High SchoolHigh school students continue learning to write and speak with persuasion and eloquence, putting to use the logic instruction from the middle school years, to express conclusions in a clear and elegant language. Students are encouraged to start exploring career paths and different branches of knowledge. We encourage apprenticeships, summer camps, travel (some school-sponsored), and other forms of specialized training.
Students at the high school level are moving toward responsibility and independence. They naturally have a desire to express their own ideas and are interested in the larger world around them. Classrooms reflect this change with higher expectations and socratic discussions woven throughout the curriculum. |
Course of Study (click here for the full course of study)
Bible (one semester per year) Worldview, Biblical literacy and study methods Language World Literature European Literature American Literature Composition History World History & Geography American History American Government Civics and Contemporary World Problems Science Physical Science Biology Chemistry Physics Math Algebra 1 & 11 Geometry Advanced Math Language: Spanish I & II Rhetoric (two semesters) Occupational Education Fine Arts Friday (weekly) Art and Art Appreciation Music and Music Appreciation Drama |