PCA Achieves Platinum Status
The College Board has recognized Palmetto Christian Academy (PCA) for its excellence in the Advanced Placement (AP) Program. The school has achieved Platinum Status, the highest honor within the AP Program School Honor Roll. This distinction reflects PCA’s commitment to enhancing its AP offerings and supporting student success.
PCA Achieves Platinum Status
The Platinum distinction is reserved for schools that demonstrate remarkable outcomes in their AP programs while significantly increasing student participation. To be eligible, schools must meet specific criteria, showcasing a strong commitment to fostering a college-going culture and providing opportunities for students to earn college credits, thereby enhancing college readiness.
Achievement Highlights
- 90% of PCA graduating seniors scored 3 or higher on AP Exams last academic year.
- Majority of seniors completed multiple AP courses during their high school career.
Emily Faile, PCA’s Academic Counselor, expressed pride in the school’s achievements. “We are incredibly proud of our students and our faculty for their dedication and hard work, which resulted in a very strong performance in these rigorous courses,” she stated. “PCA is pleased to offer a variety of AP courses that allow students to engage with college-level material, earn credits, and develop essential professional skills.”
About Palmetto Christian Academy
Located in Mount Pleasant, PCA is a private, Christian, college preparatory school serving students from preschool through 12th grade. The dedicated faculty work hard to create an environment conducive to the highest levels of achievement for every student.
Through the College Board’s Advanced Placement Program, students can take college-level courses while still in high school. These courses equip students with critical thinking skills, the ability to construct compelling arguments, and a balanced perspective on issues—preparing them for future academic and career paths.
