ARTS AND EVENTS
A Grand Day For Grandparents
While warmer weather has certainly taken its time coming to the Midwest this spring, a warm welcome was easy to find on the PA campus during the annual Grandparents' and Special Persons' Day. On Friday April 22nd Providence Academy Upper School hosted the first...
Bring Both Shoes to the PA Theater: PA Players Present Rogers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella
Helen Foley '22 and James Herrera '23, who portray the king and queen, perform in Providence academies newest musical, Roger and Hammerstein's Cinderella. PAW Photo Credit: Mrs. Claire Roden After months of auditions, preparations, and rehearsals, the PA Players are...
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...
Superior Sounds
“For heights and depths no words can reach, music is the soul’s own speech,” said Charles Wesley, a famous methodist composer, and writer. On Thursday, March 10th, the Upper School Symphonic Band and Choirs chased after those heights in the annual MSHSL Large Ensemble...
Called to Serve: Lower School Hosts Annual Service Day
Lent is not just a time of prayer and fasting, but also action. These three pillars of Lent mark a penitential season, and give Christians a chance to prepare for Easter. As a kickstart to Lent and a means to show students, hands-on, what this third pillar of...
Practicing, Playing, and Performing: Band Students Go to All-State
Most know what it means to go to State in a sport: nail-biting matches, high emotions, and lots of school spirit. Few are aware, however, of the fine arts equivalent: All-State Band. Rather than a competition, this is a cooperative group of musicians from all around...