Well Done, Noah!
May 13, 2026
This Senior Spotlight falls on Noah! A graduating member of our class of 2026, he has been at PCS for 11 years. Some of his fondest memories at PCS were: “Going on field trips to the Pittsburgh Zoo and Carnegie Science Center.” What he will miss most about PCS is “hanging out with some friends and buying ice cream every other lunch day.”
What he values most about his Christian education is, “Being able to have good conversations with some faculty members.” The most valuable thing he's learned at PCS is, "Learning what it means to have a proper Christian worldview."
His words of advice or wisdom to underclassmen are, “When in doubt, the answer is always C.” The scripture verse that was most meaningful to him this year was 1 Thessalonians 5:18.
Noah will be missed by our entire Warrior community! After graduation, he plans to attend Geneva College for finance and to play volleyball! May God bless you in your next season of life, Noah. Well Done, Warrior!
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