High School Courses

Wilmington Christian offers a wide variety of enriching high school courses, electives, and AP opportunites in order to provide a holistic educational experience and equip students for their future. From Science to Mathematics to the Arts, all subject matter is presented from a Biblical worldview.

View The High School Course Description Packet

High School Curricula

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Level 1

​Level One is designed with smaller classes to allow for more individualized attention.

9th Grade:

• Bible
• English
• Physical Science
• Basic Algebra I – Part One
• Civics
• PE

10th Grade:

• Bible
• English
• Biology
• Basic Algebra I – Part Two
• World Civilizations
• Drivers Education
• PE

11th Grade:

• Bible
• English
• Ecology/Marine Biology
• Basic Geometry
• Spanish I or German I
• American History

12th Grade:

• Bible
• English
• Practical Math or Algebra II
• Political Science
• Spanish II or German II

Level 2

​Level Two is our middle level tract that is designed to prepare students for college.​

9th Grade:

• Bible
• English
• Physical Science
• Geometry
• Civics
• Spanish I or German I
• PE

10th Grade:

• Bible
• English
• Biology
• Algebra II
• World Civilizations
• Spanish II or German II
• Drivers Education
• PE

11th Grade:

• Bible
• English
• Chemistry
• Advanced Algebra & Trigonometry
• American History
• Spanish III or German III

12th Grade:

• Bible
• English
• Physics
• Honors Anatomy & Physiology
• Discrete Math
• Political Science
• Spanish IV or German IV

Honors

The Honors Level is an accelerated academic program for those that are in the top 15-20% academically. The pace is swift and the workload is greater than the other levels. This Honors Program is designed for those that are abstract thinkers, are self-motivated, and meet deadlines consistently.

9th Grade:

• Bible
• Honors English
• Honors Biology
• Honors Geometry
• Civics
• Spanish I or German I
• PE

10th Grade:

• Bible
• Honors English
• Honors Chemistry
• Honors Algebra II
• World Civilizations
• Spanish II or German II
• Drivers Education
• PE

11th Grade:

• Bible
• AP Biology
• Honors English
• AP American History
• Honors Physics
• Honors Pre-Calculus
• American History
• Spanish III or German III

12th Grade:

• Bible
• AP Calculus AB
• Honors English
• AP Literature
• Honors Physics
• Honors Anatomy & Physiology
• Political Science
• Spanish IV or German IV

Advanced Placement

We currently offer the following Advanced Placement courses:

Junior Year:

• AP Biology
• AP American History

​Senior Year:

• AP Literature
• AP Calculus AB

The maximum number of students permitted to enroll in an AP course is fifteen. Students enrolled in AP courses must take the National AP Exam in May. Students must pay for all the costs of an AP course: textbooks, class supplies, and exam.

Students are recommended for AP courses according to the following criteria:

1. Completing the prerequisite courses
2. Mastering the courses in the same or related discipline(s)
3. Standardized testing results – SAT, PSAT, National Math Exam
4. Department placement – teacher recommendation

AP courses meet 6 periods per week, are worth 1.5 credit, and have a weight of 1.3

High School Resources

Graduation Requirements

Community Service Program

Summer Reading & AP Course Assignments

High School Student Handbook
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