
Our School
For over 68 years, South Hills Academy has maintained a reputation for high academic achievement. Though each of our four schools features its own personality and cognitive-level program, we continue to operate as one cohesive family – showcased throughout the school year by several whole-academy activities that brings together students, family members, and staff from all of our programs. At SHA, students are able to develop from age 2 to college-ready young adults.

Another major aspect of SHA that bonds all four schools together is our overall philosophy. We focus on guiding and supporting students in their academic, social, and character growth. And we do this primarily with our cross-curricular, project-based approach that aims for maximum student (and staff) engagement so that students “learn by doing.”
Students who have purpose and the opportunity to actively pursue that purpose thrive in their learning. Please browse our website to see how this approach works in each school.
Please come visit us to experience for yourself the family environment and active learning that make SHA a welcoming, warm, fun, energetic, exciting, and excellent place to be!
Mission Statement
South Hills Academy strives to provide a Christ Centered atmosphere that enables students to become socially engaged, effective communicators, and critical thinkers in a global setting.

Our Vision
We envision a world in which the quality education students receive at South Hills Academy prepares them to be well-rounded citizens with a biblical worldview who will be successful leaders in their respective communities.
Explore Us
Discover the difference at South Hills Academy! We invite you to tour our Preschool, Elementary, Middle School, and High School campus and experience our vibrant learning community. See our facilities, meet our dedicated faculty, and observe our academic programs.
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We also offer shadow days for prospective K-12 students, allowing them to immerse themselves in a typical school day. Schedule your visit today!





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