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      Truth, as revealed by God through the Bible and his creation, provides the foundation on which knowledge and wisdom are built.
      
      As a part of God’s creation, we recognize the beauty in our world and the work of our maker; we strive to mirror that in our own endeavors.
      
      Excellence originates in God’s character; therefore, we choose to offer God our very best, using our individual God-given gifts to further his work on earth.
ADMISSIONS
- - - THE PROVIDENCE JOURNEY
      
      Providence is that rare school that unites character and wisdom with a lasting desire to learn. You can see it decades later. At the core is a faith that shapes children with joy, integrity, and compassion. Our students seek after the virtues of truth, beauty, and excellence for their own sake, whether it’s in the classroom, on the athletic court, or under the glow of stage lights.
SCHOOL DIVISIONS
- - - ACROSS THE STREET & AROUND THE WORLD
      Providence is committed to creating a community that fosters unity and friendship. A number of opportunities are provided: All-School Retreat, Homecoming, The Philia Project, spirit days, school dances, talent shows, service trips, college tours, vocal concerts, theater performances, and more, often conceived and planned by students themselves.
      
      Parents enjoy community and volunteer opportunities through the Parent Association.
      
      Alumni around the world keep in touch through the Alumni Association.
      
      A variety of resources keep our community engaged:
      
      The school calendar highlights the host of activities and events.
      
      Show Providence Patriots pride! Shop the school store for customized spirit wear.
      
      Blogs and news provide community engagement and thought leadership.
COMMUNITY
- - - ACROSS THE STREET & AROUND THE WORLD
      Providence is committed to creating a community that fosters unity and friendship. A number of opportunities are provided: All-School Retreat, Homecoming, The Philia Project, spirit days, school dances, talent shows, service trips, college tours, vocal concerts, theater performances, and more, often conceived and planned by students themselves.
      
      Parents enjoy community and volunteer opportunities through the Parent Association.
      
      Alumni around the world keep in touch through the Alumni Association.
      
      A variety of resources keep our community engaged:
      
      The school calendar highlights the host of activities and events.
      
      Show Providence Patriots pride! Shop the school store for customized spirit wear.
      
      Blogs and news provide community engagement and thought leadership.
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      Mrs. Prahm's unit on light, heat, and sound energy was a hands-on experience for the third-grade students. They made their own kaleidoscopes to see refraction and opacity, experimented with popcorn for a yummy lesson on how heat changes matter, and created musical instruments in an in-depth STEM challenge—putting knowledge of sound energy into practice. #inspirechallengeprepare #STEM
      
      Starting college conversations early and creating opportunities to expose students to a variety of college programs is a priority for Providence’s comprehensive college counseling program, under the direction of Mrs. Sophie Troya. 9th and 10th-grade students recently toured two local college campuses, Westmont and UCSB. Students toured Westmont with Assistant Director of Admission Grace Bjorkman to learn about the private Christian liberal arts school. Students then headed to Isla Vista for lunch at the iconic Woodstock’s Pizza, followed by a walking tour of UCSB’s large public university campus led by Colleen Severson, Director of Chi Alpha Christian Fellowship at UCSB. #encouragechallengeprepare
      
      Last night, our Lower School students enchanted faculty, family, and friends with their music, acting, and singing in the annual Christmas program. In addition, the first grade impressed all with their recitation of the entire chapter of Luke 2 from memory.
      
      It's Christmas week on the Canon Perdido campus. Things were kicked off with a painting party for the Upper School girls. Yesterday students enjoyed a fun but fierce class gingerbread competition at lunch. Today was white out–if only we had a bit of snow!
SUPPORT
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      Like most independent schools, Providence depends upon the support and goodwill of the communities it serves to strengthen its impact and effectiveness. Above all other opportunities to partner with the school, we invite the community to support the school’s mission, faculty, students,
      and families in prayer.
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      Take a look at our school calendar for the latest updates on school news, events, and activities.
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PROVIDENCE LOWER CAMPUS

3225 CALLE PINON,
SANTA BARBARA, CA 93105

805-962-3091

info@providencesb.org

Campus Hours: 7:45am - 3:15pm
School Day: 8:10am - 2:45pm

PROVIDENCE UPPER CAMPUS

630 E. Canon Perdido St
Santa Barbara, CA 93103

805-962-4400

info@providencesb.org

Campus Hours: 7:45am - 3:15pm
School Day: 8:10am - 2:45pm

Providence In Action

Mrs. Prahm's unit on light, heat, and sound energy was a hands-on experience for the third-grade students. They made their own kaleidoscopes to see refraction and opacity, experimented with popcorn for a yummy lesson on how heat changes matter, and created musical instruments in an in-depth STEM challenge—putting knowledge of sound energy into practice. #inspirechallengeprepare #STEM

Starting college conversations early and creating opportunities to expose students to a variety of college programs is a priority for Providence’s comprehensive college counseling program, under the direction of Mrs. Sophie Troya. 9th and 10th-grade students recently toured two local college campuses, Westmont and UCSB. Students toured Westmont with Assistant Director of Admission Grace Bjorkman to learn about the private Christian liberal arts school. Students then headed to Isla Vista for lunch at the iconic Woodstock’s Pizza, followed by a walking tour of UCSB’s large public university campus led by Colleen Severson, Director of Chi Alpha Christian Fellowship at UCSB. #encouragechallengeprepare

Last night, our Lower School students enchanted faculty, family, and friends with their music, acting, and singing in the annual Christmas program. In addition, the first grade impressed all with their recitation of the entire chapter of Luke 2 from memory.

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