Faith. Academics. Athletics.A Stronger Future.
At the Lighthouse Pensacola Campus, students learn, compete, grow, and prepare for what comes next within a supportive Christian K–12 community.
From classroom learning and Christian character to Stingrays athletics, dual enrollment, leadership, and military preparation, students are encouraged to discover their abilities and use them with purpose.
1100 W Scott Street, Pensacola, FL 32501
Proud Home of the Lighthouse Stingrays
The Pensacola Campus serves families from across Pensacola and surrounding Escambia County communities. Grade availability, athletic participation, team placement, and specialized opportunities are reviewed individually.
One Christian Community FromKindergarten Through Graduation
The Pensacola Campus brings elementary, middle, and high-school students together in one connected Christian school community. Students can grow within a familiar environment while receiving age-appropriate instruction, encouragement, accountability, and opportunities to participate.
At Lighthouse, education is about more than completing assignments. Students are encouraged to develop academic skills, Christian character, physical confidence, teamwork, responsibility, and a clearer understanding of how their talents can be used after graduation.
Christian Worldview
Faith helps shape learning, conduct, relationships, sportsmanship, leadership, and service to others.
Individual Attention
Teachers, administrators, and coaches work to understand each student's strengths, challenges, needs, and goals.
Active Student Life
Athletics and school activities give students opportunities to participate, build friendships, develop confidence, and represent their school.
Purposeful Preparation
As graduation approaches, students are encouraged to consider college, military service, careers, trades, and other appropriate paths.
Helping Students Grow in theClassroom and Beyond
Families want a school where students can learn, belong, participate, and prepare for the future. The Pensacola Campus brings those priorities together within a Christian environment.
Faith-Centered Learning
Christian principles help shape classroom learning, personal conduct, relationships, competition, and service.
K–12 Continuity
Students can progress from kindergarten through high-school graduation within one connected school community.
Academic Support
Teachers help students strengthen understanding, study habits, organization, communication, and academic confidence.
Stingrays Athletics
Athletics help students experience teamwork, healthy competition, perseverance, fitness, leadership, sportsmanship, and school pride.
Future Preparation
High-school students are encouraged to develop a realistic plan for graduation and the education, training, career, or service path that may follow.
Family Partnership
Lighthouse recognizes that parents and guardians are essential partners in a student's education, development, and extracurricular participation.
Athletics Are Part of theLighthouse Experience
For many students, some of the most meaningful lessons are learned while practicing, competing, encouraging teammates, responding to setbacks, and representing their school. Athletics are an important part of the Lighthouse experience because they help students grow physically, socially, emotionally, and spiritually.
Lighthouse athletics give eligible students opportunities to compete, develop skills, build friendships, and become part of something larger than themselves. Coaches are expected to reinforce effort, responsibility, respect, teamwork, and sportsmanship.
Teamwork
Students learn to communicate, support teammates, accept different roles, and work toward a shared goal.
Discipline
Practices, preparation, attendance, effort, and following instructions help students build dependable habits.
Resilience
Competition teaches students how to respond constructively to mistakes, pressure, setbacks, and difficult outcomes.
Leadership
Student-athletes have opportunities to lead through attitude, effort, responsibility, encouragement, and example.
Sportsmanship
Winning matters, but character matters more. Students are expected to compete with respect, humility, fairness, and self-control.
School Community
Athletics bring students, families, coaches, teachers, and supporters together around shared Stingray pride.
A Lighthouse student-athlete is a student first. Academic responsibilities, attendance, conduct, eligibility, and team expectations all matter.
Opportunities to Compete,Contribute and Grow
Lighthouse may offer athletic opportunities for eligible students at different grade levels. Available sports, teams, seasons, practice locations, transportation arrangements, coaching assignments, and participation requirements can change from year to year.
Team Sports
Eligible students may participate in available Lighthouse team sports based on grade level, season, roster availability, and current program requirements.
Training and Development
Practices help student-athletes improve physical skills, conditioning, communication, discipline, and understanding of the game.
Competition
Lighthouse teams may compete against other schools and programs while representing the academy through effort and sportsmanship.
Stingray Support
Families and supporters help create a positive environment by encouraging students, respecting coaches and officials, and representing Lighthouse well.
Enrollment at Lighthouse does not guarantee placement on a team, a starting position, playing time, a specific role, or participation in every sport. Eligibility and participation depend on current school policies, grade level, conduct, academic standing, attendance, team requirements, roster availability, and coaching decisions.
