Student Life at PBCA Learn, Lead, Belong

At PBCA, student life extends far beyond textbooks. Every activity is rooted in our classical Christian foundation, nurturing your child’s leadership, character, and lifelong friendships.

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Our House System

Our House System divides students into four family-style teams to foster cross-grade mentorship, friendly competition, and a deep sense of belonging. By rallying around shared goals, participating in house challenges, and serving together, students build leadership skills, camaraderie, and school pride that extend far beyond the classroom.

Rome

Named for the ancient city where early Christians carried the Gospel across a vast network of roads and cultures. Rome reminds us of steadfast mission, shared heritage, and a community gathered from many peoples.

Jerusalem

Honoring the spiritual heart of Scripture, the place of the Temple, the life of Jesus, and the birth of the Church at Pentecost. Jerusalem points us to worship, peace, and a faith rooted in God’s story.

Ephesus

Inspired by the influential New Testament city where Paul taught and wrote to a thriving church. Ephesus reflects a love of learning, Christian fellowship, and lives shaped by truth and grace.

Alexandria

Named for the renowned center of scholarship in North Africa, home to the great library and early Christian thinkers. Alexandria celebrates the pursuit of wisdom, careful study, and knowledge used to serve others.

Explore Our Athletic Programs

At PBCA, athletics are more than just sports, they’re a training ground for character, discipline, and teamwork. From introductory PE to competitive sports, our faith-driven coaches guide students to honor Christ both on and off the field. Discover how every practice and game builds confidence, resilience, and leadership, equipping your child for lifelong success.

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Weekly Chapel

Our classical approach is an intentional progression that nurtures your child’s mind, heart, and character from infancy through 8th grade. By weaving rich literature, Socratic dialogue, and hands‑on exploration into each age group, we cultivate learners who are curious, discerning, and confident.