Lower School curriculum focuses on the mastery of basic skills, as well as art, music, library, physical education, computer, and Bible.

A need for a distinct middle school was met before the 2003-2004 school year. Students in the Middle School are assigned traditional classes consisting of language arts, mathematics, science, and social studies. Middle School students also take exploratory classes in Spanish, art, keyboarding, physical education, and Bible. The Middle School contains its own computer lab, a science laboratory and a terrarium that allows students to observe nature within the learning environment.

A traditional college preparatory curriculum is taught in the Upper School. These courses of study prepare students for college in the liberal arts with courses in English, foreign language, history, literature, mathematics, science, and Bible. In addition to the regular courses of study, the students may take advanced placement (AP) and honors courses. Dual-enrollment courses are also offered, allowing students to earn college credit through Sampson Community College, James Sprunt Community College, and Bladen Community College. The foreign languages offered are Latin and Spanish. General electives are offered in Accounting, Desktop Publishing, SAT Preparation, Weight Training and Conditioning, Art, Chorus, Drama, Photography, Computer Applications, Web Design, Consumer Business and Advanced Math.