Classes Start
June 14, 2025

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ENROLLMENT IS GOIN ON!

WHAT'S UP AHEAD?

All eyes light up during our first chapel meeting in June 2025!

Freshmen were very quiet, almost not moving on their seats! They were gently requested to take the front pews specially reserved for them. Grade 8 students are a little uneasy as their constant movements and soft talks and whispers were carried by the cold air conditioned wind. Seated behind the grade 8 pews were grade 9 students and at the very end pews, the grade 10.

There's a light hush when the orientation program started with the participation of students and teachers.

The program went on and after the devotional part, orientation proper followed. Teachers were introduced with the applause and excitement of students.

Students were reminded of the reason for Christian Education, PCA philosophy, mission, vision and objectives. All ears!

School rules and regulations followed and some primary expectations from students, behavior, discipline, class routine, and many other matters that concern student life at PCA.

It was almost noon when the orientation and welcome program ended and the rest of the day was spent in finishing enrollment process, securing of books, uniforms and other unfinished businesses that are necessary for the classes to begin.

The days that followed were more exciting and rewarding.

THE FOUR-FOLD EDUCATION OF JESUS CHRIST

Luke 2:52 Summarizes the wholesome development of Jesus Christ. Luke, being one educated follower of Jesus, saw these areas of development as being complete and complimentary. Where one aspect is missing, education is not Christ like.

Jesus increased in "Wisdom"! A fitting description of mental development way above knowledge and intellect. Wisdom is the application of knowledge and intellect topped with morals and faith. Choices and decisions made with wisdom is God inspired and spirit -filled. More than the common knowledge of man in sciences, maths, languages, etc., PCA students grow in wisdom.

"And in stature". The physical body houses intellect and wisdom. Jesus was very healthy. He was a helping buddy in daddy Joseph 's shop doing really hard physical labor that of a carpenter. From forming lumber in use household things, delivering these furniture to customers to cleaning the shop after a day's work. All these required physical strength. He had good healthy habits as well. Enduring the cross from Gethsemane to Calvary until His last breath is the ultimate test of His physical vigor. PCA students get involved in all sorts of physical activities inside and outside campus to nurture their growing young body with sustainable healthy habits.

"And in favor with God.." He was constantly dependent on His father. Jesus was a prayerful man. His cry on Calvary "Why have you forsaken me? " tells of a man experiencing distance from His Father for the first. PCA students learn to be dependent on God not as a distant, aloof mind-figure but a real, ever-present, constant, loving and caring Special Someone they can be closely in-relation with!

"And man.." Jesus grew into a socially healthy person. He was caring, respectful, mindful of the presence and feelings of others, sympathetic and humble. He loved people. He knew just how to deal and relate with people. PCA students are encouraged to be so. They get involved in so many activities to make them wholesome persons that can be as human as Jesus.

Luke 2:52 And Jesus increased in wisdom, and in stature, and in favor with God and man. (KJV)

Students talk about their school !

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PCA Campus Walkthrough!

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Why children love PCA !

THE ADVENTIST CHRISTIAN EDUCATION

Our Philosophy, Mission and Vision

Philosophy of

Adventist Education

Pasay City Academy (PCA) supports the Seventh-day Adventist Church in providing for its youth a balanced development of spiritual life, intellectual maturity, vocational skills, social attitude, and physical education. This is done in harmony with Adventist standards and ideals. It believes in God as source of all moral values and truth as written in His Holy book, the Bible.

PCA affirms the belief that students are children of God, their teachers are servants of God, and thus commissioned to follow after the mind and will of God. This knowledge of God is based on what is written in the Bible.

Our Vision for the children

Maximizing the intellectual, social, spiritual, physical and leadership potentials of responsible and globally competent students of Pasay City Academy.

Our Mission

Pushing the boundaries to equip students with lifelong learning skills through intensive and intentional programs and activities that are harmonious with the Adventist international educational system.

Our Heritage

In harmony with its’ heritage as a Seventh-day Adventist educational organization - our school fosters a wholesome Christian environment as a vital source of development in intellect, spiritual, social, and physical qualities of our students, faculty, and staff.

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ABOUT

Pasay City Academy

Pasay City Academy traces its early beginnings as a church school in 1949 under Pasay Tagalog Church. The first teachers Ms. A. Ordonez and Ms. Lucia Ferrer. It was registered in the Ministry of Education as "Rizal City Adventist School". The first students remember the school housed at the Pasay Tagalog Church at D. Reyes Street along Libertad Street. Sometime in 1950-51, the school was moved to 217A San Juan Street.

PCA was founded as a multi-grade, Elementary School in 1952, jointly sponsored by the Pasay English Church and the Pasay Tagalog Church, after the school moved from San Juan Street to the "Quonset Hut" behind the Pasay English Church. In 1954 the school was moved to the newly constructed, two-story wooden building where it stood for 22 years. During this time it also became a Junior Academy and was renamed Pasay City SDA Elementary School. Ms. Rizalina Tigno-Supit was the first principal when the school was moved to the new wooden building in 1954.

In 1958, the school was registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission, as Pasay City Academy, and in May of that same year it was recognized by the Department of Education, Culture, and Sports (DECS).

The construction of a fifty-meter wide highway, which began in 1976 connecting Buendia Avenue to Roxas Boulevard affected the academy slicing 272 square meters from the original area. The old building was demolished and a new L-shaped, four-story concrete building was put up through the joint efforts of Pasay Adventist Church and Pasay Central Church. Pastor Alberto C. Regoso led and chaired the PCA Building Committee). Parents, teachers, alumni and friends helped put up PCA to SERVE the needs of the Adventist Youth in the area. This new concrete building was constructed over a period of several years. Portion of the school lot was owned by Pasay Central Church and their church is at the 4th floor of Pasay City Academy.

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