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High School Program

Highschool

Our high school serves students in grades 9-12. Because most of the core courses are combined (grade 9/10 and 11/12), these courses are taught in 2-year cycles.

Bible/Reformed Studies has been divided into a 4 year cycle: two years of Old Testament and two years of New Testament. Because of the combination grades the students stream into their freshman year wherever the Bible program is up to in the 4-year cycle.  Along with the study of the Bible, a portion of the curriculum is also dedicated to learning about the History of the church beyond the biblical time period. 

The History/Geography program is divided as follows: World Geography, United States History, United States Government and History of Civilization. The textbooks used in these courses come from BJU Press.

English across the grades involves novel and play studies, writing, grammar, and readings from an anthology.

In 9th & 10th grade, the students take Algebra 1 and Geometry. The math courses in 11th and 12th grade are separate classes. Students have the choice to take Algebra 2 (11th), Pre-Calculus (12th) and/or Business Math.

Chemistry and Biology is taught in either 9th or 10th grade and Physics and Earth Science in the alternate year. An apologetics unit on Evolution is taught in the same year as Physics and Earth Science. For the juniors and seniors, a choice is made each year on what the majority would like to take: Chemistry, Physics or Biology

In addition to the core subjects, the 9th/10th grade students may choose from the following electives: Computer Programming/Tech Skills, Manufacturing Foundations (Technic Training Center), Yearbook, Personal Finance and Art. The juniors and seniors take two mandatory half-credit courses: PE and Spanish.
To be eligible for graduation, the seniors must complete a Senior Project and receive a passing grade in Reformed Studies (Bible).

The juniors and seniors also have electives they can choose as part of their 7-credit-a-year course load. Culinary Arts, Manufacturing Foundations and Horticulture are the three teacher-led courses available. 

Further information on specific graduation requirements can be found in the Parent Handbook.