ARTS AND EVENTS

The Krewe of Rollin’ Readers: First Grade’s Mardi Gras Floats

Written By: Audrey Steeves The season leading up to Lent is a highly anticipated time at Providence Academy, filled with countless fun activities. While each grade has its own way of celebrating, the first-grade truly stands out. The first-grade classes have brought...

U.S. Secretary of the Treasury Visits Providence

Written By: Shannon Healy and Lola Illies On Thursday, January 8, Providence Academy welcomed United States Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent to speak to Upper School students and many members of the Providence community.  Secretary Bessent began his visit with a small...

Haunting the Halls

Written By: Lindsay Hutt This Halloween season, all ages at Providence Academy spread the spooky spirit. From pumpkin carving to trunk-or-treats, there was plenty of fun for everyone.  The Pre-K held its favorite annual tradition, the Ladybug Ball. Because they just...

Late Night Out (or in) with the Addams

Going to watch a play is one of the most enjoyable activities in the world. At Providence especially, the Drama program takes great pride in their productions. But even theatergoers may be in the dark when it comes to all the work leading up to opening night. In...

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Qualls Shares it All

Faith, family, and education. These three values are the foundation of any prosperous society. Unfortunately, a still young America has already begun to forget these core values. As a result, marriage rates are declining, standardized testing scores are dropping, and...

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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 year, the theater department puts on a One Act and enters it to an MSHSL competition.  This year was no...

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