GRADE 9
BIble doctrines
 This course introduces students to the fundamental tenets of the Christian faith as gleaned from the Bible. These tenets serve as the foundational knowledge upon which all other examinations of the Bible and Christian life are constructed.
life of christ
 The Life of Christ provides a detailed study of the earthly existence of the Son of God who serves as the ultimate role model of our faith. By examining His life, we hope to bring students to a deeper understanding of how to exhibit faith through their words and deeds.
english i
 English I is a grammar-focused language course designed primarily to improve students’ proficiency with the written word. The course incorporates literature primarily as an exemplar of the written word in its highest form.
ALGEBRA I
 This course introduces students to the algebraic approach to mathematics with a focus on problem solving and converting abstract mathematic expression into real-world solutions.
biology
 Through lecture and lab work, this course provides an in-depth study of the origin, structure, and interconnected function of living organisms.
spanish I
 Spanish I focuses on learning the grammar and vocabulary required for basic communication.
world geography
 This course is designed to give students a foundational understanding of the nations, politics, cultures, and geographic features of the modern world.
BAND
 The purpose of GCA’s instrumental music education program is the glorification of our Lord through the gift of music, which He created and gave to us to enjoy. We aim to achieve that purpose by helping students enjoy learning to play their instruments and instilling in students the desire to use their talents to glorify God for the rest of their lives.
CHOIR
 This course is designed to produce in Christian young people the skills, knowledge, and character needed to worship the Lord Jesus Christ through His gift of music and lead others in worship as well.
ArT
 Beyond its in-depth study and practice with familiar media, High School art introduces students to photography and advanced techniques for all media. Building a varied portfolio, students are expected to demonstrate mastery of intermediate and advanced techniques as they create artwork for shows and competitions. High School art includes three to five art shows per year as well as the opportunity to enter numerous competitions.
physical education
 Physical Education offers not only a wide range of opportunities to participate in individual and team athletics, but also educates students regarding the science and practicalities of maintaining health and fitness throughout their lives.

 

GRADE 10
english II
 English II is a grammar-focused language course designed primarily to improve students’ proficiency with the written word. The course moves beyond the basic elements of grammar and writing, focusing more on the subtleties of writing and a more advanced working knowledge of the complexities of English grammar. The course incorporates literature primarily as an exemplar of the written word in its highest form.
geometry
 This course refines and strengthens students’ understanding of geometry and logic while incorporating and reinforcing algebraic principles.
chemistry
 Chemistry provides students with a thorough understanding of the states, structures, and reactions of matter.
spanish I
 Spanish I focuses on teaching the grammar and vocabulary required for basic communication.
world history
 This course is designed to give students a thorough understanding of the ancient cultures and events that shaped our world.
WORLD HISTORY
 This course is designed to give students a foundational understanding of the ancient cultures and events that shaped our world.
computer technology
 This course instructs students in the practical use of common computer applications required for a professional career.
band
 The purpose of GCA’s instrumental music education program is the glorification of our Lord through the gift of music, which He created and gave to us to enjoy. We aim to achieve that purpose by helping students enjoy learning to play their instruments and instilling in students the desire to use their talents to glorify God for the rest of their lives.
choir
 This course is designed to produce in Christian young people the skills, knowledge, and character needed to worship the Lord Jesus Christ through His gift of music.
aRt
 Beyond its in-depth study and practice with familiar media, High School art introduces students to photography and advanced techniques for all media. Building a varied portfolio, students are expected to demonstrate mastery of intermediate and advanced techniques as they create artwork for shows and competitions. High School art includes three to five art shows per year as well as the opportunity to enter numerous competitions.
sociology
 Sociology provides an introduction to the scientific study of human society including history and theory with a focus on the anthropological aspects of the discipline. As with all courses, the study of sociology is approached and critiqued from a biblical perspective.
yearbook
 Yearbook is a staff course which gives students the opportunity to plan, lay out, and produce a large-scale project while expanding their knowledge of digital photography, digital imaging, graphic design, and marketing.
STUDY HALL
 Study Hall provides students with an opportunity to catch up on their work or receive tutoring.
bigger, faster, stronger
 Bigger, Faster, Stronger is a conditioning course intended both for athletes looking to improve performance and anyone interested in advancing their overall fitness level.
psychology
 Psychology introduces students to the origin and history of psychological thought as well as the theories of several of the discipline’s key figures. As with all courses, the study of psychology is approached and critiqued from a biblical perspective.

