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Elementary Department
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In kindergarten through sixth grade, faculty members work together to provide an integrated curriculum. The Elementary Department offers a comprehensive program including Phonics, Bible, Language Arts, Math, Science, Penmanship, and Social Science. The goal is not only to teach mastery of the subjects but also to develop enthusiastic interest and a strong sense of confidence in each student. Extracurricular activities are provided during the regular school day in fields such as Music, P.E. and Art. The Elementary department provides extended day care before and after school for students attending Southside Baptist Christian School. Another key component of the elementary program is to maintain a strong communications link with the parents.
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Middle School Department
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The SBCS Middle School Department provides seventh through ninth grade students with a departmentalized approach for all subjects. Emphasis is placed on preparing students for the comprehensive curriculum of the high school by developing good study skills and discipline for more advanced academic work. Basic classes are offered in English and Math and Honors classes are offered in English, Math and Science. Core classes include Bible, English, Math, Physical Education, Science and History. Elective course offerings at this level are outstanding and a partial list includes beginning and intermediate band, choral ensemble, keyboarding classes, art, yearbook, and journalism. By the time students reach the high school, they have honed their critical and analytical skills and are ready to meet the demands of a challenging curriculum.
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| High School Department
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The SBCS High School Department, grades 10-12, prepares students for admission into college and for achievement and success in that rigorous environment. Academic tracks are also available for those students who are more vocationally-minded. In addition, the program is designed to develop an awareness of their potential. Commitment to community service and individual responsibility are also strongly emphasized. An in-depth, enriched curriculum, close faculty-student relations, diverse activities, and a variety of special programs and traditions support these goals.
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SBCS Alumni Post-Secondary College Acceptance Schools
Virginia Commonwealth University ˜ University of Richmond
Hampden-Sydney College ˜ Virginia Union University
Randolph College ˜ The College of William and Mary
Emmory & Henry ˜ North Carolina Central University ˜ University of Florida
Averett University ˜ Christopher Newport University ˜ Radford University
J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College ˜ John Tyler Community College
Patrick Henry Community College ˜ Howard College ˜ Liberty University
Cardinal-Stritch University ˜ University of Kentucky ˜ Randolph-Macon College
2006 National Merit Scholarship Recipient
Rachel De Los Santos
SBCS Class of 2006
University of Richmond Class of 2010
Prior to accepting the scholarship offer from the University of Richmond, Rachel received full ride scholarship offers from North Carolina Central University and Florida State University. Choosing to remain close to home, she opted for UR and graduated in May 2010 with a BS in Political Science. She will now be returning to the halls of SBCS as a part of the instructional staff.
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