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Junior High

This is a time of transition from self-contained elementary classrooms to a more departmental approach. Responsibilities and independent work increase. By the time the students reach ninth grade, they should feel comfortable with the demands of the upper school.

The WCA Junior High curriculum includes Mathematics, with placement by ability into General Math, Pre-algebra or Algebra, Literature and Composition, Science (both physical and life), World Geography, American History and the Constitution, Spanish, Bible and Physical Education.
The computer resources at WCA have been enhanced for the demands of the 21st century. Several grants and donations have been invested into equipment and software for our students. In addition to classroom and curriculum support, our goal is to equip each child with a working knowledge of word processing, database and spreadsheet applications.

 
A full time athletic director, gymnasium and playing fields enhance the WCA after school sports program offered at the Junior High level. Competent faculty serve as coaches and mentors encouraging athletes at all ability levels. Even the unskilled but eager athletes can develop into valuable members of a chosen team.
   

Senior High

Our high school courses help develop students to think for themselves and make wise spiritual, home and community decisions. Our goal is to give the students spiritual eyes so they can identify possibilities all around them. Most of our high school graduates choose to go to college, and WCA gives them a firm academic and spiritual foundation for their journey.

Our athletic programs offer students opportunities to accelerate their physical abilities while at the same time, enhancing character and spirit. WCA sports include basketball, baseball, soccer, golf and volleyball.

   

DEPARTMENT SUMMARY:

MATH The high school math program is designed to accommodate a variety of skill and interest levels. Courses range from Pre-Algebra through Calculus, including the opportunity for Advanced Placement.

SOCIAL STUDIES All students receive an introduction to World and United States history, and an understanding of the American political system. In addition, electives are offered in Psychology and Sociology.

SCIENCE Four years of laboratory sciences are offered, including Chemistry and Physics. Students also have the opportunity to participate in a number of Advanced Inquiry Modules covering a wide variety of specialized topics.

ENGLISH Most students receive four years of instruction in grammar, composition, and literature. In addition, students have the opportunity to participate in a number of Advanced Inquiry Modules to improve skills or to explore specialized topics.

BIBLE All students receive four years of instruction in Biblical content, doctrine, and application. Students are also familiarized with the history of the Christian church and its creeds.

FOREIGN LANGUAGE The study of foreign languages not only teaches students to appreciate other cultures, but more importantly, deepens and solidifies their understanding of English and the overall communication process.

FINE ARTS Opportunity is provided for instruction in creative arts, as well as participation in drama and choral music.

PHYSICAL EDUCATION All students participate in a regular program of physical education, as well as having the opportunity to participate in interscholastic sports.

For your convenience select from the following: 2004 - 2005 Course Cataog, Class Selection Worksheet Prior to 2007, Class Selection worksheet 2008 and beyond.

   
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