Providence Academy

One final walk through the halls!🎓

Seniors completed the cherished PA tradition of the Grad Walk before Baccalaureate Mass, cheered on by the students, teachers, and staff who have walked alongside them throughout the journey.

Today’s Mass was especially meaningful as we celebrated our second graders who recently received their First Holy Communion.

And of course, no celebration is complete without donuts afterward! 🍩

The founding faculty want to see you at our 25th Anniversary Celebration in August! 🛶

Recognize anyone?

Register at the link in our bio!

Memorial Day is more than a date on the calendar at Providence Academy, it is a call to remember.

Last week, our middle school students welcomed two special guests: one who stood watch at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and another who experienced World War II firsthand. Through their stories, students were given a powerful opportunity to reflect on sacrifice and the cost of freedom.

Today, we remember and honor those who gave their lives in service to our country. 🇺🇸

The forecast: 100% chance of fun at Field Day 🦁🏅

Thank you to our juniors for helping make the day special for our Lower School students!

2001 ➡️ 2026

Join us August 14-17 for our kickoff celebration of 25 years of Faith, Knowledge and Virtue.

Register here: www.providenceacademy.org/25

Our youngest Lions lit up the stage at their annual Spring Concert🌸🎶

Great job to our Pre-K, Kindergarten, and 1st grade students!

These Ave Maria Academy alumni are wrapping up their final days at Providence Academy High School, and we’re excited to see where God leads them next. Wishing them the very best in all they do! 🙏👩‍🎓👨‍🎓

On their final day of classes last Friday, the Class of 2026 gathered at the Senior Rock wearing shirts representing the colleges, careers, and next chapters that await them after Providence Academy.

We’re so proud of the paths our seniors are preparing to pursue!

She’s not waiting to be called on.

At Providence Academy, the student who always has her hand raised finally has a classroom that can keep up with her.

Small classes. Peers who want to be there. Teachers who challenge, go deeper, and expect more. Because your student deserves more than coasting to an A.