Proceeds go to Pleasant Hill Christian SchoolPHCS began in the summer of 1982 as a result of the vision of two experienced teachers: Janlyn Heath and Mary Jo Kinser. Over the years the goal has remained steady: to provide each child with an excellent academic program, as well as to lovingly nurture high character and spiritual development. The school offers preschool through sixth grade in 5 classrooms with an unmatched student/teacher ratio. The school includes strong Music, Art, Spanish, Technology and P.E., along with award-winning participation in the National History Day competition. More than 60 percent of the student body attend with financial support.
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Jacob's Fund Scholarships
PHCS’ “Jacob’s Fund” was begun in 1998 in memory of Jacob Cochran. Jacob was born in 1987 with Hurler Syndrome, a rare genetic disorder. With his “carrot top” red hair Jacob was a very visible member of the Sebastopol community and in particular Occidental Community Church. He was friendly to everyone who came to talk to him, quick to smile and loved to play ball games with his brothers Joe and Dan. Jacob had a particular affinity for colorful, unusual socks of which his collection numbered in the hundreds. He also loved hats, from cowboy to fireman to Peter Pan, and seldom left home without one. Jacob passed from his mother’s arms to the arms of The Father in 1998. God’s provision for him and his family was amazing and abundant during his short life, and upon his death the decision was made to honor God’s gifts through support of PHCS.
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