Intermediate School

In fourth grade, children take on new types of work and social experiences. Fourth graders will be required to follow the many directions and long-range planning that their school assignments require. They also have to learn to collaborate with their peers on group projects while navigating changing social dynamics. Students will be required to organize more books and materials and multiple folders for each subject area. Fourth-grade work gets harder, as students have separate teachers for different subjects. Students will need to manage their work more independently. This includes homework assignments in multiple subjects and keeping track of long-range assignments and tasks. 

Students attend weekly Mass at St. Louis Catholic Church and are responsible for participating every eight weeks in Mass.

Core Curriculum:
Math
Social Studies
Religion
Language Arts
Reading 
Science
Spelling

Enrichment Classes:
Library - Weekly
Music - Weekly
Art - Weekly
Computer - Weekly
PE - Daily

Fifth grade is defining grades in the life of Bishop Reicher intermediate students. Teachers challenge students with long-term projects that require planning and organization. 

Besides, preparing to move to middle school, they will experience excitement about what they are learning and able to do and possible anxiety resulting in the prospect of change.

Students attend weekly Mass at Bishop Reicher and are responsible for participating every eight weeks in Mass.

Core Curriculum:
Math
Language Arts
Science
Religion
Social Studies

Enrichment Classes:
Library - Weekly
Music - Weekly
Art - Weekly
Computer - Weekly
PE - Daily