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Who we are

We are a premier Adventist Academy dedicated to instilling a love for learning within each student, encouraging them to find success through the pursuit of excellence.

Pine Forge Academy, a co-educational Seventh-day Adventist school, serves grades 9-12. It is committed to providing a Christ-centered curriculum in a safe, caring environment, to prepare students spiritually, intellectually, physically, and socially for service to God and man.

Our Heritage

Pine Forge Academy is a historically African-American co-educational Seventh-day Adventist boarding academy serving grades nine through twelve in Pine Forge, Pennsylvania. The beautiful campus resides on the historical property once owned by Thomas Rutter, an abolitionist iron miller, deeded to him by William Penn in the early 1700s. Pine Forge Academy was first called Pine Forge Institute and opened its doors on September 9, 1946, with ninety pioneer students.

Two Teenage Boys Conversing Outside of a Lecture Hall

Our Philosophy

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Our foundation embraces a philosophy of peerless education and Christian morale. We aim to honor the remarkable history of the Academy by developing world-class leaders. Through our inclusive culture and nurturing environment, we provide the leadership necessary for graduates to pursue fulfilling careers confidently.

Our Legacy

With more than seven decades of academic excellence and numerous achievements, Pine Forge Academy motivates and enables students to achieve and flourish in academic and social excellence. Pine Forge Academy has high academic standards. The student’s ambition for academic success parallels their teachers’ high expectations. The Christ-centered curriculum is designed to shape adolescence into adults with requisite skills—examining issues critically, thinking creatively, acting effectively, and challenging students to transform knowledge into action.

Graduate Receiving His Diploma in 2021

Accreditation

Pine Forge Academy is accredited by the following agencies:

  • AAA – The Accrediting Association of Seventh-day Adventist Schools, Colleges and Universities
  • NCPSA – National Council for Private School Accreditation
  • MSA-CESS – Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Elementary and Secondary School

Educators Are the Heart of PFA