Pro Rege Classical Academy exists to equip Christian children with a classical Christian education.
04/18/2026
Today is the day! Come support PRCA at our Bake Sale and Yard Sale 9am-12pm!
Fresh baked bread, cupcakes, cookies, brownies!
Fresh milled organic flour!
Farm fresh eggs!
Various household items for sale at the yard sale!
Our 3rd–6th grade students were given the opportunity to explore our very own Pensacola Historic Village. Students learned about our nation’s first settlement while being immersed in early colonists’ daily lives. And in true classical fashion, sang as they dipped candles. God's people are singing people. It was a great day!
04/07/2026
"O Kings and Ladies, I have been wandering to find him and my happiness is so great that it even weakens me like a wound. And this is the marvel of marvels, that he called me Beloved, me who am but as a dog."
During their Omnibus class, 7th grade students engage in fruitful, in-depth discussion through theology, history and literature. This week, students are studying C.S. Lewis' The Last Battle.
04/02/2026
“BUT Peter, who was very naughty, ran straight away to Mr. McGregor's garden and squeezed under the gate!” - The Tale of Peter Rabbit
Yesterday, Mrs. Butler’s kindergarten class enjoyed a Peter Rabbit Feast Day inspired by the works of Beatrix Potter.
Our kindergartners shared a feast in “Mr. McGregor’s garden,” then hopped outside for a special treat.
There, our 1st and 2nd grade classes joined in for a bunny and chick petting zoo, provided by Bunnychick Haven of Navarre.
It was a delightful and memorable experience for all!
03/25/2026
Narnia Day for our 3rd and 7th grade classes! A big thanks to Emerald Coast Blades for coming out and giving a fantastic demonstration on fencing and for letting our students try their hand at it.
03/12/2026
"In a hole in the ground there lived a hobbit."
Mrs. Redish brought Bilbo's adventure to life for our 4th graders during their Hobbit Feast Day. Crafts were made, games were played, and of course, a hobbit-approved feast was eaten. Bringing literature to life is part of what makes a classical education so special.
02/03/2026
Box car derby for the 7th grade class! Students thought through Newton's three laws of motion as they made box cars out of cardboard, popsicle sticks, glue, tape and foam. They thought about mass and gravitational force as they made their designs.
They then went head-to-head with one another as they recorded time and distanced traveled to see who designed the fastest car.
Finally, they saw Newton's first law in action as they crashed their vehicles and watched what happened to their passangers.
05/12/2025
At PRCA, we wholeheartedly believe that education should support the sanctification of young disciples of Jesus Christ.
All truth is God's truth, and this reality should saturate all teaching and all subjects all the time.
If your family is looking for a Christian institution to partner with you in the education of your children, please check out our website or submit an "Interested" form linked below.
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04/15/2025
PRCA is growing and we're looking to hire new teachers for the 2025/2026 school year! Apply today at www.prcspensacola.org/careers or send us a PM in messenger.
03/26/2025
This is a beautiful truth to herald in a time of folly and confusion!
Pro Rege Classical Academy exists to equip Christian children with a classical Christian education so that they may develop into men and women grounded in the Christian worldview and may serve faithfully to advance the Kingdom of Christ.
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03/14/2025
"One of the reasons why a classical education can be challenging is that classical teachers seek to stretch the student’s ability to muse. Musing isn’t easy. There are legions of amusing things to distract us from the True, the Good, and the Beautiful. The “a” prefix means “without” or “not”—so if “muse” means to turn our minds on in order to deeply consider something, then “amuse” means turning them off. Amusement is mentally cheap and requires little from us, yet our culture has a smorgasbord of offerings to cause the eyes to glaze over.”
Quote from "Musing vs. Being Amused"
BY NATHAN DOWD
https://classicaldifference.com/30-minutes-of-homer/
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