PCA is bilingual: We seek to emerge kids in an English language classroom, recognizing that exposure to a new language at a child’s young age increases their ability to learn a second language and greatly effects English comprehension once the student becomes an adult. The community and the government of Nicaragua aspire that their students learn English specifically as many of the better paying jobs as adults are reserved for those who can speak english as well as spanish.

PCA creates quality facilities: We have gone to great lengths to create positive learning environments for our students, above and beyond what is usually required. We worked with quality building materials to reduce heat retention in the classrooms, we installed private bathrooms in every preschool room, and we have painted children’s murals on the walls to help the school rooms shine. Around the campus grounds, PCA will eventually be shaded and cool, in thanks to the local governments donation of hundreds of tree shoots. PCA has plans as well for a garden in the future.