Student Life
at high point
A joyful, disciplined, and meaningful school day
A Day at High Point
Morning Formation
Students begin each day with prayer and Scripture reading, setting hearts and minds on what is true and good
Academic Core
Phonics, literature, mathematics, and history taught through time-tested, content-rich methods
Joyful Movement
Recess and outdoor play that cultivate healthy bodies, friendships, and joy
Exploration & Discovery
Students engage in science, nature studies, Pennsylvania history, music, and art, cultivating curiosity, creativity, and wonder
Athletics & Physical Formation
At High Point, we believe the formation of the whole child includes both the mind and the body. Athletics play an important role in developing discipline, perseverance, teamwork, and integrity.
We are proud to offer our first PIAA sport, Cross Country, giving students the opportunity to compete, grow, and represent our school. As our program continues to develop, students may also participate in additional athletic opportunities, including those offered through their local school district.
Discipline & Perseverance
Students develop resilience through practice and competition
Teamwork & Leadership
Athletics foster collaboration, encouragement, and leadership
Joyful Competition
Students learn to compete with integrity and sportsmanship
Moments at High Point
A glimpse into daily life, learning, and community at HPCA
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Formation in Practice
At High Point, education extends beyond the classroom. Students are given opportunities to practice what they learn, developing confidence, character, and poise through meaningful experiences.
Etiquette & Social Graces
Students learn the habits of respect, attentiveness, and proper conduct, gaining confidence in social settings and everyday interactions
Student Performances
Through plays, recitations, and presentations, students develop confidence, expression, and the ability to speak before others
Responsibility & Leadership
Students are given opportunities to lead, serve, and take ownership within the classroom and school community