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We have an outstanding high school program that is committed to working in partnership with our families to provide a foundational experience for each student to excel in academics taught from a Biblical worldview. We have had 17 graduating classes with 960 graduates. The class of 2022 earned over $4.2 million in academic and athletic scholarships.

Our mission since the formation of our school remains unchanged. We endeavor to serve our community with excellence in Kingdom Education. Our mission statement summarizes our focus, “High Point Christian Academy is committed to Christ-centered, quality education and academic excellence in partnership with family and church within a loving, caring atmosphere.”

Our academic program is excellent. All of our high school teachers are committed Christians and qualified professionals creating a dynamic learning environment within their subject areas. We offer three different levels of courses – College Prep, Honors, and Advanced Placement (AP). All three levels of courses are designed to prepare our students for the academic rigor of college.  

Not only do our teachers provide outstanding instruction, they display a love for students and understand the importance of building lasting relationships!  We also have a robust Fine Arts Department and a comprehensive athletic department with teams that win and compete for state championships regularly.

Dual Enrollment

At HPCA, there are several opportunities for high school students to earn college credit before graduation.

Dual enrollment courses with local community colleges- Students work with the College and Career Counselor to apply and register for online dual enrollment courses. This credit is widely accepted and transferred to wherever a student enrolls after graduation.

Dual enrollment courses through the College at Southeastern- We have one Senior class that students take here with an HPCA teacher and upon earning a C or better, they can get college credit for that course. Other Christian colleges and universities also have opportunities for dual enrollment. In communication with the College and Career Counselor, these are also an option.

AP Classes- With AP classes, students take the AP exam at the end of the year and if they earn a 3 or better, they can earn college credit for that course. 

Online Bible Classes

HPCA offers several different online Bible courses for students enrolled at HPCA and students throughout the community.
Online Bible Classes
Prerequisites:
1. Sophomores-Seniors only (must have passed English I)
2. Students must get approval from Mr. Bingham prior to taking the course.
 
Contact Information:
Mr. Justin Bingham, HPCA High School Bible Teacher
jbingham@hpcacougars.org
 
 

C. S. Lewis Online (year-long)
He is regarded as among the greatest of Christian intellectuals in the past hundred years. This class will introduce students to the person and work of C. S. Lewis in the survey. Students will study Lewis’ life, become familiar with the theme and scope of Lewis’s major works, and read in detail four major works of Lewis as well as shorter essays covering a variety of topics. The goal is to become familiar with the works of Lewis, but also to develop an enjoyment of Lewis’s writings as a student.

Survey of Theology (year-long)
A proper understanding of theology is helpful to understand the entire message of the Bible. Where Bible survey classes employ a biblical theological method – touching on topics as they arise in the text – this class will focus on a systematic approach to theology: discussing theology topic by topic, pulling from all of Scripture to bolster theological points. The scope is to cover basic topics of orthodox theology that all Christians share in common, exploration and discussion of topics where Christians differ for the purpose of encouraging conversation and ecumenism.

Mere Christianity (semester)
He is regarded as among the greatest of Christian intellectuals in the past hundred years. This class will introduce students to the person and major themes of C. S. Lewis. Students will study Lewis’ life and read in detail Lewis’ major work, Mere Christianity. The goal is to become familiar with the themes of Lewis, but also to develop an enjoyment of Lewis’s writings as a student. The specific focus on Mere Christianity will help a student to understand the work in depth as well as get a feel for Lewis’ style of conversational apologetics.

The Trinity (semester)
A proper understanding of theology is helpful to understand the entire message of the Bible. Where most biblical survey classes employ a biblical theological method – touching on topics as they arise in the text – this class will focus on a systematic approach to theology: discussing theology topic by topic, pulling from all of Scripture to bolster theological points. The scope is to cover basic topics of orthodox theology that all Christians share in common with regards to the theological topics of Trinity, Theology proper, Christology, and Pneumatology.

The Gospel of John (semester)
Learning to study God’s Word in-depth is a skill worthy of any Christian. This course on the Gospel of John will train students concerning the value of reading through the text several times, noting specific themes important to the author, and getting a feel for understanding the original author and original audience. Students will also focus on specific study skills useful for the study of any biblical text. The primary concept to be discussed in the Gospel of John is how the author attempts to communicate what true discipleship looks like and the fallout of the choice to accept or reject Christ.

Exploring the Evidence for the Resurrection (year-long)
If Paul’s words in 1 Corinthians 15 are true, then the reality of the resurrection is the hinge upon which the Christian life turns – if Christ is not resurrected, then our faith is futile, we are still in our sins, those who follow Christ are lost, and Christians are to be pitied more than all men. If the historical fact of the resurrection is true, then it is a worthy topic of study for Christians, a worthy teaching to learn to defend, and a worthy lifestyle to live out. This course will examine the theological, historical, and practical elements of what the Bible, logic, and history reveal about the resurrection, in order to better help the student understand the importance of the resurrection in the daily life of a Christian.

College and Career Counseling
High School Handbook 2022-2023
HPCA Chromebook Handbook
A/B Day Schedule
Yearbook Website Link
Mr. Willie Guida
High School Principal
wguida@hpcacougars.org
BS California State Univ
MS California Baptist Univ
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