Supporting Success inSchool and Sports
Athletics can be an important part of a student's education, but participation works best when students understand that classroom responsibilities and team responsibilities belong together.
Stay Engaged Academically
Student-athletes are expected to take classroom assignments, attendance, preparation, and academic progress seriously.
Be Dependable
Teams depend on students to communicate, arrive prepared, attend required activities, and follow current team expectations.
Respect Others
Students should treat classmates, teammates, coaches, opponents, officials, families, and staff with respect.
Respond to Coaching
Growth requires listening, accepting correction, practicing consistently, and applying what has been taught.
Represent Lighthouse Well
Student-athletes represent their families, teammates, school, and Christian faith through their words, decisions, effort, and conduct.
Specific eligibility standards, attendance requirements, conduct expectations, medical forms, participation documents, physical examination requirements, fees, uniforms, and equipment responsibilities must be confirmed through the current Lighthouse athletic program.
Learning That GrowsWith the Student
Students need different kinds of structure, support, independence, and responsibility as they mature. The Pensacola Campus helps students build on what they have learned while preparing for the expectations ahead.
Elementary School
Elementary students build essential skills in reading, writing, mathematics, science, social studies, and Christian learning. Teachers also help students develop classroom routines, confidence, curiosity, cooperation, movement, and healthy learning habits.
Middle School
Middle-school students begin working with greater independence while strengthening core academics, organization, accountability, communication, teamwork, and decision-making.
High School
High-school students work toward graduation while developing stronger study habits, leadership, personal responsibility, and a practical plan for college, military service, employment, technical training, or another appropriate postsecondary path.
Course offerings, schedules, graduation planning, electives, support services, athletics, and extracurricular activities may vary by grade, school year, staffing, student needs, enrollment, eligibility, and availability.
Dual Enrollment for QualifiedHigh-School Students
Dual enrollment may allow an eligible Lighthouse high-school student to complete approved college-level coursework while continuing to work toward high-school graduation.
The process begins with Lighthouse. An administrator or academic counselor must review the student's academic progress, readiness, graduation plan, current workload, athletic schedule when applicable, and the requirements of the participating institution before the family applies or selects a course.
Explore College-Level Learning
Qualified students may have an opportunity to experience the expectations of postsecondary coursework.
Support a Graduation Plan
Approved courses may be considered as part of the student's high-school academic plan when Lighthouse confirms how they apply.
Build Academic Independence
Dual enrollment requires organization, communication, time management, and consistent effort.
Balance Responsibilities
Student-athletes considering dual enrollment should understand the time demands of schoolwork, college-level courses, practices, games, travel, and family responsibilities.
Dual enrollment is not automatic. Eligibility, available institutions, courses, costs, books, deadlines, delivery formats, high-school credit, and continued participation must be confirmed for the individual student.
The receiving college or university determines whether it will accept a course for transfer and how that credit applies to a degree. Dual enrollment does not guarantee admission to a college after graduation.
Preparing Interested Students forMilitary Service After Graduation
For students considering service in the United States Armed Forces, the Pensacola Campus emphasizes qualities that can help them approach that decision with greater maturity: discipline, responsibility, leadership, physical readiness, academic effort, teamwork, respect, perseverance, and service to others.
Athletics can help students develop valuable habits, but playing a school sport does not establish military eligibility. Military service is a significant personal and family decision, and each service branch determines its own entrance requirements.
Leadership
Students are encouraged to communicate clearly, accept responsibility, support others, and lead through their example.
Discipline and Accountability
Consistent attendance, preparation, respectful conduct, and follow-through help students develop dependable habits.
Academic Readiness
Students are encouraged to understand that military opportunities may include educational, testing, and training requirements.
Physical Readiness
Age-appropriate fitness, healthy habits, perseverance, and personal responsibility may help a student prepare for future physical expectations.
Teamwork
Athletics and school activities help students practice communication, cooperation, role acceptance, and working toward a shared mission.
Career and Service Awareness
Interested students are encouraged to research military careers, service commitments, training expectations, and educational opportunities with their families.
Lighthouse provides education and preparation. The school does not enlist students, determine military eligibility, guarantee acceptance by a service branch, or make decisions for the United States Armed Forces.
Military entrance standards, testing requirements, medical qualifications, fitness standards, age requirements, background requirements, available occupations, benefits, and enlistment decisions are determined by the applicable service branch and may change.
