Academic Conservatory Program
Charlotte Christian School recognizes that students are gifted in a variety of areas, including academics, athletics, fine arts, or spiritual life. Just as interscholastic athletics offers special opportunities for athletically gifted students to be challenged, the Academic Conservatory Program provides special opportunities for students in academics, fine arts, or ministry. Click here to read more. Students may graduate with distinction in:
- Bible, Religion and Philosophy
- English
- Fine Arts
- Math
- Science
- Social Studies
- Classical World Languages
- Modern World Languages
FINE ARTS OPPORTUNITIES
Students in grades 9-12 perform a co-curricular mainstage musical each winter. Previous shows include High School Musical, Shrek, Footloose, Beauty and the Beast, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Into the Woods, Tarzan and this year’s production of Freaky Friday. Students also have the opportunity to audition for the competition ACT 1 drama team.
Honor Societies
- International Thespian Society
- National Art Honor Society
- National Honor Society
- Spanish National Honor Society
- Tri-M Music Honor Society
JUNIOR SEMINAR
In this discussion-based class, students consider the importance of finding a college that will be a good fit and the skills necessary to succeed at that college. These skills include wise money management and budgeting, effective time management, and healthy friendship and dating relationships. Special attention is paid to teaching students to navigate the college years while continuing to grow spiritually.
Knights Knews
Knights Knews is a student-produced broadcast that airs weekly to all upper school students. The broadcast is full of weekly announcements in the form of both news and comedy sketches. In addition to the Friday sketch broadcast, the group also provides daily video announcements. Click here to view the Knights Knews YouTube channel.
Prefect Leadership System
Upper school students participate in a prefect system for their student government. In this system, eight student leaders are mentored by a faculty member, with whom they meet regularly, and are charged with creating and leading a committee of student volunteers to help guide their specific area of oversight. Prefects are expected to function as servant leaders, humbly seeking to build up others and leading by example. The eight positions are Head Prefect, Academic Prefect, Admissions Prefect, Athletic Prefect, Global Awareness Prefect, Fine Arts Prefect, Spiritual Life Prefect, and Student Life Prefect.
Robotics Competition Team
Students in grades 9-12 are invited to join our VEX VRC competition robotics team to apply STEM skills to design, build, drive, and program a robot to compete at VEX robotics competitions. Robotics team members use the engineering design process to identify and define a problem, brainstorm ideas, test their designs, and improve their design until a solution is reached. During the season, they develop grit, perseverance, and confidence knowing that they can solve problems and overcome obstacles.
