High School (9-12)
Approaches (Curriculum, methods, concepts)
Faith formation is intentionally integrated into every class, and a Biblically centered worldview shapes academic and extracurricular life. Students participate in Bible classes that progress through church history, apologetics, and doctrine while also applying biblical truth in discussions across disciplines. Mentor-teachers and faculty advisors foster personal discipleship and accountability.
Experiences (Highlights, special events)
Bi-weekly chapels with student-led worship and guest speakers alternate with student-led small groups, creating space for authentic faith conversations. The annual Spiritual Emphasis Week focuses the entire school community on a unified theme through daily chapels and worship. Serve Week provides hands-on service opportunities in the local community, and junior-year service projects deepen commitment to missional living.
Enrichment Opportunities (Extracurriculars, co-curriculars, programs, groups)
Students can serve on the Student Spiritual Life Team, leading chapels, organizing worship nights, and coordinating prayer events such as the National Day of Prayer. Worship team members develop musical and technical skills for ministry, while mission trips offer cross-cultural service and evangelism experiences.
Progress (Goals, achievements, readiness)
Graduates leave with a personal and actionable faith, able to articulate biblical truth and live it out in relationships, academics, and service. They are prepared to engage as Christ-centered leaders in college, career, and community life.
