Curriculum

In order to ensure long-term student success, Serviam Girls Academy has adopted a unique and demanding curriculum. Developed as a hybrid of standards from both the Delaware Department of Educaiton and the Roman Catholic Diocese of Wilmington, our curriculum seeks to educate the whole student- mind, body, and spirit.

Each year, students take classes in English and Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, Religion, and Study Skills and Current Events. Fifth graders have an additional class in Literary Analysis, and eighth graders have an additional Graduate Support class. Electives are provided in fine art, music, and a host of programs- such as Girl Scouts, dance, and life skills- that change quarterly based on student interest. All students are required to participate in two hours of sports practice per week, which fulfill state physical education requirements. Most sports also provide the opportunity for weekend CYM league competitions, and students are highly encouraged to participate.