“Park Place has a special place in my heart because it gave me the opportunity to do what I love (teach) with the total love and support of Christian administrators, faculty, and parents.

It also affords freedom to share God’s love daily in the classroom while guiding the students in navigating the issues of today’s world!”

– Dianne Baer, retired middle school English teacher, 2016-2020.

“I love that PPCA is more than just a school, it’s a family.

The teachers at Park Place truly care about the success of their students.

Above all, I love that this school taught me that I am worthy of love and that my purpose is found in and through Christ!”

– Kara Bailey, Crusader student 2011-2015, PPCA graduate, Class of 2015.

“At PPCA, we are a family. We look out for each other. We pray for each other.

Teaching a Christian worldview gives our students the best possible basis for going forth.

By teaching a Christian worldview, we hope to influence our young people so that they may be able to make solid impressions on others for God’s Kingdom.

I pray that I come to school each day with a good attitude so that students will see that and know that they’re cared for while at PPCA.”

– Coach Bobby Barrett, PPCA Assistant Athletic Director.

“PPCA is such a blessing to us.

We knew we wanted our children to grow up in a Christ-centered environment and hear the gospel proclaimed through daily academics.

The Lord blessed us to be able to send our children to PPCA for just that.

We love PPCA and the friendships we have made!”

– Jason and Brandy Bryant, parents of two graduates: Blake, Class of 2021, and Katie, Class of 2023, since 2006.

“PPCA holds a special place and a love in my heart because I have watched it grow from its beginnings.

As a parent of children there, I love that it provides an opportunity throughout their youth to not only hear the Word of God but see it lived out through its staff and opportunities to nurture the students in their growth.

As a preschool teacher there for 14 years, and now a substitute teacher since 2015, I am still blessed to have meaningful friendships from coworkers and students’ parents.

To me, PPCA became a family and a place that I felt called to, both in ministry to the heart and mind!”

-Debbie Myers, former PPCA preschool teacher, 2000-2014, parent of two Crusader graduates since 2000: Dylan, Class of 2015, and Elizabeth, Class of 2023.

After a MAIS State Track and Field meet, PPCA Coach Rod Morris contacted us and shared information about PPCA.

We felt PPCA was a good fit for our family and, subsequently, enrolled Alexis and later enrolled Ariel, and Daisy, our niece.

All have excelled academically and athletically. In retrospect, our journey to PPCA was definitely not by chance but one of divine intervention.”

-Sanford and Trina Knott, parents of Alexis, Class of 2018, Ariel, Class of 2021, and uncle and aunt to their niece, current Crusader, Daisy, Class of 2024.