Category: Academics

Providence senior and class of 2020 salutatorian, Benjamin Brokaw, will be following in the footsteps of both of his parents and attending Stanford University this coming fall, where he is planning to study economics. This is highly commendable, as Stanford… Read More

Results in most organizations are measured in terms of sales, numbers, or products success. But how do we measure results in classical, Christian education? What is the “product” of such an endeavor? Is it even possible to measure results? Caution… Read More

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 Providence is to develop readers – children who not only know how… Read More

Present-day Christians are sometimes tempted to think the battle against worldliness is simply a manifestation of the pietistic movement of the 1800s. “The world is bad so we should shelter our kids and hope Jesus returns as soon as possible.”… Read More