Upper School (6th - 12th Grades)

Cornerstone Christian Academy is committed to providing a solid liberal arts, college preparatory education presented in the context of a biblical worldview.   In order to accomplish this objective, all students take classes in six core subjects.  These include: Bible, history, English, science, math, and foreign language.  Additional classes in art, music, physical education, and technology are provided for students at all levels.  The sequence of these enrichment courses is determined for students in grades K-8.  High school students may select their own elective courses to supplement the core.  Dual-credit courses and on-line courses are also available.  Curricular materials are reviewed on an annual basis to ensure that we use the most effective tools for fulfilling the Academy’s mission.

Junior High (6th - 8th Grades)

For many students, the junior high years are marked by a time of developing independence and social relationships.  Students are discovering their own strengths, talents, and interests.  At Cornerstone, junior high is a place where the process of entering adolescence is carefully nurtured.  While grade six is a transition year, students in grades seven and eight change from class to class for each subject.  A full range of extracurricular activities - sports, fine arts, Student Council, musicals, and more are available.

COURSE DESCRIPTION GUIDE

High School (9th - 12th Grades)

Cornerstone's high school is a place where students will encounter academic achievement, personal growth, athletic and fine arts accomplishments, and the pursuit of individual interests.  Our low teacher-to-student ratio fosters relationships that enhance the development of intellectual skills and Christian character.  The Upper School Chapel program, Bible curriculum, and Spiritual Formation groups help students grow in an understanding of God's Word and His truth, which will provide guidance for the rest of their lives.

COURSE DESCRIPTION GUIDE

High School Profile Sheet

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