District Mission Statement

Recognizing the preeminence of Christ, partnering with parents, Christian Unified Schools Superintendent of San Diego teaches students to think, learn, and live from a Biblical worldview by integrating God and His Word as the primary source of knowledge and truth. Pat McCarty 619-201-8802 [email protected] Our Program Christian High School, founded in 1965 by Tim LaHaye, pioneered private evangelical Christian secondary education in San Diego County. With its tradition of academic, athletic, and artistic excellence CHS created a prototype for Christian schools nation- HS Principal wide. CHS provides a rigorous college-preparatory curriculum for a diverse population of Scott Marshall 396 students including a dynamic International Program. Located in San Diego’s East County, CHS represents a variety of communities, ranging from neighboring rural areas to 619-201-8812 Mexican border cities. [email protected] The International Program was established in 1990 and currently enrolls 71 students from five countries. Our broad curriculum choices sets us apart from other programs. Students live with American homestay families to experience local culture in and out of Program Director school. The Cross Culture Club enlists students from domestic and international Judy Ford backgrounds to blend and learn from one another

619-201-8840 We are pleased to highlight the following areas for the international community: [email protected]  Three day, two night all expenses paid trip each school year especially tailored to the international students. This year will be the LA Experience with Hollywood, Disneyland, Santa Monica, and Pepperdine University as the destinations.  Four cultural events planned throughout the year to enhance the American experience Assistant to the for each international student and host family. Director  Campus Clubs include the following: Cross Culture, Cooking, Ping Pong, Board Dana Berroth Games, -Botball, Theater, and Art.  Elective classes based on student interest and merit include: STEM, Robotics, Home 619-201-8803 Economics, Woodshop, Oceanography, American Sign Language, Digital Video, [email protected] Advanced Film, On Your Own/Personal Finance, Yearbook, Speech, Leadership.  Excellent Fine Arts program with Drama I and II, Concert Choir, Vocal Ensemble, Jazz Band, Concert Band, Marching Band, and Art I, II, AP Art, and Introduction to Photography classes. Website:  Optional travel opportunities during summer and spring breaks. www.christianunified.org CHS is continually honored throughout the community by earning first place and superior ratings in curricular and co-curricular programs including student publications, academic Christian Unified Schools of competitions and fine arts. Over 75% of our student body participates in athletics and San Diego admits students of eleven of our 19 athletic teams have won California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) any race, color, and national or championships over the past decade. ethnic origin. This school is authorized under Federal law to enroll non-immigrant alien  Average Class Size: 16 students. (All non-immigrant  Students attend 8 classes per day international students enrolled  No more than 25% international students in any grade level at CUSSD must be on an F-1  Percentage of 2017 graduates who planned to attend college: 97% visa.)

Accreditation Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) Associated Christian School International (ACSI) Page 2 Christian High School

High Intensity Language Training Courses Selective CHS College Acceptances 2013-2017 (includes International and Domestic Students) ESL ~ ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE  English I ~ Beginner*  Abilene Christian University  Northern University  English II ~ Beginner and Elementary*  American University  Occidental College  English III ~ Low and High Intermediate *  Arizona State University  Olivet Nazarene University  English IV ~ Advanced  Art Center College of Design  Oregon State University

 Azusa Pacific University  Pennsylvania State University SHELTERED (CONTENT CLASSES)  Baylor University  Pepperdine University  United States History *  Beloit College  Point Loma Nazarene Univ..  Sheltered Bible I ~ Old Testament*  Biola University  Pomona College  Sheltered Bible II ~ New Testament Concepts  Boston University  Purdue University CONTENT-BASED ENGLISH  Brandeis University  Rice University  General English I  California Baptist University  Samford University  English American History*  California College of the Arts  San Diego Christian College  Advanced English Reading, Writing & Grammar*  California Lutheran University  Santa Clara University  ESL LAB ~ Individualized  California State Polytechnic  Scripps College University: Pomona and San  Seattle Pacific University * University of California College-Prep A-G Class* Luis Obispo  Seattle University  California State  Southern Methodist University University: Chico, Fullerton, (All classes receive credit toward graduation)  Stanford University Humboldt, Long Beach, Monterey Bay, Northridge, San  Stony Brook University Diego, Sacramento,  Syracuse University AP, Honors and Dual Credit Classes San Francisco, San Jose, San  Temple University AP Biology Honors English II Marcos, Sonoma  Christian University AP Calculus AB (DC) Honors English III (DC)  Calvin College  The George Washington Univ. AP Chemistry (DC) Honors Geometry  Carnegie Mellon University  The Master's University AP English Literature (DC) Honors Pre-Calculus  Cedarville University  The Ohio State University AP Government Calculus (DC)  Chapman University  The University of Arizona AP Physics English IV (DC)  Christian University  Trine University AP Spanish Bible: Philosophy and  Colorado School of Mines AP Studio Art Worldviews (DC)  Trinity University AP U.S. History (DC) Bible: World Religions and  Colorado State University  Tulane University AP World History (DC) Apologetics  Concordia University - Irvine  University of Honors Algebra II  Culinary Institute of America California: Berkeley, Davis, Honors Anatomy (DC: Dual Credit through  Dallas Baptist University Irvine, LA, Merced, Riverside, Colorado Christian College. Honors Biology  Dartmouth College San Diego, Santa Barbara, Honors Chemistry (Requires an additional fee Santa Cruz paid to the College)  Denison University Honors English I  University of Colorado  Dordt College  University of Connecticut  Drexel University  University of Denver  Evangel University  University of  George Fox University SAT and ACT Scores  University of Illinois  George Mason University  University of Kansas  Institute of Technology SAT:  University of La Verne  Gordon College Percent of Seniors Taking SAT 66%  University of Massachusetts,  Grand Canyon University  University of Miami CR/ERW Math Total Mean  Harvey Mudd College  University of Michigan  Hillsdale College 589 606 1195  University of Minnesota,  Johns Hopkins University  University of Northern Co.  Liberty University  University of Oregon  Lipscomb University  University of Redlands ACT:  Loyola Marymount University  University of San Diego Percent of Seniors Taking ACT 26%  Loyola University Chicago  University of San Francisco Mean Composite: 24  Miami University, Oxford  University of Southern  Michigan State University California  Montana State University  University of Washington English Math Reading Science  Institute of  Vanguard University Mean Mean Mean Technology  Washington State University  New York University 24.1 23.8 25.1 23.3  Westmont College  Northeastern University