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Congratulations, Class of 2026!

The Class of 2026 will attend award-winning colleges and trade schools, enter the workforce, and join the military, prepared for a successful career in every path they pursue. Students graduated with 624 dual enrollment college credits through our College Pathway Program. These accomplishments are a testament to the caliber of education at West Shore Christian Academy, to the investment of parents, and to the dedication of each student to academic excellence.

See the Future Plans of the Class of 2026:

  • Memphis B. - Barton College: Marketing, Soccer
  • Victoria B. - Stephen F. Austin State University: Business, Minor: Spanish, Cheer
  • Emma C. - Liberty University: Elementary Education
  • Madelyn C.Messiah University: Early Childhood Education, Dual Certification in Special Education
  • Joseph C. - University of Northern Colorado: Musical Theatre, Minor: Finance, Dance
  • Chase C. - Messiah University: Mechanical Engineering
  • William C. - Messiah University: Spanish / TESL
  • Sophia D.U.S. Army: Radiology Tech
  • Lucas D. - Undecided
  • Connor E.Messiah University: Applied Health Science (Pre-Physical Therapy)
  • Judah E. - Gap Year
  • Harrison E.Liberty University (Online): Business Administration
  • Harrison F. - University of Valley Forge: Digital Media (Video Production)
  • Rebekah F. - Cairn University: Secondary Math Education, Volleyball
  • James G.International ALERT Academy
  • David G. - Lehigh University: Civil Engineering
  • Emma H. - Messiah University: Exercise Science, Track and Field
  • Kylie H.Grove City College: Biology (Pre-Veterinary)
  • Jackson H.Workforce: Electrical
  • Anna H. Workforce
  • Hunter J. - Eastern Iowa Community College: Cybersecurity
  • Victor K. College (Undecided)
  • Braden K. - Messiah University: Pre-Med
  • Luke M. - Cedarville University: Nursing
  • Stephen M. - Cedarville University: Mechanical Engineering
  • Ellie N. Cedarville University: Nursing
  • Skyler R. -  Williamson College of the Trades: Masonry
  • Isabella R. Cairn University: Secondary English Education
  • Alana R. - Regent University: English
  • Raphaella S. Messiah University: Music Education
  • Adelyn S. Messiah University: Occupational Therapy, Track and Field, Cross Country
  • Nicholas S. Duquesne University: Forensic Science & Law
  • Elijah S. The Pennsylvania State University: Biomedical Engineering
  • Scott T. Cedarville University: Worship
  • Kyle W. Liberty University: International Relations
  • Selah Y. - Cedarville University: Nursing, Minor: Spanish for Healthcare

It has been an absolute privilege attending WSCA the past 12 years. I will miss so many things about this place, but the thing I will miss the most is the countless opportunities to get involved and find community with fellow believers. I not only got to participate in lots of activities that I wouldn't get to enjoy at other schools, but I also have met numerous amazing friends who have challenged me in my faith and helped me grow. I would encourage any current students to lean into all the opportunities at school and the friendships you can make there. Also, make serving the LORD a joy, not a chore, because we were made not only to glorify Him but also to enjoy Him and delight in His love for us, both now and forevermore. Hallelujah!

Scott, Valedictorian, Class of '26

Through my time at WSCA, I have been impacted by the encouragement of teachers and mentors, and the challenge to pursue Christ in all aspects of my life. My experiences here have provided opportunities and perspectives I would not have found elsewhere. 

To current students, my advice would be to value your time at WSCA and take advantage of the opportunities given to you. Try new things, work hard in all you do, and invest in the lives of those around you, as well as your relationship with the Lord. 

This fall, I look forward to bringing the lessons and experiences that have shaped me into a new season of growth at Messiah, both in the classroom and on the cross country and track teams.

Adelyn, Salutatorian, Class of '26