PAIDEIA CLASSICAL ACADEMY INC.
COCONUT CREEK, FLORIDA

Paideia Classical Academy is Florida’s only Christ-Centered, Classical, Organic, and Green school! Our classical program is for pre-school to 12th grade. For the 2017-2018 school year we have added 12th grade! Here at PCA, we believe that all children deserve be nurtured in mind, body, and soul – as all three of these components make up who the child truly is and ultimately who they will become one day. No other school takes this sort of ‘holistic’ approach to learning. Our superior Classical Curriculum challenges and excites the young mind, allowing each child to advance at their own individual pace. In addition to the core classes, the program includes an advanced languages program including Latin, Greek, and Spanish (starting in Kindergarten!) as well as Classical Art and Music and so much more! It’s interesting to note that the some of the greatest minds throughout history such as Einstein, Plato, Socrates, and Shakespeare are all products of a Classical Education! To learn more about Classical Education In addition to fostering the mind and body of our students, more importantly, we nourish the soul of our students. PCA is built on a firm foundation of faith as we are an Orthodox Christian ministry (open to all students) that focuses on virtues, the love of the beautiful, and the love of the good. We start every single day with prayer and also have a weekly service for the students. In addition to morning prayers, and the church service, students also have a weekly faith class where they learn to apply what they have learned in chapel to their everyday lives. Paideia Classical Academy is an amazing place for your child to learn and grow – a place where they will be supported, encouraged, and fostered every step of the way – mind, body, and soul! At Paideia Classical Academy we nurture children in mind, body and soul. Paideia Classical Academy seeks to: - I'd like to share this short video snippet that explains the Map of the Humanities — our visual metaphor for the homeschooling journey that your family takes when using Tapestry of Grace. This entry was posted in Other Products We Love and tagged Tapestry Tips on May 3, 2011 by admin. I recently had the privilege of working the TOG booth at our local homeschool convention. By Divine Providence, the First Hierarch’s Florida itinerary changed. Because of the sudden death of Protopriest Damian Criscella of the Russian Orthodox Church Outside of Russia, Metropolitan Hilarion departed New York for Florida on Sunday evening, November 25, 2012, On Tuesday, November 27, the believers of the Eastern American Diocese gathered at St. Vladimir’s Church in Miami for the funeral of Fr Damian. The funerary Liturgy and burial was led by His Eminence. The rest of Vladyka Hilarion’s week was tightly scheduled, interesting and productive. On Friday, November 30, His Eminence visited the newly-opened Paideia Classical Academy, an orthodox Christian school for South Florida. The director and teachers told him about their achievements and hopes for the future, asking the First Hierarch to bless and pray for them. On Sunday, December 2nd, Divine Liturgy was celebrated at the Church of St. Matrona, at which Vladyka Hilarion officiated, along with Archimandrite Alexander (Belya), the parish rector, Archimandrite Isaac (Chakley), Prior of Holy Trinity Monastery of Khust-Gorodilovo in Ukraine, Protopriest Ernest Rapsun and Protopriest Nikolai Masniuk from the Czech Republic, Hieromonk Nicholas Perekrestov from New York and Priest Joseph Lucas of the Orthodox Church in America. After Liturgy, which filled everyone with great joy, His Eminence warmly greeted the many parishioners who came to piously welcome the holy relics. Vladyka noted, in particular, the zealous and fruitful labors of Fr. Alexander, who over the course of only one year decorated the church with the help of faithful helpers, introduced a regular cycle of divine services, and established a vibrant parish life. The parishioners of the Church of St. Matrona and visiting worshipers openly and earnestly expressed their spiritual elation at being given the chance to venerate the holy relics and gave thanks to their First Hierarch for his general archpastoral ministry and prayerful support. And [we believe] in the Holy Spirit, the Lord, the Giver of Life, who proceeds from the Father; who with the Father and the Son together is worshipped and glorified; who spoke by the prophets. In one Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic Church. I acknowledge one baptism for the remission of sins. I look for the resurrection of the dead, and the life of the world to come. To be an Orthodox Christian is to affirm the Orthodox Christian faith—not merely the words, but the essential meaning of the Nicene-Constantinopolitan symbol of faith. It means as well to affirm all that this statement implies, and all that has been expressly developed from it and built upon it in the history of the Orthodox Church over the centuries down to the present day. - I'd like to share this short video snippet that explains the Map of the Humanities — our visual metaphor for the homeschooling journey that your family takes when using Tapestry of Grace. This entry was posted in Other Products We Love and tagged Tapestry Tips on May 3, 2011 by admin. I recently had the privilege of working the TOG booth at our local homeschool convention. - I'd like to share this short video snippet that explains the Map of the Humanities — our visual metaphor for the homeschooling journey that your family takes when using Tapestry of Grace. This entry was posted in Other Products We Love and tagged Tapestry Tips on May 3, 2011 by admin. I recently had the privilege of working the TOG booth at our local homeschool convention. - I'd like to share this short video snippet that explains the Map of the Humanities — our visual metaphor for the homeschooling journey that your family takes when using Tapestry of Grace. This entry was posted in Other Products We Love and tagged Tapestry Tips on May 3, 2011 by admin. I recently had the privilege of working the TOG booth at our local homeschool convention.