HIGH SCHOOL
Our high school offers a lifelong advantage by integrating biblical truths into every aspect of student life. An atmosphere of high expectation and support for the students maximizes their high school experience in a distinctively Christian school. Students make life-changing relationships with Christian teachers and students who share your teen's faith.
GCA provides tremendous opportunities to excel. Give your plans a head start by earning free or low-cost college credit through the College Credit Plus program while still in high school. Broaden horizons with travel during our Senior Class Trip. Dive into tech with our robotics class. Design the school yearbook. Step into the spotlight in our theater department. Lead worship as part of the Praise Band. Race to the top with our interscholastic sports teams. There is a place for everyone to shine at GCA.
While Genoa Christian Academy utilizes various curriculum resources from Glencoe, Houghton Mifflin, Prentice Hall, Summit Ministries, ACSI and Positive Action, all of our classes are centered on the authority of God’s Word and infused throughout with Biblical truth. Our classrooms promote critical thought and a global view of the world as students are taught to engage the world with Biblical truths and action.
A well-rounded program of academics, sports and arts combined with caring and highly qualified Christian teachers make GCA an exceptional environment for Christian high school students.
Please call the office at 740-965-5433 or email gca@genoachristianacademy.org for more information or to arrange a personal tour of our facilities.

VISUAL & PERFORMING ARTS
At Genoa Christian Academy, the arts give students meaningful opportunities to discover, develop, and use their God-given creativity. Through visual art, music, theater, worship, and performance opportunities, students are encouraged to grow in confidence, discipline, collaboration, and creative expression.
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Whether students are creating, performing, designing, singing, acting, or serving behind the scenes, the arts at GCA help students reflect beauty, truth, and purpose as they use their gifts for God’s glory.

WHY ARTS MATTER?
We believe creativity is a gift from God. Through the arts, students learn to observe, think creatively, communicate clearly, work collaboratively, and express ideas with excellence and purpose. Visual and performing arts experiences help students build confidence, develop discipline, and discover new ways to use their gifts to serve others and honor Christ.
CEATIVITY WITH PURPOSE

VISUAL
ARTS
Students explore creativity through a variety of visual art experiences, including drawing, painting, design, digital art, studio art, 3D printing, pottery, and other hands-on projects. Through visual arts, students develop imagination, skill, attention to detail, problem-solving, and confidence as creators.
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PERFORMING
ARTS
GCA students have opportunities to grow through music, theater, drama, worship, choreography, and performance experiences. Performing arts help students build confidence, communication skills, teamwork, stage presence, discipline, and appreciation for the gifts God has given them.

THEATER & PERFORMANCE
Through drama, stage productions, music programs, and performance opportunities, students learn to communicate with confidence, work as a team, and bring stories to life in meaningful ways. Students may participate on stage or behind the scenes, developing skills in acting, production, design, and collaboration.

BEHIND
THE SCENES
The arts also provide opportunities for students who enjoy serving through design, technology, production, sets, sound, lighting, media, and support roles. These behind-the-scenes experiences help students develop responsibility, creativity, teamwork, and servant leadership.
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ART OPPORTUNITIES MAY INCLUDE:
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Visual arts classes
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Studio art
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Digital art and design
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Music Programs
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Worship Team
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Theater and drama
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Night of the Arts
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Band & Orchestra
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Chapel involvement
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Yearbook
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Set design, sound, lighting, and production support
