This is the school that the LORD has made; we will rejoice and be glad in it.

 

We encourage students to reach their full potential by providing them individual attention in a small group setting and by building nurturing relationships between students and teachers.

MPS’s primary levels student-to-teacher ratio averages 12-14 students per classroom, with core academics being taught in student groups of 2-3.

Biblical theology is woven into the daily rhythm of our school. The Bible is central because it shapes not only what we believe, but also how we live, learn, and serve. We want our students to encounter Scripture as one grand narrative that finds its fulfillment in Jesus and reveals the character of God.

By rooting education in God’s Word, we aim to form young people who are both academically prepared and spiritually grounded.

Outdoor education and play provides opportunities for discovery, decision making, problem solving, and creativity. Being outside improves mood, reduces stress, increases self-esteem, and enhances cognitive ability.

MPS students play and explore outside multiple times a day. When weather doesn’t permit outside activities, students get their bodies moving with indoor exercises, dancing, and games.

Looking to Tour the Schoolhouse?

The 2026/27 school has begun! If you are interested in enrolling in a classroom that has an opening, please email administration to set up a tour time. Tours are offered Tuesdays and Fridays at 9:30am or 1:30pm.

Classrooms with an Availble Seat for 2026/27:

Grade Level 1
Grade Level 3 and 4

Office Hours: Monday-Friday 7:45am-3:00pm
School Tours and Meetings by Appointment Only

 

“Writing is thinking formalized. You gain the ability to think by first learning to write very, very carefully. Then, when you can write effectively, you can do anything you want, and no one will stop you.”

- Dr. Jordan Peterson

Midlothian Private School focuses on the importance of a strong reading, writing, and math academic foundation. Students are immersed in projects and lessons that rely heavily on putting their ideas to paper, then taking those ideas and verbalizing them to an audience.

The focus on this critical skill not only increases their confidence in openly solving problems with peers, but will build self sufficient contributing adults.

 

“What the hand does, the mind remembers.”

- Maria Montessori

Our teachers are given the time and resources to teach children core subjects in small groups. This allows for more one-on-one instruction and for the teacher to build a relationship with each student, knowing exactly where to meet them academically.

Each small group lesson is 15-20 minutes long. Students then rotate to different stations around the room with activities and assignments that support what they are learning. This allows students movement throughout the classroom, builds confidence in classroom independence, and strengthens peer communication skills.

We’d Love to Hear From You.

If you have any questions or would like a tour, please submit the form below and we will reach out to you as soon as possible.