Lower School (ps-5)
Spanning early years through upper elementary, Everest’s lower school curriculum seamlessly integrates age-appropriate activities to create strong foundations in learning and faith.
Academic Excellence
By fostering a love of learning and focusing on developmentally-appropriate skills and habits, Everest students develop a wealth of knowledge and an ability to think critically and communicate clearly.
Unique among Catholic schools in Metro Detroit, our small class sizes give your child the opportunity for personalized learning, while our co-ed campus and international program prepare them to be leaders in a global world.
Unique among Catholic schools in Metro Detroit, our small class sizes give your child the opportunity for personalized learning, while our co-ed campus and international program prepare them to be leaders in a global world.
Small Class Size
Single-Gender Formation
Co-Ed Campus
What Sets An Everest Education Apart?
At Everest, we believe academic achievement is multi-dimensional and encompasses more than just knowledge. The development of good personal habits and strong skills, including discipline, perseverance, and always doing quality work, create a foundation for success throughout their school years.
Integral Formation provides context for your child’s academic achievement, linking their intellectual development to the growth of their spirit and character.
The entire academic and social culture of the school works to provide an environment in which students make connections between what they learn and the way they live, in light of a coherent Catholic–Christian worldview that’s enlightened by truth.
Integral Formation provides context for your child’s academic achievement, linking their intellectual development to the growth of their spirit and character.
The entire academic and social culture of the school works to provide an environment in which students make connections between what they learn and the way they live, in light of a coherent Catholic–Christian worldview that’s enlightened by truth.
middle school (6-8)
In middle school, our students have increased levels of autonomy and higher expectations of how they’ll behave and perform. Students move between classrooms for academic classes, including language arts, literature, math, science, social studies, and religion.
High School (9-12)
Our high school students are empowered to think critically and integrate Christ-centered principles into their decision-making, preparing them to be responsible, ethical, global citizens. A college-prep curriculum includes honors, Advanced Placement, and dual enrollment classes and numerous electives.
Student Life at Everest
Spiritual Life at Everest
Our faith formation programs give students opportunities to express their faith and grow in their love of Christ.