The high school curriculum offers three diplomas: standard, college, and advanced. The primary difference in the required credits for math, science, social studies, and foreign language. The college preparatory diploma requires foreign language credits. Because the advanced diploma is designed for students considering a more rigorous college program, pre-calculus, physics, foreign language, and a minimum of four honors courses are included. Curriculum offerings for all of the diplomas may include dual enrollment with Florida Atlantic University and/or Palm Beach Community College. One credit is equivalent to 36 weeks of instruction with 49-minute periods daily.

For further information about the high school curriculum, contact the high school guidance office at 561-395-2400 ext. 397.

Technology is a unique feature of the high school program. Teachers and students in grades 10-12 are issued a laptop computer, which is connected by a wireless network with access to a T1 line for high performance internet connection. In 2002, the school was selected as an Association of Christian Schools International Exemplary School for its technology in education program. The high school was awarded a grant of forty handheld computers from Palm, Inc. which were used in an environmental study, the results of which benefitted the city's park system.