Students and families should speak directly with authorized representatives of the service branch they are considering before making commitments.
Faith, Friendship, Leadershipand School Spirit
Students are more likely to feel connected when they have meaningful ways to participate. Athletics, school activities, Christian fellowship, service, and campus traditions help students build relationships and become active members of the Lighthouse community.
Christian Community
Prayer, biblical values, Christian encouragement, and service help shape the culture of the campus.
Stingray Athletics
Athletics give eligible students opportunities to compete, improve, build friendships, and represent Lighthouse.
Leadership and Service
Students are encouraged to lead through responsibility, teamwork, encouragement, service, and positive participation.
School Traditions
Games, events, spirit activities, and age-appropriate traditions help students and families feel connected to the Lighthouse community.
Athletics, clubs, events, teams, schedules, participation requirements, and extracurricular opportunities may change. Contact the Pensacola Campus for current information.
What Pensacola FamiliesCan Consider
The right school should support the student academically, spiritually, socially, and personally. A campus visit and honest conversation can help your family determine whether Lighthouse is the right fit.
- You want Christian values included in your student's education.
- You value a connected K–12 school community.
- Your student may benefit from personal attention and clear expectations.
- You want academics, character, athletics, and responsibility developed together.
- Your student wants opportunities to participate and become part of a team.
- Your family values sportsmanship, fitness, discipline, and school pride.
- Your high-school student may be interested in approved dual-enrollment opportunities.
- Your student is considering military service and could benefit from a stronger foundation in leadership, readiness, teamwork, and responsibility.
- You want to communicate directly with the campus before making an enrollment decision.
Every student's needs and circumstances are different. Lighthouse reviews enrollment, campus placement, available services, athletic participation, and program fit individually.
How to Begin at thePensacola Campus
You do not need to have every question answered before contacting Lighthouse. Start with a conversation, learn about the campus, ask about current athletic opportunities, and complete each enrollment step in order.
Explore the Campus
Review the Pensacola Campus, academics, athletics, tuition, scholarship, dual-enrollment, and enrollment information.
Ask Your Questions
Contact the Pensacola team to discuss grade availability, student needs, current teams, campus programs, and the admissions process.
Schedule a Visit
Request an opportunity to see the campus, meet the team, and determine whether the environment may be a good fit.
Submit the Application
Complete the secure Lighthouse enrollment application with accurate family and student information.
Complete the Admissions Review
Provide requested records and participate in any meeting, placement process, academic review, or follow-up required by Lighthouse.
Review Athletics Separately
If the student is interested in athletics, ask about current teams, eligibility, schedules, physical forms, fees, equipment, transportation, tryouts, and participation requirements.
Receive Your Next Steps
If admission is approved, Lighthouse will explain the remaining enrollment, tuition, scholarship, document, campus, and athletic requirements.
Submitting an application begins the admissions process. It does not, by itself, reserve a seat, confirm admission, or guarantee placement on an athletic team.
Understand Tuition, Fees andScholarship Options
Lighthouse publishes tuition and fee information so families can better understand the financial side of enrollment. Families should also ask whether athletic participation involves separate uniforms, equipment, travel, physical examinations, admission, or team fees.
Tuition & Fees
Review current tuition, school fees, payment information, and important qualifications before making an enrollment decision.
View Tuition & FeesScholarship Information
Learn about scholarship pathways, funding organizations, family responsibilities, and the steps that remain separate from school admission.
Explore ScholarshipsAdmission and scholarship funding are separate processes. Lighthouse does not determine a family's scholarship eligibility, and a scholarship does not automatically reserve a seat or guarantee that every school or athletic charge will be covered.
Leadership at thePensacola Campus
Our Pensacola leadership team works with teachers, coaches, students, and families to maintain a caring, organized, active, and academically focused Christian school environment.
Tim Lovering
Campus Director
Pamela Miller
Chief Academic Officer
Find the Pensacola Campus
Lighthouse Private Christian Academy
Pensacola Campus
1100 W Scott Street
Pensacola, FL 32501
Athletic practices and games may take place at different facilities. Contact Lighthouse for current team locations and schedules.
A Christian School in theHeart of Pensacola
Located on West Scott Street, the Pensacola Campus serves families seeking a private Christian K–12 education with meaningful academics, athletics, leadership, and future-preparation opportunities.
