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ELEMENTARY

Equipping students to seek Truth, pursue academic excellence, and live with integrity.
ELEMENTARY CURRICULUM

OUR ELEMENTARY PROGRAM

The elementary school welcomes the opportunity to partner with parents in helping their children develop the gifts and talents that God has given to each of them.  The goal of the elementary school is to incorporate the best instructional methods and practices to meet the educational, physical, social, and spiritual needs of all students.  Students and faculty work together to create a positive learning environment based on sound educational research supported by Biblical principles.

My children have been loved and cared for at PVCA. Their minds have been instructed, their bodies have been given opportunity to grow and flourish, and their souls have been nourished. The teachers consistently go beyond simply cognitive development to address every aspect of my child’s needs-intellectual, relational, physical, and spiritual. Only in a Christian school, like PVCA, is the whole child seen, known, and taught.
Megan Hill

Parent

Our emphasis is for elementary students to become independent thinkers, readers, and writers equipped with the skills to assist them in all subject areas.  Teachers focus on specific objectives, analytical skills, and visual tools necessary for developing optimum comprehension.  

KINDERGARTEN CURRICULUM

The kindergarten  curriculum  at Pioneer Valley Christian Academy is centered on reading readiness, but also includes morning STEM activities,  Bible lessons,  math concepts and skills, science and history, learning centers, and free play.

ELEMENTARY CURRICULUM

The elementary standard curriculum includes Language Arts, Reading, Writing, Spelling, Mathematics, Bible, Science, Social Studies, Spanish, Computer Technology, Music, Art, and Physical Education. Classes are limited to twenty-five students. Co-curricular activities include
Youth Basketball (Grade 1 through 5), Robotics (Grade 4 through 5), and Spelling Bee (Grade 5).

ELEMENTARY FACULTY & STAFF

Our teachers and administrators are committed to Christ, the welfare of each student, and the mastery of their subjects.  Each is required to be certified by the Massachusetts Department of Education and the Association of Christian Schools International.

Jimma Aikman

Elementary, Spanish jaikman@pvcama.org

Kim Annis

Elementary, Art Education kannis@pvcama.org

Thomas Beggs

Elementary, Grade Five
tbeggs@pvcama.org

Valerie Berian

Grade One Aide
vberian@pvcama.org

Jenna Enderle

Elementary, Kindergarten
jenderle@pvcama.org

Barbara Guarnera

Elementary, Grade One
bguarnera@pvcama.org

Kathy Kulas

Kindergarten Aide

Alysha Lee

Extended Care Coordinator,
Grade Two Aide
aleak@pvcama.org

Dan Mimeault

Technology
demimeault@pvcama.org

Melanie Morin

Elementary, Grade Two
mmorin@pvcama.org

Rebekah Russell

Elementary, Grade Three 
rrussell@pvcama.org

Michelle Shively

Elementary, Grade Four
mshively@pvcama.org

 

Alyshia Velozo

Librarian
avelozo@pvcama.org

Elaine Weferling

Grade Three Aide

COMMUNITY

A Christ-centered community committed to developing students’ individual strengths, helping them to achieve their highest potential.

COMMUNITY

A Christ-centered community committed to developing students’ individual strengths, helping them to achieve their highest potential.

CURRICULUM

Taught from a Biblical perspective, students are encouraged to pursue excellence in their academics, life choices, and personal relationships.

CURRICULUM

Taught from a Biblical perspective, students are encouraged to pursue excellence in their academics, life choices, and personal relationships.

CHARACTER

Successful graduates acquire the ability to think critically with a passion to lead and serve, affecting the world around them for God’s glory.

CHARACTER

Successful graduates acquire the ability to think critically with a passion to lead and serve, affecting the world around them for God’s glory.

After school care 2:30 PM – 5:30 PM *additional charge

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TESTIMONIALS

I love the students willingness to learn. Equally so, I love how the teachers and staff encourage academic excellence while molding and lauding Godly character traits and growth.

Cherie Callender

My children have been loved and cared for at PVCA. Their minds have been instructed, their bodies have been given opportunity to grow and flourish, and their souls have been nourished. The teachers consistently go beyond simply cognitive development to address every aspect of my child’s needs-intellectual, relational, physical, and spiritual. Only in a Christian school, like PVCA, is the whole child seen, known, and taught.

Megan Hill

Mr. Beggs has by far been my daughter’s favorite teacher. He supported her exponentially and sent me messages and encouragements during her struggles. When my daughter received all A’s and B’s, he personally messaged me to say how proud he was of her. This encouragement and love for their students has been seen each and every year.

Genevieve Ryan

DISCOVER PIONEER VALLEY CHRISTIAN ACADEMY

Pioneer Valley Christian Academy

965 Plumtree Rd. Springfield, MA 01119
P: (413) 782-8031  |  F: (413) 782-8033
admissions@pvcama.org

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Pioneer Valley Christian Academy

965 Plumtree Rd. Springfield, MA 01119
P: (413) 782-8031  |  F: (413) 782-8033
admissions@pvcama.org

Pioneer Valley Christian Academy is one of New England's Private Christian Schools located in Springfield, MA. We offer students access to leading-edge opportunities for intellectual, professional, and leadership development to address the increasingly complex challenges of a global society. Pioneer Valley Christian Academy stands apart from other outstanding schools in New England by combining an exceptional education with Christian faith.

Pioneer Valley Christian Academy admits students of any race, color, and national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the academy. The academy does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, or national and ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and financial aid, athletics, and other school-administered programs.