Our high school offers a welcoming and compassionate environment in which our students can learn to be the best version of themselves.

Our faith-based curriculum at Shining Light Academy gives your high school student the chance to enjoy a unique educational experience that combines academic rigor with spiritual growth. Our students are encouraged to build a solid moral foundation while enjoying a deeper, more intimate understanding of their faith. This approach to teaching promotes their intellectual, ethical, and emotional development. Plus, our emphasis on character development, service to others, and a sense of purpose can be life-changing, giving your child the tools they need to face life’s challenges with confidence and compassion.

Our Kernersville, North Carolina high school follows the Bob Jones Press curriculum, which is renowned for focusing on critical thinking and creative expression. We further this focus by offering several extracurricular activities for our students to participate in, such as our award-winning arts program and our sports teams, which have won numerous state titles. Additionally, you will find that our school environment gives your child the tools he or she needs to become a healthier, more balanced adolescent. Our students are encouraged to ask questions about their faith, participate in meaningful debates, and broaden their awareness of the world through a Christian lens, which can bring a feeling of serenity and direction during these formative years.

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We also incorporate service learning and mission work into our curricula, allowing high school students to have a beneficial impact in their community and beyond. These experiences can help your child develop a strong sense of social responsibility and empathy, which are consistent with the values taught in both academic and spiritual lessons. As a result, your child will graduate with not only great academic skills but also a strong sense of purpose and duty to the world around them, training them to be ethical leaders.