Families may come from West Pensacola, Myrtle Grove, Warrington, Bellview, Brent, Ensley, Ferry Pass, East Pensacola Heights, Scenic Heights, and nearby communities. Campus placement and transportation remain the responsibility of each family unless Lighthouse confirms another arrangement.
Frequently Asked Questions
What grades are offered at the Lighthouse Pensacola Campus?
The Pensacola Campus serves students in kindergarten through 12th grade. Grade-level availability can change, so families should contact the campus before applying.
Where is the Pensacola Campus located?
The campus is located at 1100 W Scott Street, Pensacola, Florida 32501. Families can call (850) 542-7828 or use the directions link on this page.
Is Lighthouse a Christian school?
Yes. Lighthouse Private Christian Academy provides faith-centered education and incorporates Christian principles into learning, relationships, character development, athletics, and school life.
Are athletics an important part of the Pensacola Campus?
Yes. Athletics are an important part of the Lighthouse student experience and can help students develop teamwork, discipline, resilience, fitness, leadership, sportsmanship, friendship, and school pride.
Which sports are currently available?
Available teams and sports may vary by season, school year, grade level, eligibility, staffing, facilities, and roster availability. Contact the Pensacola Campus for the current list of athletic opportunities.
Does admission guarantee a place on an athletic team?
No. School admission does not guarantee team placement, a starting position, playing time, or participation in every sport. Current eligibility rules, grade level, conduct, attendance, academic standing, roster availability, team requirements, and coaching decisions apply.
Are there additional athletic costs?
Athletic fees, uniforms, equipment, medical forms, physical examinations, transportation, admission charges, and travel responsibilities may vary by sport and season. Families should request current information before committing to a team.
Does the Pensacola Campus offer dual enrollment?
Qualified high-school students may be considered for approved dual-enrollment opportunities. Eligibility, courses, costs, deadlines, partner requirements, and how a course fits the student's graduation plan must be reviewed individually with Lighthouse.
Is dual enrollment guaranteed for every high-school student?
No. Participation depends on the student's readiness, academic standing, graduation plan, Lighthouse approval, partner requirements, course availability, deadlines, and continued satisfactory progress.
How does the campus prepare students interested in military service?
The campus emphasizes discipline, responsibility, leadership, academic effort, physical readiness, teamwork, respect, perseverance, and service. Military eligibility and enlistment decisions are made by the applicable branch of the United States Armed Forces.
Is Lighthouse a military academy or JROTC program?
Lighthouse is a private Christian school. A military-preparation focus should not be interpreted as a military-academy or JROTC designation. Any formal military affiliation or program should be described only when supported by current documentation.
Does military preparation guarantee that a student can enlist?
No. Each military branch determines its own age, education, testing, medical, fitness, background, and entrance requirements. Lighthouse cannot guarantee military eligibility, acceptance, training placement, or career assignment.
Are scholarships available?
Families may be eligible to pursue assistance through an applicable scholarship funding organization. Scholarship eligibility and school admission are separate processes, and funding does not automatically reserve a seat or guarantee that every school or athletic charge will be covered.
How do I schedule a campus visit?
Call the Pensacola Campus at (850) 542-7828 or use the Lighthouse contact page to request information and discuss a visit.
How do I apply?
Review the Lighthouse enrollment information and complete the secure online application. Submitting an application begins the admissions review but does not automatically confirm admission, reserve a seat, or guarantee athletic participation.
Does Lighthouse provide transportation?
Families should contact the Pensacola Campus for current school and athletic transportation information. Do not assume transportation is available for every student, neighborhood, practice, or game.
Graduate Into a SecuredCollege Future
Successful graduation from Lighthouse Private Christian Academy ensures a student's acceptance into Lighthouse Christian College — a seamless Christ-centered journey from kindergarten to higher education.
Families choosing the Pensacola Campus gain more than an excellent K–12 education. They gain the confidence of a clearly defined, faith-centered path to college through one continuous Lighthouse family.
- Guaranteed college admission
- Seamless K–12 to college journey
- Christ-centered higher education
- One continuous Lighthouse family
Guaranteed
College Next Step
Help Your Student Learn, Compete,Grow and Prepare
Choosing a school is an important family decision. Visit the Pensacola Campus, meet the team, ask about academics and athletics, and discover how Lighthouse may support your student's faith, character, abilities, and future.
Call (850) 542-7828