Secondary Campus

Business and Technology

The Business and Technology program at PACT equips students to confidently navigate the digital world and succeed in technology-focused careers. Through practical, project-based learning, students develop essential computing skills, explore programming, web design, digital media, and office productivity tools, and strengthen critical thinking and problem-solving abilities. The curriculum highlights real-world applications, career preparation, and adaptability in a fast-changing technological landscape.

Middle school students start with essential computer skills, digital citizenship, and introductory coding in games and web design, improving their typing and teamwork skills.

High school students broaden their skills in programming languages like JavaScript and Python, web development, Microsoft Office, and advanced computer science concepts, including AP-level courses. They are encouraged to earn industry certifications and build portfolios that highlight their abilities for future academic and career pursuits.

Course Offerings: Digital Discoveries 7, Computer Skills for All Careers 8, Computer Skills for All Careers 9–12, Games & Animation: JavaScript 1 & 2, Computer Science: Python 1 & 2, Web Design I & II, Microsoft Office Pro 1 & 2.

Fine Arts

The Fine Arts program at PACT encourages students to explore their creativity, develop their artistic voice, and build confidence in performance and visual expression. Through courses in music, visual arts, and media, students enhance their technical skills, learn the language of their chosen medium, and participate in opportunities that foster self-discipline, collaboration, and personal growth. Whether playing in an ensemble, singing in harmony, painting on canvas, or designing digital art, students are challenged to think critically, express themselves genuinely, and connect with audiences.

In middle school, students can start or continue participating in band, choir, or art, developing essential skills while building teamwork and confidence through concerts, exhibits, and projects. High school students can enhance their artistic abilities through advanced performance groups, visual arts courses, and media arts classes, with opportunities to perform, display, and publish their work. The program offers both skill development and creative exploration, preparing students for lifelong involvement with the arts, whether as a career or personal passion.

Course Offerings: Cub Band 6, Cub Choir 6, Panther Band 7, Panther Choir 7, Varsity Band 8, Varsity Choir 8, Art 7, Art 8, Concert Band, Varsity Choir 9, Concert Choir 10-12, Music in Media, Art Fundamentals, Drawing 1, Painting 1, Photography 1, Graphic Design 1, Yearbook.

Family and Consumer Science

The Family and Consumer Science program provides students with practical life skills, culinary knowledge, and an understanding of human development to promote personal success and community well-being. Through hands-on activities and real-world experiences, students gain skills in nutrition, food preparation, child development, and consumer decision-making. The program encourages responsible habits, creativity, and critical thinking, preparing students for careers in health, education, hospitality, and more.

Middle school students explore key topics in nutrition, wellness, and food preparation while building essential life skills like decision-making and personal responsibility. 

High school courses enhance culinary skills, focusing on technique, food safety, and international cuisines, while also broadening knowledge in specialized areas like baking and child development. Students participate in projects and discussions that encourage healthy living, family dynamics, and career awareness.

Course Offerings: FACS 8, Culinary Arts 1 & 2, Baking & Pastries, Child Development.

Industrial Technology

The Industrial Technology program at PACT introduces students to essential skills and concepts in woodworking, mechanical systems, and applied engineering. Through hands-on projects and exploring real-world applications, students develop problem-solving abilities, technical knowledge, and craftsmanship. The program encourages creativity, precision, and critical thinking while preparing students for further education or careers in technical fields.

In seventh grade, students begin by learning the history and fundamental skills of woodworking, gaining hands-on experience in cutting, joining, and finishing through project-based activities. Eighth grade shifts focus to machines and motion, where students explore analog electronics, mechanical drafting, structural engineering, and simple machines. They apply their knowledge by designing, building, and testing projects such as bridges, rockets, and Rube Goldberg machines that demonstrate principles of physics and engineering.

Course Offerings: Intro to Wood Tech 7, Machines and Motion 8.