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Interested in enrolling your child at PMCS? Please fill out this interest form below and we will contact you shortly.
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Frequently Asked Questions:
Q: How much does it cost to attend PMCS?
A: Current yearly tuition is $2450 for half-day Kindergarten students. For students Grades 1-8, yearly tuition is $2950. A registration fee of $150 ($200 if after June 10th) is due at registration. This fee holds your students seat at PMCS and is used to order the necessary materials for the school year. Monthly payment plans are available. PMCS purposefully keeps its tuition significantly lower than other private schools in the area, to keep Christian education accessible to all families, regardless of economic status. There is also a multi-student discount for families with multiple students enrolled.
Q: Does PMCS offer any scholarships?
A: Yes, we do! We do not offer full-tuition scholarships, but we are more than willing to work with your family to make a Christian education affordable. Proof of income, taxes, paycheck stubs, etc. are required for all financial aid requests. Applications for financial aid can be requested, and will be reviewed by the school board on a case by case basis. Need based scholarships are also available. Apply early to ensure school board approval prior to the school year! There is also a multi-student discount for families with multiple students enrolled.
Q: Does PMCS provide bussing?
A: Breitung Township Schools provides bussing for students who live on existing bus routes in Kingsford and Iron Mountain.
Q: Does PMCS provide breakfast and lunch?
A: No, students eat breakfast at home and bring a sack lunch. We have a refrigerator for students to keep their food cold if needed, and three microwaves for students to heat their lunches if desired.
Want to talk to some real parents of PMCS students?
Ask Jay Hellman for contact info. We have many parents who are happy to share their real-life experiences with PMCS!
C.H. – Mother of four Alumni and grandparent of 1st grader.
E.L. – Parent of 1st grader
L.G. – Parent of 2nd & 4th grader
A.H. – PMCS Alumnus & parent of 1st grader
K.S. – Parent of four PMCS Alumni
L.L. – Parent of two PMCS Alumni
E.P. – Former PMCS Upper Grade teacher
Ready to apply?
Please download, print and fill out this application form. The registration fee is $150 ($200 if paid after June 10th) and is due at time of application. The registration fee helps cover consumable textbooks, student insurance, technology fees, etc. and holds a seat for your student. The registration fee is non-refundable except in the case where there is a waitlist and your child is not awarded a seat for this reason.
Please note that additional paperwork will be due when your student is accepted, including record releases for previous schools, immunization records/waivers, health appraisal, consent to treat, etc. You may request these forms at any time, or they will be given to you prior to the first day of school.
Q: What extracurricular or after school activities does PMCS offer?
A: While we can offer lots of unique experiences that larger schools cannot offer, we are limited in the extracurriculars we can provide by the number of staff we have available. Because we are a two-teacher school, there are no additional teaching staff for activities like sports or after school clubs. However, many families make use of community opportunities such as The Dance Studio, YMCA, etc.
Q: Is there a hot lunch program/is lunch provided?
A: The Home & School Board Association provides hot lunch on the first Wednesday of each month – there is a sign-up list for remaining Wednesdays that parents, church members, family, or friends are welcome to provide! All other lunches throughout the week are the responsibility of the parents.
Q: Is there a hot lunch policy/restrictions on what can and cannot be provided?
A: As PMCS is a Seventh-day Adventist Christian School, for religious reasons, Adventists refrain from eating shellfish, pork, ham, and bacon. We respectfully ask that when preparing hot lunch, please choose poultry, beef, fish, or beans as the main protein, so all students may enjoy the meal. If your child has any special dietary needs or allergies, please inform your child’s teacher. These restrictions are only asked for hot lunches provided for the entire school, not for your child’s individual lunches.
Q: Do you accept only Seventh-day Adventist students?
A: No! We are open to students of any denomination or religious background. While we are run by the Adventist church, we are explicitly a “mission school”, and while students may be exposed to some Adventist beliefs, all students are encouraged to share what their beliefs are, and education is centered around Christ.