Secondary Classical & Christian Studies

Our students will study the classical civilizations and cultures of Greece and Rome which include Greek mythology, Greek and Roman history, and Greek and Roman literature. These offer a backdrop for understanding our own history, the modern economic, religious, social, and political issues we face, and the realization of the human condition’s need for Jesus Christ. 

• The Odyssey translated by Samuel Butler
• The Book of the Ancient Greeks by Dorothy Miller
• The Iliad translated by Samuel Butler
• Virgil’s Aeneid
• The Book of the Ancient Romans
• The Oresteian Trilogy by Aeschylus

The goals of our Christian Studies program are to develop biblical literacy and an understanding of church history that will lead to a stronger faith. Before graduating, students will also take a deeper dive into Apologetics giving them the foundation needed for remaining steadfast and the ability to defend their faith.

• The Book of the Ancient World
• The Early Church
• History of the Church
• I Have too Too Much Faith to be an Atheist
• Mere Christianity by C.S. Lewis
• More Than a Carpenter by Josh MacDowell