ACADEMICS
A Round of Applause for Providence Academy’s Academic Letter Winners
Providence Academy held the annual Academic Letter Ceremony on April 12, 2023, recognizing students in grades 10-12 for their rigorous academic achievements. Receiving an academic letter is no small feat, as it represents the hard work and dedication each student has...
Star Readers Stand Out in Lower School
“There is no substitute for books in the life of a child,” said Mary Ellen Chase, one of the most influential New England authors of the twentieth century. Providence Academy believes, just as Chase did, that reading is an essential part of every student’s education,...
Floating Away with Physics
Connor Shore '22 smiles while holding the balloon during the inflation process The advanced physics class decided to cap off their year by launching a high-altitude balloon last weekend. The launch was the first of its kind in the history of the class and the capstone...
And We’re Back: College Fair Returns to PA
Private or public university? In state or out of state? Small or large campus? These are the questions high school students ask themselves every year. And with thousands of institutions to choose from, it can be difficult to navigate the college scene. Such is why, on...
Competing With Code
John Cummins '23 smiles proudly after completing a calculation Duluth is a place known for its harbor, but earlier this month, the Providence Academy Robotics Team saw a different side of this city in the annual Robotics Competition. On March fourth and fifth, PA high...
Teacher Thoughts: Finals
“Pray on it!” is the advice Religion Teacher Angela Jendro gives on preparing for finals. For students, finals season is full of late nights, caffeinated drinks, and lots of stress. This chaos is followed by six 90-minute exams on three different days, all taken in...