Why Choose Us

WHY SEND YOUR SON TO PBHSA?

PREPARES YOUR CHILD FOR COLLGE AND THE  FUTURE,

WHILE DEVELOPING FULL TIME HIS BASEBALL SKILLS. 

WHY PUERTO RICO?

THE WEATHER IS AWESOME,

ALL YEAR ROUND.

THE PBHSA WAS NOT SERIOUSLY DAMAGE BY ANY OF THE PREVIOUS EARTHQUAKES OR HURRICANES. 

These are just a few reasons why you should send your child to a PRO Baseball High School and Middle School Boarding School.

ENGLISH (1st Language)

Practice makes Perfect

OCCUPATIONAL SKILLS

Learn how to live on your own

CLASS & STUDY (ABSOLUTE)

No  Distractions

BASEBALL TRAINING (PLAY)

Constant Training & Learning

84% OF THE MLB 2021

DRAFT PICKS WENT 

TO COLLEGE.

ONLY 612 players were drafted in this years draft.  There were 400,000+ high school seniors and roughly 34,500 collegiate players!  From that pool 612 players were selected!!!  That is 0.15% of players high school senior and above got drafted this year.

Of that 612 players drafted 420 came from D1 college programs (240 from Power 5 schools and 180ish from mid majors). There were roughly 10,500 Division 1 baseball players this year.  That is roughly 4% of D1 players who get drafted.

What is the Moral of the story????  College baseball is an accomplishment at any level and your goal should be education first!!!!!  The odds are stacked against you playing pro ball!!!  So use it to play as long as you can and get your education taken care of!!!  Have a plan!

WHY a Boarding School and what do they do for your Child?

Boarding schools are residential private schools, which means students live at school during the academic year. ... A boarding school's main goal is to provide a learning community where students can concentrate on their studies, mature and reach their full potential.

Why do kids go to boarding school?

Parents send their teenagers to boarding schools for two primary reasons. They choose them to give their children a better academic (or athletic) education or because they want their kids to learn to live independently. ... And other parents send their children away because they can't handle them.

Is boarding school a good idea?

Discipline: Boarding students live a more regimented life than their peers. Meal times are set as is study time.

How is boarding school different from a day school?

Boarding schools provide teacher accessibility.... Teachers at boarding schools are much more accessible to their students, as they are on campus longer than a normal school day. Students also have more access to each other, which can lead to more regular study groups during off-hours.

Why do parents send their child to private school?

Private schools create an environment where your child can develop intellectually, emotionally and socially. Parents who value small class sizes, increased safety, a connected community and dedicated teachers find that private schools are a good fit for their child and provide an optimal education experience.

What do boarding schools do on weekends?

From dances and mixers, to movies, games and other activities, schools make sure that weekends are action-packed on campus. Weekends are also a time for students to go home, or visit the homes of friends who live nearby. And, weekends are also a great time to relax, take a nap, watch TV and hang out with friends.

Is Boarding better than day school?

The foremost reason that makes boarding schools a better option than day schools is the fact that the former naturally inculcate a sense of punctuality and discipline in the students. At a boarding school, children are made to follow and maintain a schedule according to which they wake up, study, eat, and sleep.

Are boarding schools better than public schools?

Boarding school students report higher levels of satisfaction with their learning environment and teachers – but they also spend more time learning outside of the classroom than their peers in private day and public schools. ... a day or public school. It's pretty incredible what a boarding school can offer to students!

Why boarding school is the best?

Parents aren't there to shield them from natural causes and effects. Boarding schools are good places to fail and succeed—which makes them great places to learn. It's a controlled freedom. Kids don't just get into college: they arrive prepared to succeed, with the ability to manage their own lives.

Advantages

• Boarding schools often create stronger friendships and alumni networks which last for a lifetime.
• Children are kept at arm’s length from the parties, drinking and drugs that are sometimes more easily available to pupils at day schools.
• Children benefit from additional non-classroom contact with teachers in the evening, as well as supervised homework, music practice time and other extra-curricular activities.
• Students are kept occupied in the evening. There is less use of technology and students are often more social.
• Students tend to be more independent and confident.
• Since boarding schools charge more, they can afford to pay staff higher salaries and therefore employ more experienced teachers and other members of staff faculty.
• For the same reason, facilities and resources are also often better than they are at day schools.

Disadvantages

• The costs are now so high – and rising – that boarding schools are often beyond the reach of all but a tiny minority of families.  
• Extracurricular activities beyond those that the school offers are often marginalised. This is particularly relevant for children who have a special talent in a sport or activity not often offered by schools.
• Pressure to succeed, look good, do well is as constant at boarding as at day schools. But whereas day pupils are released each day from the echo chamber of school life, boarding pupils are not so fortunate.
• Students miss out on home life and can become homesick. Although most boarding pupils sustain great relationships with their families, homesickness can easily lead to children becoming frustrated and socially isolated, and should not be underestimated.