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  • Goodbye Postmodernism, Hello Metamodernism By: Benjamin Vincent

    May 10th, 2024


    Goodbye Postmodernism, Hello Metamodernism By: Benjamin Vincent

    Benjamin Vincent, our Department Chair of History and Theology at Pacifica recently published an article in Christianity Today on the discussion of metamodernism and "how our apologetics must evolve to engage with the new cultural mood of the next generations."

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  • Junior Classical League Dominates State Competition

    April 17th, 2024


    Junior Classical League Dominates State Competition

    Last weekend, for the second time in its history, the Pacifica Junior Classical League (JCL) sent a team to the 69th Annual California Junior Classical League (CAJCL) Convention at Menlo School in Atherton, CA. The convention consisted of two days packed with competitive academic testing in subjects related to the Classics, artistic and athletic contests, scholarly lectures from professors and educators, and a plethora of fun activities.

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    Posted in: Academics, News
  • 2024 International Trip: Spain & Portugal

    April 15th, 2024


    2024 International Trip: Spain & Portugal

    Another remarkable Pacifica International Trip has come to an end, and it was one for the books! Over the course of 12 days, 23 students and 4 staff members journeyed to Spain and Portugal, hitting major cities along the way including Lisbon, Seville, Madrid, and Barcelona. 

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  • A Look into Pacifica's Junior Classical League

    March 27th, 2024


    A Look into Pacifica's Junior Classical League

    Pacifica Christian's Junior Classical League (JCL) has had an exciting year so far!  They've studied and celebrated the Classical world with museum trips, themed parties, a regional convention, and many are about to embark on a trip to Northern California for the 69th state JCL Convention!

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    Posted in: Academics, Events, News
  • Fighting Unbelief, Far As the Curse Is Found, for the Sake of Our Kids

    March 26th, 2024


    Fighting Unbelief, Far As the Curse Is Found, for the Sake of Our Kids

    If you are like me, sometimes the burdens of loving my kids through adolescence to adulthood seem too great—and on our own they are. Hear once more Christ’s words to us, His beloved, "Take my yoke upon you, and learn from me, for I am gentle and lowly in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. For my yoke is easy, and my burden is light.”    

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    Posted in: Head of School
  • Math Day at the Beach: Long Beach Competition

    March 23rd, 2024


    Math Day at the Beach: Long Beach Competition
    Math Day at the Beach is a math competition held at California State University Long Beach. Students on the math team prepare all year long for this competition by solving challenging and creative problems together at team meetings. At the event, students compete both as a team and individually, and then cheer on their peers as the top students from the competition compete head-to-head in front of everyone.

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    Posted in: Academics, Events, News
  • Aubrey Callaghan: 2024 National Merit Scholar

    March 22nd, 2024


    Aubrey Callaghan: 2024 National Merit Scholar

    Pacifica Christian High School Orange County is pleased to announce that Aubrey Callaghan is a 2024 National Merit Scholarship Award winner. Less than 1% of all high school students in the nation achieve this honor, and this is the first time in the school’s history that a Pacifica student has attained the highest level of achievement for National Merit. 


     

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  • OC Register's Artist of the Year Semi-finalist: Jessie Levasheff

    March 20th, 2024


    OC Register's Artist of the Year Semi-finalist: Jessie Levasheff

    Students across Orange County were nominated for the 2024 Artist of the Year in dance from teachers and private instructors at OC high schools and arts organizations. Pacifica Christian High School is honored to announce that one of our Tritons was named a semi-finalist!

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    Posted in: Arts, In The Press
  • Recording Live: With Dr. Thomas Kidd

    March 7th, 2024


    Recording Live: With Dr. Thomas Kidd

    Our gratitude and thanks to Dr. Thomas Kidd for coming to our campus for a discussion on his book, "Thomas Jefferson: A Biography of Spirit and Flesh." Dr. Kidd expounds on how Thomas Jefferson was both a brilliant and inspiring political writer and how the ethical realities of his personal life and political career did not live up to his soaring rhetoric. Learn how the tensions of democracy versus slavery, republican virtue versus dissolute consumption, and veneration for Jesus versus skepticism about Christianity defined his moral life.

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    Posted in: Academics, Events, News, TGC
  • Returning from the Inaugural Tolkien Retreat

    March 5th, 2024


    Returning from the Inaugural Tolkien Retreat

    The first annual Tolkien Retreat is “in the books” as they say, and what a life-changing retreat it was! Sixteen upperclassmen and six faculty/staff headed to the majestic Leonard Lake Reserve for seven days and six nights of reading, reflection, fellowship, and worship. Each day began with a full breakfast and morning worship from The Book of Common Prayer and the singing of the school hymn. Then most of each morning was spent reading one of the six books of  The Lord of the Rings

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    Posted in: Academics, Events, News
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