 

GRADE 11
amerIcan literature
 American literature takes students through the most influential works and authors of the American literary tradition. Students are introduced to literary analysis and are expected to write cogently in response to the literature.
algebra II
 This course continues the study of the algebraic approach to mathematics with a focus on problem solving and converting abstract mathematic expression into real-world solutions.
physics
 Physics seeks to provide students with a logical, mathematical understanding of matter and energy and the laws that govern their relationship to each other.
spanish II
 Spanish II moves beyond basic grammar, conjugation and vocabulary, teaching students to form original constructions in the new language and use age-appropriate diction and syntax to hold conversations.
us history
 This course focuses on the origin and development of the United States of America as well as the nation’s role in world events.
fine arts i
 Fine Arts I provides students with a survey of the history of the major artistic disciplines as well as the acknowledged masters and masterworks of those disciplines.
band
 The purpose of GCA’s instrumental music education program is the glorification of our Lord through the gift of music which He created and gave to us to enjoy. We aim to achieve that purpose by helping students enjoy learning to play their instruments and instilling in students the desire to use their talents to glorify God for the rest of their lives.
choir
 This course is designed to produce in Christian young people the skills, knowledge, and character needed to worship the Lord Jesus Christ through His gift of music.
art
 Beyond its in-depth study and practice with familiar media, High School art introduces students to photography and advanced techniques for all media. Building a varied portfolio, Students are expected to demonstrate mastery of intermediate and advanced techniques as they create artwork for shows and competitions. High School art includes three to five art shows per year as well as the opportunity to enter numerous competitions.
anatomy
 Building on the foundations of biology and chemistry, this course introduces students to the integrated complexity of the human body and its various systems.
sociology
 Sociology provides an introduction to the scientific study of human society including history, theory, methodology, and application.
yearbook
 Yearbook is a staff course which gives students the opportunity to plan, lay out, and produce a large-scale project while expanding their knowledge of digital photography, digital imaging, graphic design, and marketing.
STUDY HALL
 Study Hall provides students with an opportunity to catch up on their work or receive tutoring.
bigger, faster, stronger
 Bigger, Faster, Stronger is a conditioning course intended both for athletes looking to improve performance and anyone interested in advancing their overall fitness level.
psychology
 Psychology introduces students to the origin and history of psychological thought as well as the theories of several of the discipline’s key figures. As with all courses, the study of psychology is approached and critiqued from a biblical perspective.

 

GRADE 12
senior bible
 Senior Bible equips students to accurately and persuasively defend and explain the beliefs of the Christian faith. Beyond apologetics, the course aims to provide students with a practical guide for living a successful Christian life.
british literature
 This course takes students through the most influential works and authors of the British literary tradition with a continued emphasis on literary analysis and forming cogent written responses to the literature.
calculus
 Calculus provides students with an opportunity to explore the upper tiers of mathematics. Special focus is given to the study of derivatives, limits, and integrals.
advanced math
 Advanced math serves as a precursor to the study of calculus. The course refines students’ knowledge of algebraic math and introduces them to the basics of calculus.
government
 This course details the origins and functions of the three main branches of the U.S. government.
economics
 Economics introduces students to the basic concepts and methods essential to the scientific study of economic systems including the psychological and political elements.
fine arts II
 Fine Arts II continues the study of the masters and masterworks of the European artistic tradition with an examination of the works of Dante, Shakespeare, and Milton.
band
 The purpose of GCA’s instrumental music education program is the glorification of our Lord through the gift of music which He created and gave to us to enjoy. We aim to achieve that purpose by helping students enjoy learning to play their instruments and instilling in students the desire to use their talents to glorify God for the rest of their lives.
choir
 This course is designed to produce in Christian young people the skills, knowledge, and character needed to worship the Lord Jesus Christ through His gift of music.
art
 Beyond its in-depth study and practice with familiar media, High School art introduces students to photography and advanced techniques for all media. Building a varied portfolio, Students are expected to demonstrate mastery of intermediate and advanced techniques as they create artwork for shows and competitions. High School art includes three to five art shows per year as well as the opportunity to enter numerous competitions.
anatomy
 Building on the foundations of biology and chemistry, this course introduces students to the integrated complexity of the human body and its various systems.
yearbook
 Yearbook is a staff course which gives students the opportunity to plan, lay out, and produce a large-scale project while expanding their knowledge of digital photography, digital imaging, graphic design, and marketing.
STUDY HALL
 Study Hall provides students with an opportunity to catch up on their work or receive tutoring.
bigger, faster, stronger
 Bigger, Faster, Stronger is a conditioning course intended both for athletes looking to improve performance and anyone interested in advancing their overall fitness level.
psychology
 Psychology introduces students to the origin and history of psychological thought as well as the theories of several of the discipline’s key figures. As with all courses, the study of psychology is approached and critiqued from a biblical perspective.

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