Panama City Christian School

PTL for this school, it's teachers, the ABeka, the students and the parents. May the Lord continue to bless them. I am proud my grandchild attends this fine school where so many give their labor of love. Nancy Bender
--Submitted by a parent

As far as teaching this school is great, but the cost is not worthy. They up the costs every chance they get then give you a hassle when you withdraw your kids, beware.
--Submitted by a parent

My daughter is currently enrolled in K-4 at PCC and I could not be more happier that we made the decision to send her there. Her teacher is amazing. She truly loves her students and provided them with the best education a parent could ask for. My daughter is now reading and doing math and she's not even in K-5 yet! Our friends who have their children in public school are truly amazed with how much more our daughter is progressing for her age compared to their children. That speaks volumes for PCC! We plan on keeping our daughter in PCC through high school. We feel truly blessed by God to have found a great school with such a great curriculum and even greater teachers and would not hesitate to recommend PCC to anyone! God Bless PCC! Keep up the great work!
--Submitted by a parent

My daughter has ADHD and they have been very patient and loving through it all. She is now thriving, and I recommend this school to anyone who wants to provide their child a wonderful education in a Christian and loving environment.
--Submitted by a parent

I have several children who were excited about attending PCCS after talking to people who graduated from the school several years ago. This school is simply a shadow of what it once was reported to have been. The educational quality is below public schools. We came to PCCS for good academics and athletics. The high school Math, Science and History instruction are not College Preparatory. Even their vaunted athletic program has fallen on hard times and Colleges Coaches no longer recruit Christian athletes from PCCS. I would suggest athletically or academically minded students look elsewhere or homeschool. The school is trying to build an orchestra and the fine arts. I wish the school well but will not be returning and would not recommend it at this time.
--Submitted by a parent

I thank God daily for this school. My grand child is attending here. She is learning and growing and enjoying her childhood. It is not perfect, but this is not heaven. The teachers are wonderful.

This school has been a big disappointment. It is probably fine for most kids, but our children needs accelerated learning opportunities which have not been available. Its outstanding Sports program dramatically deteriorated while my children were here, so that it is at best mediocre currently. The caliber of most of his Math and Science teachers has been shockingly poor. It has given none of the advantages of a huge school, with all of the disadvantages. I cannot recommend it unless you cannot home school or have no other alternative to public schools.
--Submitted by a parent

Small school attempting to bridge the gap between todays kids and christian moral values.
--Submitted by a parent

My daughter attended PCCS for many years and so many of her friends but they have left or were asked to leave as were many of the teachers of the GAP program - this is no longer a school if your child is ADHD or has any other learning challenges.
--Submitted by a parent

My son attended PCCS for several years. This year the administration has changed. It is clear the childeren are not thier first concearn. The school continues to hurt the childeren self esteme. Do your self a favor before enrolling and talk to others that have been there this year.
--Submitted by a parent