High School Classes Offered for 9th - 12th Grade:

(Classes meet three days a week on Tuesday - Thursday)

2025-2026 Class Offerings Will Include

9th-12th Grade:

Bible : Old Testament Survey

Ancient History/ Literature:

Ancient World History and Literature will focus on great works of the ancient world, culminating in the first century. Students will learn to read and appreciate the Great Books in light of the truth of Scripture. Class will consist of reading, discussing, and writing about important ideas and philosophies that have shaped Western civilization. Texts to include:  The Iliad of Homer, The Aeneid, Plutarch’s Lives, Plato’s Republic, The War with Hannibal: The History of Rome from Its Foundation, Aesop’s Fables, and other great literary works.

 This will be a 2-hour class.

 Credit in History: World Ancient History and Credit in English: World Ancient Literature

Writing Composition: Students will write well-crafted persuasive thesis essays with narrative, descriptive, expository, and comparative elements.

Credit in Language Arts / Communication

Science: Chemistry

Lab Science Credit

Math Lab: IDLA

12th Grade:

US Government & Economics- The First Semester is a civics course on the nature and history of the American Government and will utilize primary source documents to teach the history and principals of our democratic republic. The Second Semester is designed to provide a “hands-on” approach to economic principles including production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services in our nation.

Credit in Civics and Economics

Senior Thesis- The Senior Thesis will persuasively argue some substantive civitas-related thesis—ideas that are related to continuing controversies in the effort to sustain civilization. The paper must be written from an orthodox Christian perspective and should be thoughtful, nuanced, and carefully considered and argued.

Credit in Language Arts / Communication