School Profile

Dual enrollment is a college class taught by GCS teachers. These classes give high school students the ability to earn college credits before graduation while receiving instruction that upholds the values and beliefs here at Grace.

The Career & College Promise program allows eligible High School students the opportunity to take college coursework while enrolled at GCS in their Junior and Senior years. The two pathways provided are the College Transfer Pathway, leading to transferable credits, and the Career and Technical Education Pathway that leads to job-ready skills towards a CCCC certification, diploma, and/or degree.

An Honors Option exists for those students in grades 9-12 for students seeking to explore the course concepts and skills in greater depth. Students who earn the honors distinction and credit are expected to meet and exceed the expectations for the standard curriculum in the course, and they must show evidence of extended learning in the subject matter. Honors will be offered in some core courses including math, science, english, and social studies. Teacher recommendation and a grade of 85 or above is required for qualifying for an Honors course.

Our Learning Support Program (LSP) is to meet the needs of students with learning challenges. Students receive instruction through a research-based Hill Center curriculum. This multi-sensory, small group instruction is rooted in Orton-Gillingham and meets the student at their present level, strengthening and filling in the areas of weakness. Parents can expect real-time feedback on their student’s progress throughout the program.