High School

Everything that we do in the classroom is meaningful and purpose-driven, for the long-term growth of the student, both academically and in character. Because of our guiding philosophy and teaching method, the coursework is rich and rigorous. Because of the priority on reading, narrating, and discussion, the students will be well prepared for college-level seminar classes and work load. 

RMCA actively prepares students through four years of college and career counseling, an individualized college prep action plan in 11th and 12th grades, standardized testing, and volunteering opportunities wrapped into the coursework.

At Rocky Mountain Christian Academy, the goal of education throughout the K – 12 is student growth. In high school, we continue our focus on qualitative feedback through Reports of Growth. Additionally, we also help high school students to grow in their ownership of their relational and academic growth by requiring them to regularly track marked work, noting areas of strength and opportunities of growth. 

We recognize that outside of RMCA, much of the world of higher education uses a common language of grades to communicate the academic maturity of a student. Therefore, we do create transcripts for every one of our students, each semester of high school. These transcripts are shared with parents, and at the parent’s discretion, students.