Divine Child High School

read moreDivine Child High School is dedicated to developing youth who pursue lives of responsibility, leadership, and faith in action. Learn more about the four pillars of Divine Child and how our teachers are committed to developing students spiritually, academically, creatively and socially. Thank you for considering Divine Child! If you are a future student, we are large enough to offer a multitude of classes for all types of learners, yet small enough that everyone knows each other and develop friendships that last a lifetime!

read moreThe Parent Support Organization is the organizational and support mechanism for student, parent, and teacher events at Divine Child High School. The PSO organization strives to keep an open line of communication between the families of students at DC and the staff/administration of the school. The Divine Child Band Boosters provide the financial support necessary to continue Divine Child's tradition of musical excellence. The Boosters coordinate fundraising, concerts, afterglows, and equipment moves to and from concert sites.

read moreThe Divine Child Alumni Association is dedicated to promoting the spiritual, academic, athletic, social and economic growth of Divine Child High School and to maintaining a network of alumni to provide social activities for all Divine Child High School Alumni. The Divine Child Falcon 5K is an annual public running event held on the Divine Child campus in memory of Mark Carpenter '68. The event includes a tot trot for children as well as a 1-mile fun run and a 5K for all ages. Proceeds from the event benefit the Divine Child Alumni Association and Divine Child High School Girls Cross Country team.

read moreOur students develop social skills by participating in many of our sports, clubs and other activities. Divine Child High School offers activities outside of the classroom. From athletics and clubs to summer camps and dances, we allow every student the possibility to share their interests with their peers.

read moreDivine Child High School offers academic programs for a wide variety of college-bound learners. For students who accelerate in their studies, we offer honors courses beginning freshman year, and numerous Advanced Placement (AP) courses for college credit. For students who need additional help to be successful, our Instructional Support Program (ISP) assists students with mild to moderate learning differences. Freshmen, Sophomores and Juniors are required to carry a minimum load of 7 classes per semester while Seniors are required to carry 6 classes per semester.