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Symposium Poses a Question

Toxic Masculinity. Gun Control. Racism. These topics are monstrous, overwhelming, and often stir up heated arguments filled with headaches and hate. However, this does not always have to be the […] More

Will you be my valentine? Valentine's Day at PA

Whether boosting a good friend’s spirits, revealing a crush, or sharing affection for a current Valentine, PA Upper School Student Council has a long standing tradition of celebrating February 14. […] More

To Dust You Shall Return: Ash Wednesday at PA

 Masks, spaced seating, and plentiful bottles of hand sanitizer are just a few of the many visible effects of COVID-19 in our daily life.  But people seldom mention another, more […] More

Teachers Tell the Truth about High School: Mr. Jones Takes a Trip Down Memory Lane

High school. In a word, “formative,” at least according to Thomas Jones, PA Upper School band director.  “My years in high school were formational. There was of course a lot […] More

Return to Routine

In recent months, Providence has prided itself in being one of few schools to keep its doors open and remain in-person 5 days a week. The new hybrid model, Providence […] More

A Fun and Faithful Catholic Schools Week in the Lower School

Every year Catholic schools around the nation look forward to the celebratory events of Catholic Schools Week (CSW). During this week, Providence Academy’s Lower School in particular cultivates fun and […] More

Lights, Camera, Kitten!

“The Internet is Distract- Oh Look, a Kitten!” or so claims this year’s One Act, PA’s annual play with a short running time and a handful of cast members.  Every […] More

A Toast to Teachers!

It has been more important than ever for students to show gratitude to the staff this year and having a teacher appreciation breakfast is the perfect way to do so. […] More
 

Symposium Poses a Question

By Ella Flynn On February 25, 2021 In Current Highlights, News
Toxic Masculinity. Gun Control. Racism. These topics are monstrous, overwhelming, and often stir up heated arguments filled with headaches and hate. However, this does not always have to be the case. With its relaxed and open atmosphere, the Symposium Club offers students an opportunity to discuss a polarizing topic in a non-polarizing way. This past Tuesday, [...]
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Will you be my valentine? Valentine’s Day at PA

On February 19, 2021 By Jonathan Munene
Whether boosting a good friend’s spirits, revealing a crush, or sharing affection for a current Valentine, PA Upper School Student Council has a long standing tradition of celebrating February 14. Given the long President’s Day weekend with an extra day off last Friday, February 12, the Great Room was abuzz a few days earlier than [...]
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To Dust You Shall Return: Ash Wednesday at PA

On February 18, 2021 By Ella Flynn
 Masks, spaced seating, and plentiful bottles of hand sanitizer are just a few of the many visible effects of COVID-19 in our daily life.  But people seldom mention another, more widespread, ramification of the pandemic: facing one’s own mortality.  In the span of a year, nearly 2.5 million worldwide have died of the virus alone, [...]
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Teachers Tell the Truth about High School: Mr. Jones Takes a Trip Down Memory Lane

On February 18, 2021 By Olivia Eck
High school. In a word, “formative,” at least according to Thomas Jones, PA Upper School band director.  “My years in high school were formational. There was of course a lot of academic progress, but also social progress and learning a lot about life.” After spending time looking back on his years in high school, many [...]
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Return to Routine

On February 11, 2021 By Emma Speier
In recent months, Providence has prided itself in being one of few schools to keep its doors open and remain in-person 5 days a week. The new hybrid model, Providence style, continues in-person learning, with a twist. Hybrid learning at PA accommodates students in a separate location on school grounds during select class periods in [...]
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A Fun and Faithful Catholic Schools Week in the Lower School

On February 11, 2021 By Gretta Martin
Every year Catholic schools around the nation look forward to the celebratory events of Catholic Schools Week (CSW). During this week, Providence Academy’s Lower School in particular cultivates fun and faith with its traditional activities and out-of-uniform days. From classroom bingo to a magician show, themed dress-up days to guessing how many starbursts filled the [...]
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Lights, Camera, Kitten!

On February 10, 2021 By Ella Flynn
“The Internet is Distract- Oh Look, a Kitten!” or so claims this year’s One Act, PA’s annual play with a short running time and a handful of cast members.  Every year, the theater department puts on a One Act and enters it to an MSHSL competition.  This year was no exception. From February 5th through [...]
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