Middle School · Grades 6–8
Building independence.
Students strengthen core skills, learn to manage greater responsibility, and discover new interests through subject-focused instruction, the arts, athletics, Bible, and student life.
Grades 6–12
Ready for what comes next.
Students grow from guided independence into confident scholarship through a Christ-centered program built on strong relationships, meaningful challenge, and purposeful preparation.
Inquiry · Responsibility · PurposeGrades 6–12One Connected Journey
27 UnitsCollege Preparatory Diploma
Cognia + SCISAAccredited & Connected
The Academic Journey
Challenge with support. Growth with direction.
Our Middle and Upper School experience pairs high expectations with teachers who know their students well. Every year is designed to build stronger habits, deeper thinking, and the confidence to take the next step.
Upper School · Grades 9–12
Preparing with purpose.
Students follow a thoughtful course sequence while exploring honors, Advanced Placement, dual enrollment, electives, leadership, and experiences that prepare them for college, careers, and service.
The Clarendon Hall Difference
An education that develops the whole student.
Academic growth matters most when knowledge is joined with character, curiosity, and the ability to use what one has learned well.
Core Knowledge
A strong foundation across English, mathematics, science, history, Bible, world language, fine arts, and technology.
Personal Guidance
Teachers and school leaders help students choose courses, build productive habits, and make informed plans for life after graduation.
Learning in Action
Labs, creative work, discussion, presentations, competitions, and community experiences connect classroom knowledge to the wider world.
Christian Character
Biblical study, integrity, accountability, service, and respectful relationships remain central to the student experience.
Beyond the Classroom
Students learn to think, speak, and lead.
From laboratory investigation and creative expression to academic recognition and civic engagement, students are encouraged to put their learning into action and represent Clarendon Hall with confidence and character.
Upper School Program
A clear path to graduation—and beyond.
The College Preparatory Diploma requires 27 units and balances a rigorous core with Bible, fine arts, technology, physical education, speech, personal finance, and electives. A 24-unit General Education pathway is also available. Course placement and advanced opportunities are guided by readiness and school requirements.
English4
Mathematics4
Science4
Religion4
Social Studies3
World Language2
Fine Arts1
Computer Science1
Physical Education1
Electives2
Speech.5
Personal Finance.5
Advanced pathways: Eligible students may pursue honors, Advanced Placement, and dual enrollment coursework in accordance with published academic requirements.
Life as a Saint
Learning takes many forms.
Discovery in the Classroom
Hands-on Science
Creative Expression
SCISA Art Show
Clarendon Hall students at the SCISA Art Show, celebrating creativity and artistic achievement.
Academic Resources
Plan the year with confidence.
The official course catalog provides current course descriptions, graduation requirements, academic pathways, and advanced opportunities for 2026–2027.
Discover Clarendon Hall
See where your student can grow.
Meet our teachers, explore the program, and learn how Clarendon Hall prepares students to make successful life choices.