Month: March 2016

Adventure. Fun. Questions. Anxiety. Fear. Starting at a new school can provoke a mixture of feelings, especially for secondary students. The beginning of something new holds the potential for new adventure, challenges, and fun. But it also holds many questions… Read More

We are often asked, “What is classical education?” Below are several tenets of our approach at Providence, summarized for brevity. Classical education is focused on training students how to think. In other words, classical education is focused on providing students… Read More

It all started with a postcard. While homeschooling our very social daughter for grades K-2, we prayed about what we should do next regarding her education. The answer came in the mail: An invitation to attend the upcoming open house… Read More

One of Providence’s central goals is the cultivation of character and virtue in our students. We have a rigorous curriculum that trains students how to think intelligently and pursue academic excellence, but ultimately the number one priority for our graduates… Read More