During the 1995-1996 school year, PCA began a six-classroom addition to the elementary wing, an expansion of the library, and the installation of cables throughout the campus for a school-wide computer network.

In the summer of 1994, the Lord provided four modular classrooms. Designated for secondary usage, the modular buildings were moved to an area behind our gymnasium and were renovated with a great deal of “elbow grease” from staff, board members and parents. The school earned North Central Association (NCA) accreditation in the spring of 1994. Read More

The church and school began the “Lifetime Stewardship” campaign to fund a four-classroom addition and the construction of a new school gymnasium. In the fall of 1993, the new classrooms and gymnasium were dedicated. When the building was complete, the total construction cost of $1.3 million was paid in full. The school and church families Read More

The class of 1985 had 24 graduates and the library boasted 3,579 volumes. By 1986, enrollment in preschool through grade 12 had increased to 504 students with a staff of 31. Space continued to be a problem with not enough room for music or science classes. The small gym in the church building could hardly Read More

At the close of the 1978-1979 school year, the school accommodated grades K-9 with a total of 310 students and a faculty and staff of 20 people. PCA began a soccer team and its first junior varsity basketball team.

The story of Plymouth Christian Academy’s history is an account of God’s faithfulness, provision, and blessing. PCA opened in 1976 with 50 students in the pre-school and 64 students in grades K-7. A library was started during the second year, with its card file in a shoebox.