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For a first look inside PCA, watch brief Virtual Tour videos at this link. These short videos give a visual overview of each academic level at PCA.
For a first look inside PCA, watch brief Virtual Tour videos at this link. These short videos give a visual overview of each academic level at PCA.
Schedule an in-person or virtual tour! Come see what our campus has to offer through an in- person visit or Live Virtual Tour available via Zoom. Tours provide an opportunity for a one-on-one conversation with a member of the Admissions Team and an overview tour of your child’s grade level. Register for an in-person or Live Virtual Tour here.
Our Lower School Open House is available on-demand! The Open House gives a deep dive into our Preschool through 8th-grade program. Click here to sign in.
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PCA is preparing now to bring students back to our classrooms this fall. By planning now how best to meet the needs of our families, we maintain the quality of our current model while improving differentiation by incorporating the use of technology.
We are developing an enhanced hybrid learning approach that will allow PCA teachers to teach from PCA, to students at PCA, and reach beyond PCA to offsite students. This means our teachers will be delivering instruction from our campus to onsite students in the classroom, with the capability to deliver the same instruction to offsite students. Offsite students will participate in the full traditional school day, just as they would if onsite, through video conferencing technology and learning tools that engage them where they are.
Hybrid learning is designed to integrate the best of face-to-face and online activities so that they reinforce, complement, and elaborate one another, offering opportunities of choice, extension, and skill reinforcement.
There are two major reasons for our emphasis on this different model of learning: rapidly changing health and safety guidelines and the unique health situations within families that may force families to deem onsite learning unsafe. This hybrid learning approach allows for agility, permitting high quality, familiar learning to continue without interruption.