Plymouth Christian Academy holds membership in the National Honor Society of Secondary Schools. The purpose of this organization is to stimulate academic excellence, provide service to the school and community, to build excellent character and enhance leadership skills. Membership is based on a 3.7 grade point average for all subjects taken since ninth grade, references, leadership roles, and community service. The National Honor Society at PCA is responsible for our Annual Red Cross Blood Drive, a variety of service projects that reach the surrounding communities, and several events that take at PCA.

The National Art Honor Society is a national organization through the National Art Education Association 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. The organization is responsible for maintaining the art display case, aiding art faculty with displaying artwork at school art exhibits, sponsoring art competitions as well as volunteering at the Welcome Picnic and the PCA Auction.

Delta Epsilon Phi German National Honor Society recognizes students’ academic achievement in German and encourages student service and advocacy for language learning and gospel-centered cultural engagement. Students who have completed a minimum of three semesters of high school German and earned a GPA of 3.0 overall and 3.5 in German are eligible to apply.  Delta Epsilon Phi provides leadership to PCA’s German Club, which is open to all interested high school students.  Please contact Frau Emily Carlson if you are interested in finding out more!

On October 16, 2017, the Spanish National Honor Society (SNHS) became a reality at Plymouth Christian Academy. PCA Senior Allison Kwang shared her thoughts about this brand new opportunity at PCA. “With the motto of “todos a una” – together as one, PCA’s new Spanish honor society may be small in number but is big in enthusiasm. This society is composed of individuals devoted the study of the Spanish language in order to master it. Special thanks to Mrs. Margaret Jarrell on pursuing this honor society and making it a possibility for Plymouth Christian Academy students! For more information, please contact Margaret Jarrell by emailing her at margaret.jarrell@plymouthchristian.org.