High School (Grades 9-12)

Grades 9-12

Our high school department is run under the leadership of Jeannette R. Williams and in addition to their academics our students are also being prepared for college and their future careers. 

Our high school students experience a variety of classes and teachers featuring a seven period day.  Each student is assigned to a homeroom and locker for the year. In addition, students have separate chapels, field trips, activities and leadership opportunities designed to meet the needs of their age group.

High School Curriculum Guide and Academic Policies

High School Academies

 

Each year, our high school students are given the opportunity to choose one of the following academies to help in the pursuit of future careers:

Multimedia

  • Video production and editing

  • Newspaper journalism

  • Digital design and publications

  • Creative writing

Creative Arts

  • Painting

  • Drawing 

  • Design

  • Sculpture

Criminal Justice

  • Hands on Training

  • Criminal Justice

  • Law

  • Public Safety

 

International Studies

  • Experiential learning

  • Geography

  • Culture customs

  • History of countries

  • Virtual traveling

STEM

  • Science

  • Technology

  • Engineering

  • Math

  • Hands-on, problem based learning



Sports Management

  • Study the techniques of coaching 

  • Apply leadership in sports

  • Physical training

  • Prepare organized athletic events

 

Industrial Academy

  • Woodworking

  • Painting and staining

  • Power and hand tools

  • Basic repair and maintenance

  • Drafting and design

High School Clubs

  • Chess Club

  • Chorus

  • FFA

  • National Honor Society

  • Prayer Club

  • Student Council

  • Yearbook

Dual Enrollment

As a result of our partnership with Baptist College of Florida, Polk State College, Southeastern University and Warner University, WHCS students who are in 11th and 12th grade have the opportunity to dual enroll.  Students must apply for dual enrollment and are subject to WHCS, Baptist College of Florida, Polk State College, Southeastern University and Warner University minimum requirements.

Dual Enrollment Information and Policies

Leadership, scholarship and Christian character are also rewarded for students in grades 10-12 by being eligible for National Honor Society.

 

College Acceptances

Colleges that have accepted Warriors: 

  • Florida Southern College

  • University of Tennessee

  • University of Florida

  • Southeastern University

  • University of Central Florida

  • Florida State University

  • Polk State College

  • Baptist College of Florida

  • Santa Fe College

  • Moody Bible Institute

  • Samford University

  • Warner University

  • Florida Gulf Coast University

  • Florida Polytechnic University