Want to help? Here’s what you can do!
*Share about our school and teachers with people you know!
*Contribute to our Worthy Student fund and help support students who cannot afford tuition.
*Prepare or provide a hot lunch (which we have every Wednesday!) – sign up on the info desk at school!
*Donate uniform items to our uniform closet. See our dress code for more info.
*Purchase books from Scholastic, either for the school OR for yourself / family members. Every book purchased earns points for our classroom, which we can redeem for free books. Our classroom code is YFDQC.
*Volunteer to help us with our school programs throughout the year.
*Share your musical gifts with us and join us for Chime practice/musical instruction.
*Help with set up and tear down for events and programs.
*Pray for our teacher, aides and students.
*Set up a visit and come see what we are doing!
*Volunteer in the classroom – there is a lot of copying, cutting, laminating, reading with students, helping with art lessons, etc. that we’d love help with!
*Help with maintenance and building repairs – we have projects for all skill levels!
*Help with school cleaning and organizing.
*Drive for field trips and other events.
*Help plan and run a fundraiser
“As a parent, I was at ease knowing that, besides academics, my children were learning Godly principles to live out in their lives. I appreciated the openness of having parents volunteer and be involved in the education of our children.” – Connie Tresedder
“PMCS has been such a blessing to our family. As a parent, there is nothing more reassuring than knowing your child is surrounded by teachers and staff who genuinely care about their academic and spiritual growth, character, and success. The small supportive environment allows every student to be truly known and encouraged, while Christ centered values provide a strong foundation both inside and outside the classroom. We are incredibly grateful to be a part of the PMCS community and couldn’t be happier with the education and experience our child is receiving!”
-Emma Larson, parent