Secondary

The secondary school at Shiloh includes students from 6th through 12th grade with approximately 780 students enrolled this year.  Our secondary school will prepare your student for life with outstanding academics taught by a caring and licensed faculty in a distinctively Christian environment. The secondary school emphasizes rigor, relevance, and relationships as three essential themes.

Shiloh offers a rigorous line of curriculum for our students, including advanced placement courses in five subjects and college credit classes in five subjects, as well.  Students who graduate from Shiloh are prepared to attend college anywhere.  On average, 98% of our graduates go on to attend college.

Our teachers are preparing students for life in relevant ways. Whether it is in the classroom, in a hands-on lab experiment, on a field trip, or on one of the many Global Mission Experiences Shiloh offers, Shiloh's graduates are prepared for life through relevant experiences.

Thank you for your interest in Shiloh Christian secondary school.  Please let us know how we can be of service to you. 

Academics

Students in grades 6th through 12th at Shiloh Christian School are required to study one subject in each of the core areas each year: English, Mathematics, Science, History, and Christian Studies.

In grades 9th through 12th, two years of foreign language, one year of both arts and technology, and one semester each of health and speech are required for graduation. Physical Education or participation in athletics is required for at least one semester as well.

Advanced Placement and iThink Academy college courses are available in English, Mathematics, Science, History, and Literature.  Students are selected for these courses on the basis of their test scores, grades, as well as, intellectual curiosity, proficiency, and willingness to study independently.

At Shiloh, there is a directed and determined effort to encourage and motivate each student to perform at the highest level the student can manage. Students participate in the process of choosing their courses, with their opinions and desires assuming a progressively larger role as they near completion of the high school years. However, parents are allowed to make the final choice each year as to acceptance or rejection of the selected courses.  

AP Classes Offered

  • Biology
  • United States History
  • World History: Modern
  • Spanish Language and Culture
  • 2-D Art and Design

College-Credit Classes Offered

  • College Algebra
  • College Plane Trigonometry
  • College Finite Math
  • Survey of Calculus
  • English Composition I and II
  • World Literature I and II
  • College Chemistry I and II
  • College Physics I and II
  • College Government
  • College Public Speaking
  • College Calculus I
  • College Statistics

Clubs & Extra-Curricular Opportunities

Yearbook

Yearbook is a course made up of 9th - 12th grade students that centers on the design and completion of the secondary yearbook. Students design the cover of the book as well as develop the theme and carry it out. Students learn how to develop and design pages and take pictures for the yearbook.  Contact Lindsay Ramsey at lindsayr@shilohsaints.org for more information. 

MED Club/HOSA

Shiloh students have the opportunity to hear dynamic speakers in the medical field. This program is offered to students who are in 6th through 12th grade and have an interest in entering the medical field.  HOSA  students compete at the state level each spring. Contact Bailey Boyett at baileyb@shilohsaints.org for more information. 

Robotics

Robotics team is an elective class available to 6th - 12th-grade students who meet during the school day. Students learn the fundamentals necessary to build their first robot including JAVA programming language, CAD (Computer-Aided Design), and how to design and construct a robot for robotics competitions held around the state. Contact Brant Breeding at brantb@shilohsaints.org for more information. 

Quiz Bowl

Quiz Bowl is offered to 7th - 12th-grade students and practices are held during lunch.  Although all are welcome at practices, teams are made of 5 players per team with substitutes.  Competition takes place between school teams with questions including, but not limited to: history, science, math, arts and literature, pop culture, religion, random facts. Voracious readers, those with a competitive spirit, and those with a head full of random knowledge NEED apply! For more info, contact Mark Tyler at markt@shilohsaints.org or visit arquizbowl.org.

S.A.L.T.

S.A.L.T. stands for the Service and Leadership Team made up of 6th – 9th-grade students. S.A.L.T. meets once a month to hear from community organizations and to discuss upcoming mission projects. Humility and service are the focus, using Christ as the ultimate model of servant leadership.  Recent projects serving at Feed479, Compassion479, Saving Grace Ministries, Tyson Elementary, Camp Siloam, and more. Enrollment for S.A.L.T. takes place in late August and dues are $40 with a club t-shirt and book included. Contact Kortney Carnes at kortneyc@shilohsaints.org for more information. 

Chick-fil-A Leaders Academy

Chick-fil-A Leader Academy (CLA) is made up of a select group of 10-11th grade students. CLA meets every 6 weeks to complete Leadership Labs focusing on developing the student’s personal and team leadership skills. This team plans, prepares, and executes a community impact project as they work to put their knowledge into action. Enrollment for CLA takes place in late August and dues are $40 with a club t-shirt included. Contact Alicia Brown at aliciab@shilohsaints.org for more information.

Worship and Media Leadership

This class is a unique opportunity for students to learn more about Worship & Media Leadership and how it serves the Church. It serves to helps students understand and recognize the call of God on their lives.  Contact Ben Watts at benw@crosschurch.com for more information. 

4H

Shiloh 4H is a dynamic club for kids ages 6 to 19 that meets at school to learn essential life skills. Members engage in activities like leadership development, business planning, goal setting, public speaking, showmanship, and understanding parliamentary procedure. Monthly meetings are held in the evenings at the school, featuring a variety of educational sessions. Topics covered include woodworking, cooking, gun safety, livestock production, personal and business finance, fitness, and personal defense strategies. Additionally, members enjoy exciting field trips to places like the Ozark Natural Science Center and the Benton County Fair. Get involved in Shiloh 4H to build valuable skills, make new friends, and have fun! Contact Brett Unger at brettu@shilohsaints.org for more information.