Athletics

Athletics are a very important part of our goal of nurturing the overall development of PCA students. PCA offers daily physical education classes for all students. In the fall months, students participate in rigorous Presidential Fitness Testing, the goal of which is to test and improve the total physical fitness of students.  As a member of the Southern Athletic Christian Conference, PCA also offers interscholastic athletic competition for boys and girls in the 6th through 12th grades in such sports as football, baseball, golf, track, volleyball, basketball, soccer, and softball. In only its sixth year of existence, PCA is already building a reputation for fielding spirited and successful athletic teams.  During the Fall of 2003 PCA opened a new Gym.  Click HERE to view pictures of the Gym.

Fall 03 - View Volleyball Schedule

Boys Soccer, 7 - 12th grades
Girls Volleyball, Junior Varsity and Varsity

Winter 04  - View Basketball GAME Schedule
                  View Basketball PRACTICE Schedule

Girls Basketball, 7 - 12th grades
Boys Basketball, Junior Varsity and Varsity
Grandview Pines YMCA Basketball, Elementary

Spring 04

Girls Softball, 7 - 12th grades
Boys Baseball, 7 - 12th grades

Computer Technology

Computer Technology provides PCA students with opportunities that are unparalleled in the Autauga-Elmore area. We are pleased to offer the "Futurekids" curriculum, whereby students are guided by a specially trained, state-certified instructor in areas such as word processing, internet education and research, database creation, and publishing. This unique program is designed to enhance learning for students at every level, in conjunction with the academic curriculum set forth by the teachers, who have also received specialized "Futurekids" training. The program is offered on a weekly basis, and the computer lab is also available during the week for individual enrichment, composition and research.  Dr. Mac Adkins, a member of the PCA Board of Directors, provides leadership in the area of the integration of technology into the curriculum.  Dr. Adkins was one of the authors of The Alabama Course of Study: Technology which is used by all public schools in the state of Alabama. 

Several of the Prattville Christian Academy faculty use the service of SchoolNotes.com to distribute information about homework and other assignments to faculty.

Field Trips

Field trips are an important part of each child's educational experience. At Prattville Christian Academy (PCA), great effort is made to expose children to a variety of educational opportunities located just beyond the walls of the school right here in our area. With greatly appreciated help from parents, we have been able to bring to life concepts of science, history, and even mathematics, filling PCA students with a sense of wonder and adventure not gained in any classroom.

K-4 Program

A full-day K-4 program is offered to meet the early developmental needs of your child. 

Before-School Care

Before-school is available from 7:00 a.m. to 7:30 a.m. each day. Students arriving between 7:00 a.m. and 7:30 a.m. are supervised in the lunchroom by our before-care staff. Participation in the program may be on a regular, infrequent, or emergency basis, as needed, with a cost of $5.00 per day and a maximum monthly cost of $80.00 per child. Students are supervised between 7:30 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. at no charge.

After-School Care

After-school care is available from 3:00 p.m. to 5:45 p.m. each day. Our after-school staff supervises the students in a loosely structured setting that allows children to more fully explore classroom materials, catch up on homework, or spend additional time playing with friends. Participation in the program may be on a regular, infrequent, or emergency basis, as needed with a cost of $7.00 per day and a maximum monthly cost of $120.00 per child.

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