Courses Offered

Secondary Class Offerings
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Bible
Genesis to Joshua (7th)
Judges to Poets (8th)
Prophets/Gospel (9th)
Biblical Worldviews (10th)
Epistles (11th)
Senior Seminar (12th)

English
Language Arts (7th)
Language Arts (8th)
Classical Literature (7th)
World Literature (9th)
Composition (10th)
American Literature (11th)
British Literature (12th)
AP Language and Literature (Invitation Only, 11th & 12th)
AP Language and Composition (Invitation Only)

Math
General Math
Pre-Algebra
Algebra I
Algebra II
Business Math I/II
Geometry
Pre-Calculus
AP Calculus

Science
Life Science (7th)
Earth Science (8th)
Physical Science (9th)
Biology
Honors Anatomy & Physiology
Chemistry
Honors Physics
AP Chemistry

Social Studies
Geography (7th)
American History (8th)
Church History (9th)
World History (10th)
US History (11th – 12th)
American Government/Civics (12th)
Honors World Political Systems (11th & 12th)
AP US History (Invitation Only, 11th & 12th)

Arts (Visual/Performing/Practical)
Art (7th) (1 semester; Humanities)
Art (8th) (1 semester; Humanities)
Art I, II, III
Studio Art
Junior High Concert Band
Junior High Choir
Concert Band
Jazz Band
Concert Choir
Ensemble (Audition Required)
Keyboarding
Accounting
Keyboarding (8th)
Computer Applications: Microsoft Office 2003 (1 semester)
Advanced Computer Applications (1 semester)
Introduction to Photoshop (1 semester)
Introduction to InDesign (1 semester)

Foreign Language
Spanish I/II/III
French I/II/III

Classical Specialty Courses

Latin (2 semesters – 7th)
Logic (2 semesters – 8th)
Rhetoric (2 semesters – High School)

Physical Education
Junior High P.E. (1 or 2 semesters)
High School P.E. (1 or 2 semesters)

Other Electives
Junior High Speech (7th & 8th)
High School Speech (9th – 12th)
Yearbook (Application Required)
Office Aide (Application Required)
Teacher Aide (Application Required)
7th Grade Logic
8th Grade Logic

Classes are offered contingent on sufficient student interest. Not all classes listed may be offered every school year. If no grade level is indicated, the class is open to all students in that division (High School or Junior High), provided that the student has met all prerequisite requirements. If no designation is indicated, the course is a high school course.

Students are not permitted to take courses out of sequence without prior administrative approval. Students who wish to register for classes with an application, audition, or invitation requirement should contact the school office for further information. Students may drop or add classes within the first two weeks of class only.