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Required Courses
| Grade 9 | Grade 10 | Grade 11 | Grade 12 |
| Old Testament I | Old Testament & Gospels | New Testament | Comparison of Religions |
| Literature & Grammar | Literature & Composition | American Literature | English Literature/Speech |
| Keyboarding | World History | American History | Principles of Democracy |
| Computer I | Physical Education | Fitness for Life | |
| Physical Education | Mathematics | Hymnology | |
| Mathematics | Biology | ||
| Physical Science | Music Awareness | ||
| Music Fundamentals | |||
| Health |
Electives
No electives are required in grades 9 and 10; a minimum of two 1-credit electives is required for both grades 11 and 12. All students are required to have a minimum of two credit hours each semester.
| Grade 9 | Grade 10 | Grade 11 | Grade 12 |
| Band | Band | Band | Band |
| Choir | Choir | Choir | Choir |
| Piano | Piano | Piano | Piano |
| Organ | Organ | Organ | Organ |
| Spanish I | Spanish II | Geometry | Geometry |
| Precalculus | Precalculus | ||
| Algebra II | Calculus | ||
| Chemistry** | Chemistry** | ||
| Physics** | Physics** | ||
| Gen. Business** | Gen. Business** | ||
| Geography** | Geography** | ||
| Computer II* | Computer II | ||
| Art |
* Chemistry, Physics, Geography, General Business, and Computer II are taught to both grades 11 and 12 in alternate years. Physics and Geography will be taught during the 2009-2010 school year; Chemistry, General Business, and Computer II will be taught during the 2008-2009 school year.
* While neither Physics nor Chemistry is required for graduation, we recommend these courses since most colleges will require them for admission.
College-level courses are available in mathematics, and science. To qualify for college mathematics, students must have successfully taken Precalculus or its equivalent. To qualify for college science, students must have successfully completed all available high school courses in those subjects. High school credit is given for these courses; if college credit is desired, there is an additional tuition charge of $25.00 per credit. Permission from the high school principal, registrar, and academic dean is required.
Note: The availability of elective subjects is contingent upon student demand, the availability of teachers, and the schedule.