Our elementary programs prepare students for secondary school by offering individualized attention, challenging academics and a wide variety of specialist programs including art, music, computers, Spanish and PE.

Crosspoint secondary students enjoy college preperatory academics, WIAA athletics, fine and performing arts, Advanced Placement and concurrent credit courses, a weekly chapel program, mission and service opportunities, and a student-to-faculty ratio of 16:1.

Crosspoint offers Advanced Placement classes to prepare advanced students for standardized exams which may be counted toward college credit. Advanced Placement classes may include AP Language & Composition, AP English, AP Calculus, AP Biology, AP US History, AP World History and AP US Government.

We also partner with Northwest University to offer concurrent credit courses, which allow high school students to earn college credit at a fraction of college tuition. Typical concurrent credit courses at Crosspoint may include Intro to Speech, General Psychology, Oceanography, Intro to Philosophy, Expository Writing, and more.