April 8 will be another busy day in the life of PAA students! Preview Day will be held for Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors and the schedule will be a bit different. Students should arrive at 9:00am and will be dismissed at 12:30pm . Music classes will NOT be meeting. This day is set aside for underclassmen to meet with our teachers to hear about classes that will be taught next year, to ask questions, and to continue planning their course toward graduation. Students

Support spring sports by coming out to cheer on the Cougars as they compete in golf, boys volleyball, and girls softball. Should be some exciting games/matches! Check for schedules on the Google Athletics calendar. GO COUGARS!!

PAA's annual visit to Walla Walla University is coming up very soon! This is an important part of the 12th grade program where our seniors get to experience campus life, explore academic and career interests, and participate in activities with students from other high schools. There is also an opportunity for students to audition for a music scholarship. (Those interested in auditioning must sign up by March 22 with this link .) All transportation, meals, and lodging are p

Students enrolled at PAA for 2026–27 have a great opportunity to  earn a full year of World History credit this summer . We are offering a full course in six focused weeks, allowing students to move ahead in their schedule for the school year. The course runs June 22 - July 31, 2026. It meets Monday-Friday from 8:30am-1:20pm Tuition:  $450 Grades:  9–10 Learn more and reserve your spot:  SUMMER WORLD HISTORY Still have questions? Contact Mary Sperl.

If you haven't already, please submit the final $150 to the office for Music Tour. Accepting cash, check or card.

Enjoy your time together with family and friends! But if you need something from us, we will be in the office some of vaction. Office Hours: March 19 - 9:00am-4:30pm March 20 - 9:00am-2:30pm March 23-25 - 9:00am-1:00pm

This past Tuesday, our chapel space became a place of listening, learning, and gratitude as a panel of Black students shared their voices in honor of Black History Month. This gathering marked the first of three chapels where Black history will be intentionally remembered and celebrated in our community.  Rather than a lecture, the chapel felt like a conversation, one marked by honesty, courage, and deep personal reflection. Students on the panel spoke about why Black History

If you are at all interested in participating in a mission trip during Spring Vacation this year, please come to an informational meeting...