High School
Senior high students have many opportunities for Christian service and leadership. They lead all chapel worship and have opportunities to put on skits or teach during the special holiday chapels. There are annual high school service projects as well as service hour requirements for every grade.
High school academics meet high standards and students have opportunities for elective courses in art, computer, band, choir, handbells, and digital photography. The yearbook is totally student-created, and the editor is also a student.
Each class elects two representatives (4 for senior class) to our student council, which have the responsibility for the planning and organization of student body activities and service projects. These activities include homecoming events, food drives, Valentine flower sale, Spirit week, milkshake day, and Faschnacht day. Each class also elects a president, vice president, secretary, treasurer, and chaplain. These officers work closely with the class advisor over the years for auction stand work, class lunch, the Junior/Senior Banquet, graduation, and the senior class trip.
High School students with an excellent school record academically and behaviorally are also invited to apply for membership in the National Honor Society.
High School Highlights
Grades: 9-12
Enrollment: 104
Opportunities: PIAA Athletics, Choir, Band, Spring Play/Musical, National Honor Society, Art, Teacher Aids, Computer, Class Officer, Student Council
Highlights: Choir Retreat, Choir Tour, Athletic Championships, Spiritual Emphasis Days, ACSI Fine Arts Festival, Homecoming, Spirit Week, Tip-off Tournament, Dessert Recital, Jr./Sr. Banquet, Senior Trip, NHS Trips, Missions Opportunities
Grading Scale
A+ | 100-97 | B- | 82-80 | D | 66-65 |
A | 96-93 | C+ | 79-77 | E/F | Below 65 |
A- | 90-92 | C | 76-72 | ||
B+ | 89-87 | C- | 72-70 | P | Passing |
B | 86-83 | D+ | 69-67 | I | Incomplete |