We lease the banquet hall at St. Peter’s Episcopal Church because it’s a beautiful, affordable, and family-friendly space in the heart of Plant City. The church is dedicated to helping the community, and regularly opens its doors to local nonprofits, clubs, and community groups. We’re grateful to be one of them.

While PCHC itself isn’t a religious organization, we’re not opposed to faith-based conversation or activities. Families come from many backgrounds, and we respect each family’s right to choose how faith fits into their homeschool journey.

If there’s enough member interest, absolutely. The beauty of homeschooling is that families get to choose their own values, curriculum, and approach. If members want to form a book club, Bible study, world religions class, or other group, we’re open to exploring those as optional, stand-alone gatherings. This will never be required, but always community-led.

There’s a large parking lot across the street from the front of the hall, and overflow parking is available on nearby streets. We recommend arriving a few minutes early during big events.

Yes. The banquet hall is located on the ground floor with nearby parking, accessible restrooms, and plenty of room for strollers or mobility devices.