Individualized Academics
Your student works at an appropriate academic level and receives personal help when a concept is difficult. Mastery is emphasized before the student moves forward.
Christian High School in Harbor City
Help Your Teen Prepare for Life After High School
Your student receives individualized academic support, Christian character development, college preparation, and practical career guidance in a safe, disciplined environment.
A High School Education Built Around Your Student
At Vermont Christian School, high school students develop the academic skills, personal responsibility, Christian character, and confidence they need to move successfully into college, career training, an apprenticeship, or the workplace.
Christian Character
Biblical principles are included in daily devotions, classroom instruction, decision-making, and the way students are expected to treat one another.
Preparation for the Future
Students receive guidance as they prepare for a university, community college, technical program, apprenticeship, ministry, or employment.
Developing Responsibility and Strong Character
High school is an important time for your student to learn responsibility, examine personal values, and prepare to make wise adult decisions.
In a small-school environment, teachers can encourage students personally, recognize problems early, and help them develop respectful ways to communicate and resolve conflicts.
- Respect for teachers and other students
- Accountability for choices and schoolwork
- Nonviolent conflict resolution
- Leadership and service
- Compassion and sensitivity toward others
Help Your Student Finish Strong
Completing high school strengthens critical-thinking, communication, problem-solving, and time-management skills. A high school diploma also demonstrates that your student can set a long-term goal and follow it through to completion.
Through the Vermont Method, students progress through their courses as they demonstrate mastery. A student who completes a course does not have to wait for the next semester to begin the next level.
- Mastery-based academic progress
- Personal attention in a small-school setting
- Support for students who need to rebuild skills
- Opportunities for motivated students to advance
College Preparation and Career Pathways
Not every student follows the same path after graduation. Some students plan to attend a four-year university, while others are better served by community college, technical training, an apprenticeship, or direct entry into the workforce.
Beginning in 11th grade, students can explore a pathway and develop the reading, vocabulary, mathematics, communication, and workplace skills needed for their next step.
- College and university preparation
- Community college planning
- Trade and technical career exploration
- Apprenticeship preparation
- Career vocabulary, portfolios, and goal setting
A Meaningful Plan After Graduation
Our goal is not simply to help your student earn a diploma. We want each graduate to leave with a realistic plan, a strong work ethic, and the confidence to take the next step.
A Safe and Disciplined Christian Environment
Your student learns in an environment where clear expectations, respectful behavior, personal responsibility, and Christian values are taken seriously.
Students are taught principles from God’s Word through daily devotions and their schoolwork. They are encouraged to love, respect, and honor others as people created in the image of God.
Could Vermont Christian School Be Right for Your Teen?
Tell us about your student, ask questions, or arrange a visit to learn more about our Christian high school program.
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