English language arts, science, and social studies, as well as electives and enrichment programs in arts, technology, and physical education. According to state and national data, 14% of students are proficient or better in math and 24% are proficient or better in English Language Arts. This shows that there is room for academic growth. The student body is diverse, with 54% female and 46% male students. 88% of students are from low-income families, which shows how the school helps students from lower-income families. The amount of money spent per student is in line with what Georgia public schools usually get. Overall, Double Churches Middle School is a well-organized and supportive place to learn. The staff is dedicated, and there are counseling resources available.

The lights are on at Double Churches Middle School! The school recently honored Desauri Harris and Juanmiguel Lopez-Diaz as Reading Champions for their amazing work in November. The WILDCAT NATION also showed off their musical skills. Seventh-grade teachers played music to send their students off for the holidays. Also, the Student Council members at the school spread holiday cheer by giving faculty and staff surprise pins with holiday themes.

Q1. What does Double Churches Middle School do to get kids excited about school?

Ans. People are interested in and think critically about lessons that are based on questions, group projects, and hands-on learning activities.

Q2. What kinds of fun things can kids do at school?

Ans. Students can learn to communicate better and be more creative through programs in music, visual arts, theater, and writing.

Q3. What do you do to make students feel good?

Ans. Wellness programs, counseling services, and mindfulness activities are all things that can help people stay strong and stable emotionally.

Q4. Are there chances for students to be leaders?

Ans. Student councils, group projects, and peer mentoring programs teach kids how to work together, take responsibility, and feel good about themselves.

Q5. How does Double Churches get families and the community to help?

Ans. Family workshops, volunteer projects, and events in the community all get people involved and make them feel like they are making a difference.