Your next chapter is about more than earning credits. It's about finding your voice, building friendships, discovering what matters, and preparing to step into the world with confidence and purpose.
High school is a time for bigger questions, meaningful choices, and growing independence. At Heritage, students are known by teachers who invest in their lives, challenged to do their best, and encouraged to pursue the gifts God has given them.
As our high school grows, students have the opportunity to take meaningful leadership roles, create traditions, and help shape a close-knit community. Their ideas and contributions matter.
Rigorous learning and individual guidance prepare students for college, careers, and the many paths God may lead them toward.
Small classes and teachers who recognize strengths, challenges, and goals.
Dual-credit and dual-enrollment pathways, including opportunities to pursue an associate's degree while remaining at HCA.
Rigorous coursework and opportunities for recognition through National Honor Society.
Eagle Period provides time for academic help, teacher connection, and staying on track.
Ms. Hartley partners with students and families as they explore college, career, and other pathways beyond high school. Through individualized guidance, practical experiences, and Heritage and Beyond, students build the skills and confidence to take their next steps with purpose.
"My goal is to help them take their next steps with confidence, purpose, and a growing understanding of how God might use their gifts."
From the recorded interviewMs. Hartley shares how guidance supports that journey.
High school should feel like high school. At Heritage, students build traditions, take on leadership, celebrate milestones, and find meaningful ways to participate.
Opportunities to serve, participate, and support the HCA community.
From music and theater to creative projects and performances, students have opportunities to discover their talents, collaborate with others, and share what they've created.
From spirited competitions to student-led traditions, high school students help shape the experiences that make Heritage their own. Whether planning an event, encouraging classmates, or starting something new, students have opportunities to lead, contribute, and build community.
From cross country to track and field, high school athletes build perseverance, friendships, and team pride. Our Eagles have also celebrated athletes qualifying for state competition.
From the first sunrise of senior year to the final celebrations before graduation, these experiences help students build memories and a community of their own.
We glorify God together by equipping students to pursue Jesus and His purpose for their lives.
Our four distinctives shape how we teach, lead, and walk alongside high school students.
Scripture, chapel, student-led worship, and meaningful opportunities to live out faith.
Academic challenge, critical thinking, and preparation for opportunities beyond graduation.
Close relationships, shared traditions, and a community where students are known.
Mentorship, leadership, service, and discovering purpose for the next chapter.
Faith is more than a class or a weekly chapel. Students are encouraged to ask thoughtful questions, develop a biblical worldview, lead worship, mentor younger Eagles, and serve others with purpose.
Through experiences such as Fall Away and Spiritual Emphasis Week, students have intentional opportunities to grow in faith and community.
Hear directly from Mr. Stevens and HCA parents Mike and Angela Weir about what makes the high school experience meaningful.
"We want to know them well, challenge them academically, and walk alongside them through those years."
From the recorded interviewHear Mr. Stevens describe the vision for Heritage Secondary.
"We really feel like Heritage is able to offer the things that were priorities for us ... And they really put their faith at the forefront of all of that."
From the recorded interviewHear Mike and Angela share why academics, personal relationships, and a faith-centered community matter to their family.
Explore the resources that help students and families stay informed and plan their next steps.
Planning, academic guidance, and resources for life beyond high school.
News, activities, and a look at life in Middle and High School.
Learn about Heritage's approach to supporting diverse learning needs.
Hear from our teachers, leadership, and families in the on-demand program overview.
Graduation is a milestone, but it is also a beginning. We celebrate the students who leave Heritage equipped for the opportunities ahead.
James's journey to Northwest University offers a glimpse of the next chapter Heritage students are preparing for.
Mr. David Stevens, our Middle and High School Principal, welcomes conversations with families about the program, its vision, and the opportunities ahead for students.
Our admissions team can help arrange a conversation.
Students, come meet the people, explore the classrooms, and experience the community you could help shape. Families, see how Heritage partners with you as your student grows in faith, learning, and purpose.