PMHS is an award winning Christian high school that offers a transformative education that equips students for leadership, service and peacemaking.
We have a 100% college acceptance rate since we opened in 1998.
Students are challenged to develop their leadership skills through athletics, student council and fundraisers.
Service is expressed through the 3,000 hours of volunteer service at elementary schools, recreation centers, businesses and organizations.
All new students are required to take a conflict resolution class which has contributed to a safe peaceful school culture.
Since the world is our classroom, our students visit the rich cultural and historical sites in Greater Philadelphia, the United States area and outside the country.
Aikido, Arts & Crafts, Business Management, Dance, Drama, Entrepreneurship, Golf, Rowing, Tennis, Worship Arts, Yearbook
School Notes
PMHS offers a truly unique and exciting secondary education
program not available elsewhere in the Philadelphia area. Our
education is based upon a traditional secondary school curriculum
combined with sound, up-to-date education principles, including the
encouragement of multiple learning methods, an alternative school
calendar, block scheduling, standards-based instruction, an
integrated curriculum, and inclusive classes. Educational program
includes standard PA Curriculum Multiple Learning Styles. We
recognize that students attain knowledge individually through
different learning styles and at different rates of speed. Students
are encouraged to approach the academic disciplines using their
respective learning strengths. Students are exposed to oral,
visual, tactile, and written learning modes, and encouraged to
study and learn in any combination which they find most effective
for the mastery of each subject. This teaching and learning
approach reduces frustration by creating a friendly educational
environment. Students at PMHS are given the opportunity to learn
according to their individual capability without penalty. A
multiple learning approach avoids the trap of pre-determining who
will be classified as "academic", "general" or "other".
With so much uncertainty in the world today and a pandemic further confounding our lives, it's reasonable for parents to want to protect their children whenever and wherever possible? But overprotecting or bubble-wrapping? Well, that's another matter.
You want your child to receive plenty of individual attention. That's one of the reasons most parents send their children to private school.
Quick Stats (2022)
Grades: 9-12
Students: 86 students
Average class size: 15 students
Application Deadline: None / Rolling
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Did You Know?
The average private school tuition in Philadelphia, PA is $8,601 for elementary schools and $14,040 for high schools (read more about average private school tuition across the country).
