We're so excited to welcome the new class of 2024 on campus this fall! Neil David, Christian, and Lynsy are looking forward to both the academics and community at PHC. With orientation just around...

PHC's professors are the backbone of the school. They spend long hours teaching classes and grading assignments. While not in the classroom, they often mentor students.

PHC’s COVID-19 Risk Mitigation Plan is designed to keep campus and our community safe; however, it comes with some changes to the semester. The academic schedule has been modified to decrease the...

Teen Camps 2020 have come to a close, and we wanted to look back at the last four weeks to get a deeper look at what camps are like. We talked to coordinator Kali Jerrard to get a bird’s-eye-view of...

You’ve submitted your college applications, visited campuses, talked to admissions staff… what next? There’s so much to keep track of when choosing the right college. Not to mention that you only...

Knowing what college to pick is hard, especially when there are so many good options. Choosing the right school is not only choosing what type of education you'll have at the end of four years, but...

Getting ahead on summer reading is a great way to get a strong start on the Fall Semester! C.S. Lewis once said, “But in reading literature I become a thousand men and yet remain myself.” Books give...

With the nation implementing mandatory quarantines and normal work schedules being turned upside-down, it can be hard to find the bright side.

However, some students at PHC have found beneficial ways...

President Jack Haye often opens the semester with a speech to remind students that academic excellence means nothing without spiritual growth. "If you graduate from PHC with a 4.0 GPA but without...

Senior year of high-school is supposed to be a time of coming-of-age and transition. It’s a period of endings and new beginnings, and it usually means college is on the horizon. For some people, it’s...