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New Year, New Gear

December may be over, but winter sports are just beginning.  Winter sports usually start in the month of November, but due to fall spikes in COVID, a statewide mandate forced […] More

Bus on the Move

In a year of compromises and cancellations, one thing that has been consistently going strong is the Providence bus system.  Despite the nature of COVID-19 transmission and the enclosed space […] More

New Year, New Beginnings: Mrs. Hope is Back!

This new year means new beginnings, especially for PA Spanish and Journalism teacher Mrs. Rachel Hope. Over the past two years, she has moved from Kentucky to Minnesota, gotten married, […] More

Robotics!!! How the club has been going on during covid.

Through the start of the school year, one of the clubs that has been going on normally is robotics. Robotics started during September and has been going on ever since. […] More

A New Tune: Christmastime in the Lower School

Every Christmas season, voices of Lower School students fill the Performing Arts Center during their annual Christmas concerts. Because of COVID-19’s restrictions, Lower School music teachers, Mrs. Maureen Woeltge and Mrs. Adrienne Johnson, have […] More

No Home for the Dome

Crews were scheduled to start dome construction on Sunday, November 29. But sadly, the dome will not be going up this year. After last year’s stay at home order and […] More

Portable Prayertime

It is no secret that miraculous things happen during each and every mass.  Jesus becomes present in the Bread, venial sins are forgiven through the Penitential Act, and periodically, sacramental […] More

No More Sports?

This year has been hard for all aspects of the world, but particularly in sports. A few weeks ago on Wednesday, Governor Tim Walz announced that due to the rapid rise in […] More
 

New Year, New Gear

By Emma Speier On January 19, 2021 In Current Highlights, Sports
December may be over, but winter sports are just beginning.  Winter sports usually start in the month of November, but due to fall spikes in COVID, a statewide mandate forced all winter sports to pause. But finally, after months of canceled activities, most school sports are starting.  The week of the eleventh, Providence students will return to [...]
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Bus on the Move

On January 16, 2021 By Jonathan Munene
In a year of compromises and cancellations, one thing that has been consistently going strong is the Providence bus system.  Despite the nature of COVID-19 transmission and the enclosed space on a bus, Providence has been able to continually offer reliable transportation to its students. This is largely thanks to the efforts of the Director [...]
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New Year, New Beginnings: Mrs. Hope is Back!

On January 15, 2021 By Stephanie Ochsner
This new year means new beginnings, especially for PA Spanish and Journalism teacher Mrs. Rachel Hope. Over the past two years, she has moved from Kentucky to Minnesota, gotten married, and now has a new baby girl, Maggie. This past Thursday, January 7, Hope experienced yet another new adventure: she returned from maternity leave, officially [...]
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Robotics!!! How the club has been going on during covid.

On January 12, 2021 By Jonathan Munene
Through the start of the school year, one of the clubs that has been going on normally is robotics. Robotics started during September and has been going on ever since. The team have been working towards FIRST Tech Challenge, FIRST Robotics’ middle school program competition. The short video that comes out every year told teams [...]
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A New Tune: Christmastime in the Lower School

On December 16, 2020 By Gretta Martin
Every Christmas season, voices of Lower School students fill the Performing Arts Center during their annual Christmas concerts. Because of COVID-19’s restrictions, Lower School music teachers, Mrs. Maureen Woeltge and Mrs. Adrienne Johnson, have had to make some adjustments to these traditional festivities.  Amidst the musical changes of this year is the new format of this year’s Christmas concerts. [...]
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No Home for the Dome

On December 11, 2020 By Tess Klammer
Crews were scheduled to start dome construction on Sunday, November 29. But sadly, the dome will not be going up this year. After last year’s stay at home order and losing $45,000 of revenue, “the financial gamble was too risky to take with the uncertainty of our current Covid situation,” states Athletic Director Mr. Daren [...]
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Portable Prayertime

On December 10, 2020 By Ella Flynn
It is no secret that miraculous things happen during each and every mass.  Jesus becomes present in the Bread, venial sins are forgiven through the Penitential Act, and periodically, sacramental grace is granted during weddings or baptisms.  This year, thanks to COVID, mass at PA has donned a new ability: taking place in rooms all [...]
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