Our secondary curriculum is designed to challenge students while preparing them for the opportunities ahead. Through engaging instruction and intentional mentorship, students develop the knowledge, skills, and character needed to thrive beyond graduation.

Students build a strong academic foundation through courses in:

• Bible
• English Language Arts
• Mathematics
• Science
• Social Studies
• World Languages
• Fine Arts
• Technology

Students seeking additional academic challenge may pursue Advanced Placement (AP) and concurrent college-credit courses, allowing them to earn college credit while still in high school. On average, 98% of Shiloh graduates continue their education at colleges and universities across the country. For more information, click here.

Learning extends far beyond the classroom at Shiloh.

Students are encouraged to discover their passions and develop their leadership through organizations and experiences that prepare them to make a difference in their communities and future careers.

Opportunities include:

• Service and Leadership Team (SALT)
• Chick-fil-A Leader Academy
• HOSA
• DECA
• Robotics
• Quiz Bowl
• Worship & Media Leadership
• Yearbook
• 4-H
• Fine Arts and Performing Arts

Whether leading a service project, competing at the state level, producing a musical, or serving in chapel, students gain valuable experiences that build confidence, responsibility, and servant leadership.

Faith remains at the center of the secondary experience.

Students participate in weekly chapel featuring student-led worship, Biblical teaching, and testimonies that encourage them to deepen their relationship with Christ. Daily Bible classes challenge students to develop a strong theological foundation, wrestle with important questions of faith, and apply Scripture to every area of life.

Spiritual growth continues beyond the classroom through mentorship, discipleship, service opportunities, and authentic relationships with teachers who are committed to investing in students' lives.

A Faith That Goes Beyond the Classroom

The culmination of a Shiloh education is the Global Mission Experience (GME). Every senior participates in an international mission trip that is fully funded by Shiloh Christian School, providing the opportunity to put their faith into action while serving communities around the world.

For more than two decades, over 1,200 students have participated in mission experiences across countries including Colombia, Peru, Malawi, Thailand, the Dominican Republic, Brazil, Croatia, England, Guatemala, and Mexico.

Through GME, students:

• Share the hope of the Gospel through evangelism and service.
• Encourage believers around the world.
• Develop a broader understanding of God's Kingdom.
• Discover how God may be calling them to serve through their future careers, communities, and beyond.

The Global Mission Experience is more than a trip—it's a defining milestone that challenges students to live out the Biblical worldview they have been developing throughout their years at Shiloh.

With more than 23 athletic programs and a wide variety of extracurricular activities, students are encouraged to pursue excellence while developing discipline, teamwork, resilience, and Christ-like character.

Whether competing on the field, performing on stage, leading in the classroom, or serving in the community, every student has opportunities to discover and develop the gifts God has given them.

GIRLS:

• Basketball (JH, JV, Varsity)
• Volleyball (JH, JV, Varsity)
• Cheer (JH, Varsity)
• Dance (Varsity)
• Track (JH, Varsity)
• Cross Country (JH, Varsity)
• Tennis (Varsity)
• Golf (Varsity)
• Swim (Varsity)
• Wrestling (JH, JV, Varsity)
• Soccer (JV, Varsity)
• Softball (Varsity)
• Trap Shooting (JH, SH)

BOYS:

• Basketball (JH, JV, Varsity)
• Football (JH, JV, Varsity)
• Track (JH, Varsity)
• Cross Country (JH, Varsity)
• Tennis (Varsity)
• Golf (Varsity)
• Swim (Varsity)
• Wrestling (JH, JV, Varsity)
• Baseball (FROSH, JV, Varsity)
• Trap Shooting (JH, SH)

At Shiloh, graduation is more than the completion of academic requirements—it's the launch of a life grounded in faith, purpose, and leadership.

Through rigorous academics, intentional discipleship, leadership development, and transformative experiences, students leave Shiloh prepared to succeed wherever God leads them.

Our prayer is that every graduate leaves Shiloh ready to engage their culture and change it for Christ.