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 PreK3-8th grade. Physical Education is available to all secondary students as an elective. In the fall months, elementary 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 Alabama Independent School Association (AISA), PCA also offers interscholastic athletic competition for boys and girls in the 7th through 12th grades in football, baseball, golf, track, tennis, cheerleading, volleyball, basketball, soccer, cross country and softball. Football & cheerleading is also offered to students grades 2nd-6th. PCA has partnered with the YMCA to offer soccer, volleyball & basketball to grades 1st-6th. PCA has built a reputation for fielding spirited and successful athletic teams.
Computer Technology
Computer Technology provides PCA students with opportunities that are unparalleled in the Autauga-Elmore area. 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. 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, was one of the authors of The Alabama Course of Study: Technology which is used by all public schools in the state of Alabama.
PreK Program
A full-day PreK3 and PreK program is offered. These programs have a developmentally appropriate thematic curriculum. To learn more about the PreK programs visit the Elementary Academics link.
Panther P.A.C.K Program
The P.A.C.K. (Partnering in Academics, Counseling and Knowledge) program will provide tutoring/mentoring for students during the school day in hopes to cut down on the time students have to attend tutoring outside of school hours. For more information on the P.A.C.K. program visit the link on banner on the PCA front page.
