Giving Voice to Truth, Beauty, and Excellence
We’ve never needed Christian education more than we need it today, and it’s never been more important to articulate its foundational distinctive to the world.
Senior Capstone Project Grows from the Bedrock of a Providence Education
Watch video clips and see how the Senior Thesis Project encapsulates many of the traits and habits we desire a Providence graduate to obtain: critical thinking, curiosity, eloquence, collaboration, and more.
Engineering: A Call to Create
Our engineering students are called to create.
PROVIDENCE PRESENTS: Understanding the Teenage Brain
Providence School is pleased to bring an evening with authors Jeramy and Jerusha Clark, authors of Your Teenager Is Not Crazy: Understanding Your Teen’s Brain Can Make You a Better Parent.
Take the Guesswork (and Guilt) Out of Screen Time
Kay de Veer, educational therapist, helps parents navigate questions around screens for children ages 0–6.
POSTPONED: Understanding the Teenage Brain
Providence School is pleased to bring an evening with authors Jeramy and Jerusha Clark, authors of Your Teenager Is Not Crazy: Understanding Your Teen’s Brain Can Make You a Better Parent.
Healthy Living Starts with Intention
A Recess & Rhetoric interview with Scott Mitchell, Providence Middle School physical education teacher
Superpower or Power Gone Sideways?
A Recess & Rhetoric interview with Maxwell Beers, Providence Studio co-director
Marked by Majesty
A Recess & Rhetoric blog post by Jessica Prahm, Lower School science teacher
The Ox Falls Into the Ditch
A Recess & Rhetoric blog post by Rodney Meadth, Middle & Upper School Principal
