College-prep rigor, honors and dual-enrollment pathways, and a faith that prepares students to lead.
High school is a time to discover purpose, pursue passions, and grow in faith. At Unity Christian School, students in ninth through twelfth grades are challenged to excel academically, develop strong character, and discover how God is calling them to make a difference.
With experienced teachers, meaningful relationships, and a rigorous, biblically grounded curriculum that includes AP and dual enrollment opportunities, students are equipped to think deeply, lead confidently, and serve compassionately.
Our faculty and staff are more than teachers: they are mentors and role models who know, encourage, and invest in each student. Together, we prepare students not just for college and career, but for a life of purpose, influence, and faithful leadership.
Curriculum
Unity Christian School is committed to providing students with a strong college-preparatory education grounded in a biblical worldview. Throughout the high school experience, students are challenged to grow academically, spiritually, and personally while developing the knowledge and skills necessary for success beyond graduation.
Graduation Requirements
To earn a Unity Christian School diploma, students must successfully complete 24 credits in the required subject areas. Students and families are encouraged to monitor their academic progress each year to ensure that all graduation requirements are being met.
| Subject | Credits Required |
|---|---|
| Bible | 4 |
| English | 4 |
| Mathematics | 4 |
| History | 4 |
| Science | 4 |
| Foreign Language | 2 |
| Physical Education | 1 |
| Fine Arts | 1 |
| Total | 24 |
4 Credits
Students complete four years of Bible coursework designed to strengthen their understanding of Scripture and develop a biblical worldview. Courses may include Old Testament Survey, New Testament Survey, Systematic Theology, and Apologetics.
4 Credits
Four years of English emphasize literature, writing, grammar, research, communication, and critical thinking. Course options may include Intro to Literature, World Literature, American Literature, British Literature, AP Language, and AP Literature.
4 Credits
Students complete four credits of mathematics through a sequence appropriate to their academic goals and abilities. Course offerings may include Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II, College Algebra/Precalculus, Advanced Math Decision, and AP Calculus.
4 Credits
Four years of history provide students with an understanding of significant events, cultures, governments, and economic systems while encouraging students to evaluate history through a biblical worldview. Courses may include Geography, Modern World History, American History, AP U.S. History, Economics, American Government, and Macroeconomics.
4 Credits
Students complete four credits of science, including laboratory-based courses as appropriate. Course offerings may include Physical Science, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, AP Chemistry, Anatomy & Physiology, and Forensics/Astronomy.
2 Credits
Students are required to complete two years of foreign language. Students may fulfill this requirement through courses such as Spanish I, Spanish II, Spanish III Honors, or another approved foreign language sequence.
1 Credit
Students complete one credit of physical education and/or health. Course options include Health and Physical Education.
1 Credit
Students complete one credit in the fine arts. Opportunities may include Chorus, Digital Arts, Drama, Musical Theatre, Studio Art, and other approved fine arts courses.
Unity offers a variety of course options to allow students to pursue a program that reflects their individual strengths, interests, and post-secondary goals. Advanced and AP courses are available in select subject areas, providing students with opportunities for additional academic challenge.
Students should work closely with their parents, teachers, counselors, and school administration when selecting courses each year. Course availability may vary by school year and enrollment.
Unity’s mission is to prepare students for the next step, whatever that may be. College and career readiness sessions are held regularly starting in 9th grade, and all high school students take the YouScience assessment early in their high school career to explore careers and educational opportunities of interest.
Our goal is not simply to prepare students to graduate, but to prepare them to graduate with the academic foundation, biblical worldview, character, and confidence needed to take their next step well.
See It For Yourself
The best way to understand how Unity teaches is to walk the halls and meet the teachers.