Spanish - Beginning and intermediate Spanish courses will develop basic listening, speaking, reading and writing skills in Spanish (spoken by more than 20 million people in the U.S. and the official language of 19 countires). In addition to the textbooks and workbooks used, students will read from a teen interest magazine in Spanish with features and read aloud plays to build skills in pronunciation, grammar and vocabulary. Students will also be introduced to the cultures of the Spanish-speaking world through music, art, cooking and field trips.

Keyboarding/Computers - The objective of the computer lab is to prepare students for the ever-increasing technology in in our world and to compement classroom learning. Students begin with keyboarding, stressing touch-typing and accuracy. These skills are then given practical application. Students will be exposed to computer terms and an understanding of the functions and operations of the computer.

Art - The student's creativity is stimulated by introducing the elements, design, periods and styles of art, as wel as key artists. Students will experience the basics of drawing and painting. Mediums used will include charcoal, pastels and watercolors.

Music - Students will listen to, analyze and describe a variety of musical pieces from different musical genres. There will be a focus on understanding music in relation to history and culture. Students will be given instruction in singing ( and singing for fun!) as well as build a basic foundation in reading music. For those with a genuine interest, there will be an optional performance based choral group, which will include instruction in movement.

Physical Education - Students are introduced to the different skills needed for the major sports such as soccer, basketball, football, volleyball and baseball/softball. Activities to develop strength, flexibility and stamina and games to reinforce basic locomotor skills are enjoyed by the students. All students participate in the President's Physical Fitness testing program. STudents learn the benefit of sports and exercise for a lifetime of physical and mental health.

Sports - After school Sports (optional) consist of football, basketball, soccer, volleyball and softball. Students will learn the basic rules and skills to compete in the San Fernando Private School League. Students will demonstrate teamwork, social skills, sportsmanship and friendship while showing school spirit. Students must maintain good citizenship and academic standing to participate.

Student Council - Pinecrest Student Council is a group of students who meet regularly to promote leadership, positive human relations, and school spirit and pride. Activities include fundraising, charitable activites, sponsoring and assisting at school activities, managing the student store, and representing the student body at school and community events. Student council members may be our future leaders in the community, business and government!

Electives - Our rotating electives give the student an introduction to a variety of interests. Subjects covered may include creative writing, art appreciation, cinema review, photography, drama, and more.

Study Hall - Study Hall is available at the end of every school day for students to begin their homework with professional assistance.

Late Care Activities - A variety of optional late care activities will be presented. Examples are our chess club and Tae Kwon Do.