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Maximizing God-given Potential

At Portsmouth Christian Academy, we believe true education is measured by growth, not just grades. Every student is uniquely created, so we differentiate learning to meet each child where they are—challenging advanced learners, supporting those who need extra help, and celebrating progress at every stage. Through that growth, students are formed in character and faith, prepared to lead with wisdom, courage, and compassion.

Infographic on a maroon background showing school stats: 650 students, 3.8 GPA, 21 sports teams, 70-acre campus, 6 music ensembles, 12:1 ratio, 1,200+ alumni, founded 1979, 50+ towns served.
Infographic on a maroon background showing school stats: 650 students, 3.8 GPA, 21 sports teams, 70-acre campus, 6 music ensembles, 12:1 ratio, 1,200+ alumni, founded 1979, 50+ towns served.

Every Child is Known.

At Portsmouth Christian Academy, every student is seen, valued, and loved for who they are. Our teachers take time to understand each child’s strengths, challenges, and story—celebrating their progress and guiding their growth with care and prayer. In classrooms filled with warmth and belonging, students don’t just learn—they flourish, knowing they are deeply known and fully supported.

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Core values

Christ-Centeredness

Christ-Centeredness

A world view that embraces Christ as over all and in all

Biblical Integrity

Biblical Integrity

Actions and attitudes consistent with biblical teaching

Compassionate Community

Compassionate Community

Service and love in action

Curiosity

Curiosity

Awe, wonder, and exploration of God’s Word and His world

Excellence

Excellence

Discipline to pursue constant improvement

Humility

Humility

Recognition of who we are in relation to Christ and others

Joy

Joy

Delight in God

“…To have teachers who reinforce all of the things our son learns at home is much more important to us than we may have realized when we first started thinking about school.”
-The Eastman Family