High School
There are five periods of classes for students to choose from each Tuesday and Thursday for on-campus classes. Core Academics of Science, History, English, Writing, and Math are available, as well as core semester courses of Civics and Economics. Electives in Spanish, Art, Logic and Critical Thinking, Graphic Design, and more are available to round out each student’s class schedule.
Students can participate in the High School Student Council and learn through cooperative involvement while doing Service Projects and planning yearly events.
Career Focus
Technology, Home Economics, Graphic Design, Consumer Math, Psychology, Japanese (Online), Life Skills, Spanish, Art, Survey of Media Technology, Digital Marketing
Career Focus and Elective Descriptions
Technology: Students will be introduced to Gmail, Google Docs, Google Slides, Google Sheets, Google Drive, Google Search, Google Safety & Etiquette, Google Forms, and work to increase their keyboarding skills and computer literacy. This is for a high school credit.
Digital Marketing: Throughout the school year, students will explore: Marketing History & Fundamentals, Branding & Brand Identity, Consumer Psychology, Social Media Marketing, Content Creation, Copywriting, Market Research & Surveys, Website & Landing Page Design, Artificial Intelligence in Marketing, Marketing Ethics
Physical Science, Biology Text Biology Student Notebook, Chemistry, Marine Biology, Physics
NOTE: Student need the textbook and the Student Notebook for Biology
Sciences
Maths
Social Studies and Englishes
English: Grammar II for 9th and 10th grade & Grammar III for 11th and 12th grade
Economics with Personal Finance
Social Studies: World History: Student’s Text and Student Activities Manual
Course Calendar
- Apologia Physical Science
- Apologia Biology
- Apologia Chemistry
- Apologia Physics
- Apologia Marine Biology
- Coding
- High School Grammar & Writing
- Literature (Online)
- Creative Writing (Online)
- Poetry (Online)
- Civics
- High School United States History
- High School World History: 2026/2027
- Saxon Algebra 1/2
- Saxon Algebra 1
- Saxon Algebra 2
- Saxon Advanced Math 1
- Geometry – Saxon – Online
- Coding
Fine Arts
- Art
- Graphic Design
- Art II
- Spanish I
- Spanish II
- Japanese – Online
Career Focus
- Consumer Math
- Graphic Design
- Home Economics
- Spanish
- Technology
- Psychology
- Digital Marketing
- Survey of Media Technologies
- Japanese
- Life Skills
- Piano
- Homework Support
- Academics
- Maths Algebra 1/2 to Advance Math
- Coding
- High School Grammar & Writing
- Literature
Economics and Personal Finance
- Economics
Schedule
First Hour
- High School Grammar and Writing
- Psychology
- Civics
- Life Skills
Second Hour
- High School Grammar & Writing
- Physical Science
- Algebra II
- Art I
- Civics
- Digital Marketing
Third Hour
- High School Grammar & Writing
- Chemistry
- Consumer Math
- Physics
- Graphic Design
- World History
- Marine Biology
- Algebra 1
Fourth Hour
- High School Grammar & Writing
- Saxon Advanced Math Part A
- Art II
- Art III
- World History
- Algebra 1
- Home Economics
- Biology
Fifth Hour
- Survey of Media Technologies
- World History
- Biology
- Spanish 1
- Home Economics
Online
- Grammar & Writing
- Japanese
- Coding
- Geometry
- Literature
Parents may request independent studies and students will be matched with an instructor for the requested curriculum.
Senior Year
Senior year at Grace Academy is a busy time with Senior lunches, Senior yearbook pages, Senior Auction & Senior Trip, Senior pictures, Prom, and, of course, the graduation ceremony
Grace Academy is a UAFS Concurrent Site for Home Educated students. Students who have score of at least a 19 on the ACT or have passed the Accuplacer at UAFS are eligible to participate in UAFS Concurrent Classes. High School Juniors may enroll in two UAFS Concurrent classes each semester. High School Seniors may enroll in three UAFS Concurrent classes each semester.