Many years ago, a colleague told me that middle schoolers lose their brains, morphing into different people for a few years before returning to...

Our country is in the midst of racial, economic, and social turmoil few of us have observed before. Apt is the comparison to the 1960’s, when civil...

Providence Board Vice-Chairman, Dr. Haft, recently wrote to our school community, sharing his reflections of the value of Providence. His eloquent...

The new year is a great time to set fresh goals for the upcoming months, or resolve to persevere on past commitments. One of our primary purposes at...

Present-day Christians are sometimes tempted to think the battle against worldliness is simply a manifestation of the pietistic movement of the...

For all the ways a robust and Christ-centered education can prove beneficial, potential drawbacks exist. The partnership between school and family...

“Is it not the great defect of our education today that although we often succeed in teaching our pupils ‘subjects,’ we fail...