Skip Navigation

Our high school students spend their final years of school being developed and strengthened as young adults. We raise them up to be generational leaders who are disciplined in their spiritual life, studies, and extra-curriculars. Many of our students are admitted into major universities, while others choose to continue on a path of spiritual development through Bible college. No matter which path they choose, we know that our students have developed the academic and life skills they need to succeed. 

COURSE OFFERINGS: 
English 
Mathematics 
Science 
Social Studies
Connect With God
Visual Arts 
Spanish 
Media & Technology 
Speech 

ADVANCED COURSE OFFERINGS: 
OnRamps 
OnRamps College Algebra through the University of Texas @ Austin
OnRamps College Pre-Calculus through the University of Texas @ Austin
Pre-AP English I, II, and III
Honors English IV

ENRICHMENT OPPORTUNITIES: 
Yearbook & Photography 
Student Council 
National Honor Society 
End of Year Mission Trip 
Future Problem Solvers of America
Athletics 
Dual Credit 
PSAT (10th/11th)
College Tours 

Learn More

We desire for our students to have an uncompromising biblical worldview. All of our students begin the school day in their Connect With God class. This custom curriculum is designed to help students to grow in their understanding of biblical principles, memorize scripture, and learn to encounter God through various ways (adoration, learning, solitude, expression, etc.) 

Weekly chapel for high school is Wednesday mornings. 

 

Beginning with 9th grade, all subjects, whether passed or failed, are included in the GPA computation. A minimum of 26 credits are typically required for graduation.
 
Grading Scale
100% - 90% - 4
89% - 80% - 3
79% - 70% - 2
Below 70% is failing
 

Students and parents should regularly monitor academic progress to ensure all graduation requirements are met. Graduation requirements include the successful completion of required coursework and credits as determined by Mercy Culture Preparatory.

Students are encouraged to work closely with school administration when selecting courses, pursuing dual credit opportunities, or transferring credits to stay on track for graduation.

View Graduation Guide

ACHIEVEMENT TESTING: Each 9th grade student, will be required to take a standardized achievement test each spring. The results of these tests will be placed on the student’s permanent file and a copy sent home to the parents.

PSAT: Every Fall, MC Prep administers the PSAT – National Merit Scholarship exam to all 10th and 11th grade students who are registered. Students need to register with the College Board to receive exam scores and resources. 

SAT: Students register and pay for the SAT on the College Board website. MC Prep is not a testing site for the SAT. When registering, students will select a testing date and site. Find a Testing Site Here

ACT: Students register and pay for the ACT on the ACT registration website (ACT.com). MC Prep is not a testing site for the ACT. When registering, students will select a testing date and site. Find a Testing Site Here

 

Our facility has a full-service cafeteria offering hot-lunch and cold lunch options daily. Students may also purchase snacks, candy, and drinks as well. 

School Supplies 2025-2026

Secondary students are required to steward their own school supplies but should shared supplies to Meet the Teacher Night on Friday, August 8.

High School Supply List

To help students succeed in a digital learning environment, all high school students are required to bring a personal laptop computer to school each day. The device should be fully charged upon arrival and capable of supporting the academic software and online resources used throughout the school year.

Cell phones, smartwatches, tablets, gaming devices, and other personal technology should remain turned off and stored away during the school day unless specifically authorized by a teacher.

Minimum Requirements (Windows Devices)

Windows 11 (64-bit)
Intel Core i5 processor or AMD Ryzen 5 equivalent (or higher)
256 GB SSD storage (solid-state drive required)
16 GB RAM minimum

Minimum Requirements (Mac Devices)

MacBook Air or MacBook Pro
Apple Silicon processor (M1, M2, M3, or newer)
256 GB SSD storage (or higher)
16 GB RAM minimum

General Requirements (All Computers)

Reliable Wi-Fi capability
Minimum battery life of 6 hours
Operating system supported and regularly updated by the manufacturer
Ability to run standard web-based educational platforms, productivity software, and multimedia applications
Functional keyboard and screen in good working condition

Recommended Accessories

Protective case or sleeve
Wired or wireless headphones
Laptop charger brought to school daily

Device Responsibility

Students are responsible for the care, security, and maintenance of their personal devices. Mercy Culture Preparatory is not responsible for lost, stolen, or damaged devices. Students should label their devices and use appropriate protective cases to help prevent damage.

Technology is a valuable educational tool, and students are expected to use their devices in a manner that supports learning and aligns with the school's standards of conduct.