High School (9-12)

Approaches (Curriculum, methods, concepts)

Character growth is rooted in a biblically integrated curriculum, chapels, and small groups led by students. The Student Spiritual Life Team plans and leads worship, prayer, small groups, and chapels, while teachers serve as mentors, modeling Christ-centered living.

Experiences (Highlights, special events)

Students participate in Spiritual Emphasis Week, Serve Week, and junior service projects, applying biblical principles through service to the local and global community. Leadership roles in Student Council, honor societies, athletics, and arts provide further opportunities to demonstrate responsibility, initiative, and collaboration.

Enrichment Opportunities (Extracurriculars, co-curriculars, programs, groups)

Clubs, fine arts productions, competitive athletics, mission, and educational travel experiences broaden perspectives and develop resilience, empathy, and a servant-leader mindset. The Student Spiritual Life Team and Student Council provide additional platforms for developing responsibility and service-mindedness.

Participation in national honor societies reinforces service as a core expectation.

Progress (Goals, achievements, readiness)

Graduates emerge as community-minded believers with a personal relationship with Christ. They are prepared to lead with integrity in college, career, and life, demonstrating responsibility, ethical decision-making, and perseverance.