Desert Christian High School

It is during the high school years that our sons and daughters face many life choices. The need for a supportive and Christian environment is key during this time of movement toward independence. The goal of Desert Christian High School (DCHS) is to develop Christian leaders by teaching every subject from a God-centered world view. This includes instilling strength of character and courage to obey God's Word that will result in true prosperity and strength.

Desert Christian High School provides the opportunity for academic excellence in a college preparatory environment and offers curriculum required to prepare students for entrance to the college of their choice. Advanced Placement courses are offered and there is a College Counseling Office to help students and families plan for future education.

Students understand that attending DCHS is a privilege granted to those who display a spirit of harmony with the philosophy and goals of the school.
Each student year begins with a three day retreat designed to be a time of building relationships, growing through exposure to God's Word, and having a great time together.

Desert Christian High School began in 1988 with 17 students and now consists of over 400 teens. The 1997-98 school year began with the move to our new campus, featuring a gymnasium, expanded library facility, and a brand new computer lab. You can visit the High School campus at 2340 West Avenue J-8 in Lancaster.

CIF Sports participation is encouraged. As a member of the Desert Mountain League, students have a chance to participate in basketball, baseball, softball, cross country, soccer, volleyball and other non-league sports including cheerleading.

A variety of clubs and activities enable all students to be involved in beneficial services to the school and community and to use their interests and gifts to bring glory to God. Over half of our student body participate in a club of their choice.

University and College Prep Academics	Fine Arts Program	Home Education Programs