
Grades 6 through 8 are an exciting time in student's lives. Changes and transitions come fast as students enter adolescence and begin to assert their independence and mature at an accelerated pace. It's during this time they need a healthy academic and spiritual environment more than ever. And that's what we're proud to provide.
By delivering the intellectual capacities needed to move from concrete to abstract thinking and by shepherding them through their physical and social developmental changes, our staff seeks to let students become their own person and to grow deeper in their individual relationship with Jesus as it moves from one of blind acceptance to one they can "own."
The middle school academic curriculum focuses on humanities, math, science, French, Bible, outdoor education, computer science and fine arts at every grade level. We also emphasize and teach the importance of good study skills, extra-curricular activities and community service and outreach.
In fact, students collect change each week and make books and charts to support schools Pacific Academy sponsors in developing countries. They also reach out to the local community by visiting senior citizens' homes, helping in day care centers, ministering in small churches, helping at area food banks, distributing clothing for the underprivileged and buddying with younger students.
Pacific Academy Middle School seeks to be a caring community which challenges early adolescents to become Christ’s servants in all areas of life. We are committed to providing a learning environment that encourages spiritual, intellectual, social and physical excellence.
"As a PA graduate and current grade 6 teacher at the school, I have both experienced and witnessed how powerfully God meets students through the high school Outreach program. I recently lead a team to Cuba, and saw God change students’ lives as they learned more about who He is, who they are, what God has made them capable of, and how they can serve Him both globally and locally."
— Michelle Reimer
PA graduate and current Grade 6 teacher