Pine Forge Academy offers every student who is serious about his or her purpose in life valuable opportunities and challenges. As with any other organization there are rules and guidelines which are important to its success. This link provides you with the policies of the Academy.

A large number of our students live on campus. Each residence hall is a place where you can unwind, study, talk to friends, listen to music, play games, wash laundry, find time to be by yourself or take time to repose in spiritual reflection. In other words, it is your home away from home.

The residence halls are also the place where lifelong friendships are forged. Living with fellow classmates from a wide variety of backgrounds, talents and interests makes the dorm "a learning lab" - a place where the appreciation of new people, new things and new ideas harmoniously reside. The trained resident dean and assistant deans are available for counseling, advising, organizing events, and communicating student needs to the Dean of Students.

Kimbrough Hall
Designated as the girl’s residence hall. It has room to house 75 girls. The dormitory has several specialty rooms, including a multi-purpose room, television/exercise room, and a laundry room.

Handy Hall
Designated as the boy’s residence hall. It has room to house over 90 boys. The dormitory has several specialty rooms, including a multi-purpose room, television/exercise room, chapel room, and a laundry room.

Students will also encounter a program that encompasses a variety of events and activities to get involved in helping local and global communities that are in need of physical and spiritual help.

The past international mission trips have taken our students to numerous locations including Puerto Rico, St. Maarten, Trinidad, and Barbados where the students helped clean up, build, and/or paint churches, hospitals, and schools. These rewarding experiences have also included students participating in Vacation Bible Schools, choir and creative arts performances, and preaching the gospel.

Our local  mission trips have included visiting and performing for residents in nursing homes; packing care bags for Katrina victims; tutoring children in low income areas; distributing food and clothing to the homeless in Philadelphia; and joining Pottstown citizens in cleaning up local parks and grounds around recreation centers.

Pine Forge Academy students are required to perform a minimum of 25 hours of community service each year. Most students perform many more hours than what is required.