High School at Arborbrook
Arborbrook's Upper School is comprised of grades 7-12. Junior High is grades 7-8, and High School is grades 9-12.
In High School, we cultivate an environment where students are challenged academically, grounded in their faith, and equipped for life beyond graduation. Our program is strengthened by intentional partnerships, graduation expectations, and signature experiences that help shape well-rounded graduates.
Click here to view Arborbrook's Portrait of a Graduate
Partnership with Ocean County College - Dual Enrollment Program:
Arborbrook Christian Academy proudly partners with Ocean County College to offer Dual Enrollment opportunities for juniors and seniors. This program allows students to earn college credit while still in high school, helping prepare them for the academic rigor of higher education.
All dual enrollment courses are held on our campus, and many are taught by Arborbrook faculty, providing both academic challenge and relational continuity.
Additional Graduation Requirements: To support a well-rounded high school experience, Arborbrook students engage in learning beyond traditional academics through intentional real-world and service-based requirements, including:
- 17 Outdoor Education Days
- 3 Educational Trips
- 2 Mission Trips
- 50 Internship Hours
- 60 Volunteer Hours
For a detailed look at our graduation requirements and a comprehensive overview of our school, view our School Profile below.
Signature Experiences and Student Life: High school life at Arborbrook is shaped by meaningful experiences that build community, leadership, and character:
- Fall Mountain Retreat (Camp Harrison): A beginning-of-year retreat focused on community, faith, and outdoor adventure
- Prom (Grades 10–12): A formal evening celebrating students and friendships
- Homecoming: A schoolwide event that builds spirit and community
- Love Boldly Service Week: Local and global service opportunities that cultivate a heart for others
- Senior Buddies: A mentorship connection between seniors and Kindergarten students
- Field Day: A day of friendly competition and outdoor activity
- Outdoor Lunch: Daily opportunities to enjoy fresh air, connect with friends, play, and build community outdoors
- Outdoor Learning: With nine outdoor classrooms across campus, classes often meet outdoors
- Weekly Worship & Assembly: A rhythm of worship, teaching, and community formation
- Monthly Coffee House Hour: A relaxed gathering for fellowship and connection
At Arborbrook, we are committed to rigorous academics, intentional discipleship, and meaningful experiences that prepare students for life beyond graduation. Students are challenged to think deeply, work diligently, and grow in both knowledge and character within a Christ-centered community.
Curriculum Guides
Arborbrook Christian Academy partners with Ocean County College to offer to Dual Enrollment classes for Juniors and Seniors.
Additional Graduation Requirements
17 Outdoor Education Days
3 Educational Trips
2 Mission Trips
50 Internship Hours
60 Volunteer Hours
For a detailed look, visit our school profile.
Field Trips and Special Events
Fall Mountain Retreat at Camp Harrison
Prom, Grades 10-12
Homecoming
Love Boldly Service Week, Local and International
Senior Buddies
Field Day
Outdoor Lunch
Weekly High School Worship and Assembly
Monthly Coffee House Hour
I am passionate about developing our students into Christian thinkers and lifelong learners. I believe that all students have been given the gift of a strong mind, and they can learn about God and His world. Education is exploration and a continual unveiling of what God has done and is doing.
- Jamie Emrich, Principal
