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High School

Welcome to High School

High School at Lakes Church Academy serves students in grades 9–12 through a rigorous, college-preparatory program that integrates academic excellence with spiritual development. A biblical worldview is woven into classroom learning as our teachers invest in the discipleship of students both in and beyond the classroom. Through Bible classes, chapel, and discipleship relationships, students are encouraged to know and follow Jesus and to articulate their faith as they prepare academically and spiritually for life after high school.

Academics & Curriculum Overview

High school at Lakes Church Academy offers a rigorous, college-preparatory program built on a proven, Christ-centered curriculum from BJU Press. LCA offers honors courses and dual enrollment classes facilitated by our state-certified faculty. At LCA, academic rigor and a biblical worldview work together, not against each other. Our classes challenge students to think deeply while grounding what they learn in God’s truth. We believe pursuing excellence in learning is one way we glorify God.

Discipleship in High School

Discipleship is central to life at LCA and is intentionally woven into the high school experience. Through Bible classes, weekly chapel, and meaningful relationships with Christian faculty, staff, and coaches, students are guided toward a growing faith and a deeper understanding of biblical truth. As students mature, discipleship in high school increasingly emphasizes personal responsibility, thoughtful application of faith, and the ability to understand, articulate, and live out their faith in preparation for life beyond high school.

Bible Curriculum & Courses

The high school Bible department is a core distinctive at LCA. The discipleship of young Christian minds is dependent upon teaching Scripture, exploring truth, understanding other worldviews, and witnessing personal change. No matter what field our students enter after graduation, our desire is for God’s Word to be their foundation.

All Bible courses are one semester in length and students are required to take a minimum of eight courses in their high school career. This allows them to select from a variety of courses based on their interests.

Chapel

Chapel is a weekly opportunity for students to pray, sing, and learn from God’s Word in addition to hearing stories of lives changed by Jesus. Worship is typically led by a student chapel band, creating an engaging and personal atmosphere. Students hear from teachers, LC pastors, and peers.

During DNOW Weekend, our students step away from their usual routines to focus on deepening their faith and growing in their relationship with Christ.

Students Leading Students

At the high school level, students are invited to take an active role in shaping the spiritual culture of their school.

Through student-led worship gatherings, chapels, prayer initiatives, and service opportunities, students are encouraged to use their gifts, share their faith, and point their peers toward Christ.

College Prep & Career

Planning Preparing high schoolers for their God-given callings. Choosing a high school is a big decision, and you want more than classes and a diploma. You want a partner who will walk with your family through these four years. At LCA, we partner with parents to prepare each student not only for college admission, but to pursue the calling God has placed on their life.

9th Grade

Freshmen build a four-year high school plan and choose courses that fit their goals, abilities, and interests. From day one, students learn Florida graduation requirements, why a strong GPA and transcript matter, and the value of earning college credit in high school. 

10th Grade

Sophomores learn about the different types of colleges and start a college list based on fit. They connect courses to careers, look for ways to build their resume, and grow a support network of teachers, mentors, and peers. 

11th Grade

Juniors learn the admissions process, how to get the most from college fairs and campus visits, and how to write an application essay. They narrow their college list, estimate costs, and explore scholarships, FAFSA, and other financial aid. 

12th Grade

Seniors meet one-on-one with their counselor throughout the fall, and parents are welcome to join. Together they finalize the college list, track applications, and work through questions as they come up. 

Come see LCA High School

 Tour our campus, meet our teachers, and see how we prepare students for college, career, and a life of faith.