WELCOME
Applications Are Now Being Accepted
for the
2022-2023 School Year
Click here for Initial Application
Pinnacle Classical Academy’s annual application period for the 2022-2023 started October 15, 2021.
What does this mean?
If your child is not currently a student and you would like for your child to attend Pinnacle Classical Academy for the 2022-2023 school year,
you must fill out and submit an Application for each child at the link above.
What if I already have a child at Pinnacle?
If you have a child at Pinnacle and wish to have another child to attend,
you must still complete an Application for each child currently not attending
that you would like to enroll.
What should I do?
If you are interested in having your student attend Pinnacle for the 2022-2023 school year, you should fill out an Application.
Initial applications are available at the link above as well as either campus: 900 S. Post Road and the 2401 Joe's Lake Road.
2021-2022
School Events
Catered Lunch - K-12
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Jammin J's Pizza - K-12
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Pinnacle Classical Academy students significantly outperform North Carolina average on EOG, EOC tests Students at Pinnacle Classical Academy had significantly higher passing rates on North Carolina's 2020-21 end-of-grade and end-of-course tests than the statewide average, according to data released in September by the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction. In a year in which only 45.4% of students across North Carolina scored at or above Achievement Level 3 (grade-level proficient), 70.6% of students at Pinnacle Classical Academy did so. "We're so grateful for the support of our parents and the commitment of our teachers, who maintained the rigor of our academic program and worked so hard to allow us to reopen for five-day-per-week in-person instruction last November," said Dr. Shelly Bullard, the school's headmaster. "We're committed to doing what is right for kids, and will continue to weather the COVID storm." "We're especially proud that our economically disadvantaged students and students of color did so much better than the state average," Bullard added. "58.3% of our economically disadvantaged students passed their EOG and EOC tests -- compared to only 28.8% across the state. We are clearly making a significant academic difference in the lives of our 1,100 students." |
Pinnacle Classical Academy archery teams sweep state championship
Pinnacle Classical Academy's archery teams competed in Scholastic 3-D Archery's (S3DA) North Carolina championship and won all three state championship titles.
Over 100 individual shooters from eight teams competed in elementary, middle school, and high school divisions at the event, held recently in Casar. The Pinnacle Classical Academy Thunderbirds walked away with all three state championship titles as well as 14 individual podium finishes. The PCA Thunderbirds are traveling to the Laurel County Fairgrounds in London, Kentucky, to compete in the S3DA 3-D National Championship.
Congratulations to Dr. Pauline Cahill
Dr. Pauline Cahill was nominated by the Robotics team and was awarded the winner of the Compass Award.
This award is given for outstanding mentorship and inspiration.
Dr. Cahill is an integral part of the robotics team and we are thankful for her dedication to our team.
Congratulations to our PiRhoEagles.
First place in the FTC Robotics semi-finals.
Off to states!
Revised School Calendar
Change: February 16 is now a Teacher Workday. No school for students.
Friday, February 12 OR Saturday, February 13
9:00a, - 1:00pm
More information here
The Pi Rho Eagles, First Tech Challenge Team 8300, participated in the official North Carolina FTC robotics scrimmage hosted by North Carolina A&T. In the virtual tournament, the team uploaded match scores for six competition matches.
Videos of the matches are on the Pi Rho Eagles YouTube channel.
The Pi Rho Eagles won the tournament with 1,111 ranking points and the tournament high score of 258 points.
We are so proud of the hard work and dedication of our eleven team members!
The Pi Rho Eagles won the tournament with 1,111 ranking points and the tournament high score of 258 points.
We are so proud of the hard work and dedication of our eleven team members!
SAT Prep CoursezPlease click on "News" at the top of this page,
then "From the Headmaster"
for important dates, upcoming events, and general updates.
Parent Information about upcoming college prep assessments:
PSAT, Pre-ACT, SAT and ACT.
Pinnacle Classical Academy ranks in top 10% in state in ACT scores
Pinnacle Classical Academy ranks in the top 10% of the state's public school systems in average ACT composite scores, according to the North Carolina ACT Report, which has been released by the Department of Public Instruction.
The ACT, a leading national standardized test for college admissions, was administered in early 2019 to juniors in the state's 115 local education agencies and in 71 charter schools with juniors. Pinnacle Classical Academy's mean composite score of 21.4 ranks 17th among these 186 public school systems and was significantly higher than the state average of 18.4.
In addition, Pinnacle Classical Academy's average ACT reading score of 24.8 ranked sixth in the state, behind Raleigh Charter High School, Woods Charter School (Chapel Hill), Research Triangle High School (Durham), Chapel Hill - Carborro City Schools, and Millennium Charter Academy (Mount Airy).
SPIRIT ROCK
The Spirit Rock at the 4-12 Campus has been made possible as an Eagle Scout project by PCA student Trevor Pearson. Below you will find a link to guidelines for painting the Spirit Rock, as well as a link to the sign-up form from PEAK.