Loyola’s curriculum addresses the needs and interests of each student and emphasizes the basics of reading, writing, math, science, the arts, and computer skills. Class size is small, averaging 20-25, which allows for maximum interaction between teachers and students. In addition, our student-counselor ratio provides an unusually high level of individual attention for each student. Loyola students leave prepared to continue their education after graduation in four-year universities, community colleges, or trade schools.

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Curriculum

Freshman Year (7 credits)
• Reading
• English I
• Algebra I
• Theology I
• Physical Education I/Health
• Earth Science (half year)
• Geography (half year)
• Computers (half year)

Sophomore Year (7 credits)
• English II
• Geometry
• Theology II
• Biology
• U.S. History
• Physical Education II
• Economics (half year)
• Writers Workshop (half year)

Junior Year (7 credits)
• English III
• Algebra II
• Theology III
• Physics
• Spanish I
• Government (half year)
• Economics (half year)
• Loyola Work Experience Program (LWEP)

Senior Year (7 credits)
• English IV
• Algebra II/Part 2 or Pre-Calculus
• Theology IV/Christian Service Program
• Spanish II
• African-American Experience (half year)
• Computer Research (half year)
• Electives: Chemistry (full year) or Art (half year) + Electronics (half year)
• Loyola Work Experience Program (LWEP)

Loyola Work Experience Program (LWEP)

In addition, all juniors and seniors will participate in the Loyola Work Experience Program (LWEP). Successful completion of this program is a graduation requirement. For a full explanation of this program, please click here.