Everest high school students exhibit academic achievement, strong character, and personal discipline expected of successful young adults. Small class sizes on a co-ed campus allow students to realize their full potential as they prepare for college and beyond.
With options for AP and honors classes, high school students study English, science, math, theology, and social studies. Additionally, they meet graduation requirements for studies in modern language, technology, fine arts, physical education/health, and electives.
Elective courses include: visual arts, astronomy, band, choir, drama, philosophy, speech, yearbook, video game development, robotics, and more. In 2023, Everest opened its innovation lab in cooperation with FANUC with two industry-standard robots. Mountaineers are formed in using proper cursive handwriting, physical books, and other skills that are often swept away in favor of technology, while at the same time preparing them to use technology in college and beyond.
Every day, our students have opportunities to apply their critical thinking, writing, and expression skills in the classroom.
Our teachers know that a student’s education is only complete when the development of the intellect becomes the foundational element that supports spiritual growth and the formation of character.
While our teachers serve the primary role of educating Everest students, the students’ growth in all areas is shared by a school counselor, dean of discipline, formation coordinator, and a principal.
For high school students, Everest offers clubs, leadership opportunities, competitive sports, and fine arts. Learn more about student life at Everest.
Students have opportunities to express their faith and grow in their love of Christ at Everest.
– Shane Dolan, Class of 2018
