The Sagemont School, Upper School Campus:
The Sagemont School is proud to be known as a respected and innovative college prep school located in Broward County, Florida. A commitment to technology and ultimate college placement are focus points. The Sagemont School is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools which validates our curriculum as college prepartory. Additionally, we are also accredited by the Association of Independent Schools of South Florida which identifies us as one of the premier private schools.
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The Sagemont Upper School Campus offers a rigorus, comprehensive middle and high school curriculum enhanced by a variety of elective courses. Course offerings provide students with the opportunity to broaden educational experiences and focus on improving critical and analytical thinking skills. The Upper Campus strives to provide a nurturing environment that promotes and stimulates students to actively participate in learning through hands-on applications and experiences. Our small class sizes allow teachers to differentiate instruction to meet the individual needs of students.
Middle School Curriculum
The middle school curriculum consists of 5 required core courses annually. The courses are in the disciplines of English, math, science, social science and writing. Elective courses include computer science, journalism, foreign language, music, art, and physical education. Middle school advanced courses are available for the above average student who can benefit by participating in classroom discussion and outside readings that require an understanding of concepts and in-depth mastery of subject matter. Preparing students for the demanding challenges of high school is our goal for midd
le school.
High School College Preparatory Curriculum
The high school college preparatory curriculum focuses on the Florida Department of Education state requirements for graduation. Course offerings include English, math, science, social science, foreign language, physical education with the integration of Personal Fitness, and variety of fine and performing art courses. A wide variety of elective choices are also available to promote future study in areas of interest at the college level. High school honors and Advanced Placement (AP) courses are also available and are designed for the highly motivated high school student who feel they are capable of handling college level work. These courses use college level materials and students enrolling in these courses should have attained above average grades in previous honors or AP courses. Due to the heavy workload, high school students selecting honors/AP classes must possess good organizational and time management skills, and be highly disciplined to be successful.
Students enrolled in Advanced Placement courses prepare to take the College Entrance Examination Board (CEEB) Advanced Placements in May. In many colleges and universities, a score of 3, 4, or 5 gives a student advanced placement in college and/or college credit.
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