Academics
High School
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9th–12th Grade
WFBA high school students are entered into a course sequence meeting Florida college preparatory program* requirements, preparing students for college placement with an emphasis on core subjects (English, Math, Science, and History) as well as Speech, Foreign Language, and various supporting electives.
Students are assisted in the completion of the ACT and/or SAT readiness assessments in which WFBA students perform above state and national averages in certain subject areas.
Graduating students are also assisted in meeting eligibility requirements for the Florida Bright Futures Scholarship, a merit-based award which WFBA students have successfully received.
*General diploma option also available
Students are assisted in the completion of the ACT and/or SAT readiness assessments in which WFBA students perform above state and national averages in certain subject areas.
Graduating students are also assisted in meeting eligibility requirements for the Florida Bright Futures Scholarship, a merit-based award which WFBA students have successfully received.
*General diploma option also available
Graduation Requirements
- English: 4 Credits
- Math: 4 Credits
- Science: 3 Credits
- History: 4 Credits
- Speech: 1 Credit
- P.E.: 1 Credit
- Bible: 4 Credits
- Spanish: 2 Credits
- Electives
Yearly Requirements
List of 4 items.
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Freshman Year
- English (1 cr.)
- Algebra I (1 cr.)
- Physical Science (1 cr.)
- Geography (.5 cr.)
- Health (.5 cr.)
- Bible (1 cr.)
- P.E. (1 cr.)
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Sophomore Year
- English (1 cr.)
- Geometry (1 cr.)
- Biology (1 cr.)
- World History (1 cr.)
- Spanish I (1 cr.)
- Bible (1 cr.)
- Computer Applications (.5 cr.)
- Drawing (.5 cr.)
- Graphic Design (.5 cr.)
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Junior Year
- American Literature (1 cr.)
- Algebra II (1 cr.)
- Chemistry (1 cr.)
- American History (1 cr.)
- Spanish II (1 cr.)
- Speech (1 cr.)
- Bible (1 cr.)
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Senior Year
- English Literature (1 cr.)
- Accounting (1 cr.)*
- Economics (.5 cr.)
- U.S. Government (.5 cr.)
- Life Management (.5 cr.)
- Bible (1 cr.)
Academic Divisions
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K3-K4
In addition to learning Bible truths, students learn to write letters and to read one-and two-vowel words. Students also learn to count from 1 to 100. Each class includes developmental and creative activities such as music, poetry, and art. -
Kindergarten
Kindergarten students develop reading skills, building on a strong foundation in phonics. Students also learn to write letters, words, and sentences. Addition and subtraction are introduced along with Bible, science, social studies, music, and creative arts. -
Middle School
Middle school students prepare for high school by developing reasoning skills in math and English classes. Students examine world and U.S. history from a Christian perspective while continuing biblical studies. Students examine life, earth, and space sciences and begin physical education instruction. -
Elementary School
Elementary students improve speed and duration of reading, build creative writing and research skills, learn Eastern and Western history and geography, examine natural and physical science, advance arithmetic knowledge, and continue exploring Bible stories.
