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.

SPIRITUAL LIFE
Spiritual life is at the heart of Genoa Christian Academy. As a Christ-centered school, we desire for students to know God’s Word, grow in their relationship with Christ, and learn to live out their faith with excellence, honor, humility, and purpose.

SPIRITUAL FORMATION
Spiritual formation happens through more than a single class or chapel service. At GCA, students are shaped through daily discipleship, biblical teaching, worship, prayer, service, and the example of caring Christian teachers and staff. Our goal is to help students develop a personal faith, rooted in God’s Word, and lived out in everyday choices.

SHEPHERDING HEARTS & GROWING MINDS
BIBLICAL
WORLDVIEW
Students at GCA are taught to view learning through the lens of Scripture's truth. Across all subjects and grade levels, teachers help students think biblically, ask meaningful questions, recognize God’s design, and apply biblical truth to their studies, relationships, decisions, and future calling.
DISCIPLESHIP
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Students are encouraged to grow through prayer, mentoring relationships, Bible classes, and meaningful conversations with teachers, staff, and peers. GCA seeks to create a school culture where faith is not separated from daily life, but woven into classrooms, relationships, activities, and decisions.
WORSHIP &
CHAPEL
Chapel is a meaningful part of the GCA experience. Students gather regularly for worship, prayer, biblical teaching, encouragement, and school community. Chapel includes student-led worship and opportunities for students to grow in confidence as they use their gifts to honor Christ.
SERVICE
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Students are encouraged to follow the example of Christ by serving others with humility and purpose. Through service opportunities, mission experiences, classroom projects, and school-wide initiatives, students learn that their gifts are meant to bless others and make a positive impact for Christ.
SPIRITUAL DEVELOPMENT

PRESCHOOL
Students learn foundational biblical truths through Bible stories, songs, prayer, classroom routines, and caring teacher relationships.

ELEMENTARY
Students grow through Bible instruction, weekly chapel, student-led worship opportunities, prayer, Scripture memory, and age-appropriate service.

MIDDLE SCHOOL
Students are encouraged to deepen their faith, build Christ-centered friendships, ask thoughtful questions, serve others, and apply biblical truth during an important season of growth.

HIGH SCHOOL
Students are challenged to take ownership of their faith, lead with humility, serve with purpose, participate in worship and service opportunities, and prepare to make a positive impact for Christ beyond graduation.
