This club meets after school and affords students the opportunity to advance their skill and play competitive chess with fellow students. Once the students qualify with their skills, they participate in local chess tournaments. The club is led by a certified chess instructor who is a member of the US Chess Federation and Michigan Chess Association.

Jump Rope Club
This club is for any interested 2nd-6th grade student and no experience is needed. The goal of this club is helping students stay in shape while having fun. Jumping rope builds endurance that can help in playing other sports. Jump Rope Club meets once a week during lunch or recess from November through March. Students learn jump rope skills alone, with a partner, and with a group using music to keep their jumping steady. Performances are scheduled during the end of the season & competitions are offered to allow the students to compete against other jumpers from PCA.
 

Mandarin Chinese
This club meets after school and offers the students the opportunity to be introduced to China and the Mandarin language. The students learn how to speak simple words and have simple conversations in Mandarin (Chinese). The students also learn simple Chinese words and are introduced to some of the Chinese Culture.
 

Robotics Club (grades 3rd through 8th)
This club meets after school and has the students, using Robotic Lego Kits, construct a robot. The students will work together in teams, while also learning more about science, engineering, technology, and math. Students compete in the Lawrence Technological University Robofest Junior Regional Qualifying Tournament.  PCA students continually take 1st and 2nd place in the Robofest’s Junior Exhibition event held in the spring.
 

World Languages
Part of our mission as a school is to prepare students for college and a life of service for our Lord. Here are PCA, we offer a broad based world languages program which affords our students the opportunity to study Spanish, German and French cultures and language. As our students develop the ability to communicate interlinguistically and interculturally, they also learn to see the world around them through the biblically based language instruction program from qualified Language instructors who love the Lord. As our students learn how God created all people, they learn to appreciate other cultures and are developing skills necessary to function in a global community and workplace.

 

National Honor Society
Plymouth Christian Academy holds membership in the National Honor Society of Secondary Schools. Membership in this society is an honor bestowed upon a student by the faculty. Selection is based on both national and local standards. A student at Plymouth Christian Academy must have, and continue to maintain after election, a 3.5 grade point average for all college prep subjects taken since the beginning of ninth grade. In addition, the student must be taking and must continue to elect after admission to the NHS, an average of six full credit hours per year, of which five must be strictly academic. Having met the necessary scholastic requirements, students in grades 10-12 are evaluated by the faculty on the basis of leadership, service, and character. Selection is by a majority vote by the selection committee and the Guidance Counselor.

German Club
The German Club (Deutschklub) at PCA is to promote the study and enjoyment of the German culture and language. The club and its activities are open to all current and former students of German. Regular meetings take place once a month, and we will plan special gatherings once a quarter. Regular meetings focus on event planning and Stammtisch (conversation practice). German Club activtities include such events as dinner at a German restaurant, baking German Christmas goodies, and "game night" with German board games. Activities will afford current students an opportunity to practice their German in a low-stress, non-graded environment, and will also give former students of German a way to stay connected with the culture and language.

The National Art Honor Society is a national organization and selection is based on grades, good character, and a recommendation from the Art Department. The goals of the organization are to provide avenues for recognition of the artistic talents and to provide leadership roles for visual art students, to further the creative abilities of these students, bring art to the attention of the school and community through community service, and glorify God in all its efforts. Meetings are held Monday afternoons from 3-4:30 in the art room.