UFCA’s college preparatory high school produces students who are equipped with the academic, social and spiritual tools needed to serve, lead and succeed in their private and professional lives.
David Stoiano
Bible, High School Lead
david.stoiano@ufca.org
Bible
In our high school Bible classes we establish a biblical Christian worldview that can be defended in the context of other prominent worldviews. Courses provide an overview of the content and themes of the Old and New Testaments while emphasizing the historical accuracy of the Bible and its relevance for today’s teenager.
English Language Arts
Communication is a gift to be explored and cultivated. Through the intentional study of grammar and composition and the critical analysis of various works of literature from across all genres and periods, our English courses equip graduates to use this gift well. We produce confident communicators who are ready to articulate their faith and to impact their world with their words.
TyShaun Wynter
High School English
tyshaun.wynter@ufca.org
Adrienne Addison
High School Math
adrienne.addison@ufca.org
Math
The Math curriculum at UFCA seeks to glorify God for his created order. Our courses develop thinking and reasoning skills by providing advanced knowledge of varied mathematical concepts including number systems, operations, equations, and functions. Students not only develop deductive reasoning skills and accuracy in computation; they journey with our instructors as they bring mathematics to life.
Science
Science courses at UFCA serve to illuminate the scholar’s knowledge of the natural world and the laws which govern it. Students survey the elements and their interactions, identify and analyze the composition of matter, and investigate living organisms while exploring relevant careers. Through STEM initiatives and cross-curricular experiences they develop an appreciation for the design of God’s creation and their role in sustaining life on our planet.
Social Studies
United Faith students are global citizens. Our Social Studies courses are designed to explore ancient through modern history in light of a biblical worldview. Students are challenged to analyze their personal role in history, government, economics, and geographical concerns relevant to their world with a strong emphasis being placed on citizenship and patriotism.
National Honor Society
The purpose of the National Honor Society is to elevate students’ academics, leadership, and community engagement.
The four values of the NHS, leadership, academics, character, and service, must be shown in a student application and teacher recommendation to the National Honor Society.
Scholarship
National guidelines require you to be in grades 10-12 and maintain a cumulative GPA of 3.5.
Service
Part of your application will ask you to detail your experiences in service work, These hours could be serving at church, organizing clothing or food drives, participating in clean up days on campus, or voluntarily tutoring younger students.
Leadership
Part of your application will ask you to detail your experiences in service work, These hours could be serving at church, organizing clothing or food drives, participating in clean up days on campus, or voluntarily tutoring younger students.
Character
Finally, to gain membership to the NHS, you will need to prove that you’re cooperative, responsible, reliable and honest. You should have a clean disciplinary record and show respect and courtesy to those around you at UFCA.