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.
The Office of Student Financial Services at Pine Forge Academy exists to serve you. We do this by providing quality service and through helping you access a wide assortment of resources that can address your needs. We do not offer financial aid but we can assist our parents with resources that may assist in covering the cost of private education in a Christian atmosphere.
While the word "dormitory" may come from the Latin word "dormire"—to sleep—sleeping may be the least significant thing that happens in Kimbrough or Handy Hall. Your dorm at Pine Forge Academy is the place where you can: unwind, study, talk to friends, listen to music, play games, find time to be by yourself or take time to repose in spiritual reflection. In other words, it's your home. Dorms are also the place where lifelong friendships are forged. Living with fellow students from a wide variety of backgrounds, talents and interests makes your dorm a learning lab—A place where the appreciation of new people, new things and new ideas harmoniously reside.

Pine Forge Academy's understated Mission-style architecture and the village-like campus let students appreciate the School's magnificent setting. In fact, the quiet nature of the buildings in some ways belies the extraordinary facilities available to students.

From our state-of-the-art computer lab to our gym, brings a stunning variety of technological tools at their disposal.


Pine Forge Academy's interscholastic athletic program is designed to offer students a wide variety of healthy competitive options.
It is a program with a place for everyone—from the nationally-ranked athlete to the student with no experience at all.
The late Grace Kimbrough, MD, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, was the
first donor for the purchase of the school grounds. Kimbrough Hall was built in the early 1960’s and 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, worship room, television/exercise room, and a laundry room.

Following the destruction of the cafeteria because of a fire in the late 1970’s, the multi-purpose room and other areas of the Kimbrough Hall dormitory were converted into a dining room, kitchen, and storage areas.

Kimbrough Hall also houses the Dean Green Suites, which are guest rooms available for rent.

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