School News

Looking for something fun for your student to do this summer? Providence is offering a variety of sports and other camps. Dates, costs, and age ranges vary. Space is limited! Click here for more info.

Providence is excited to announce Blake Murphy as the Storm's new head football coach. Murphy, who served as the team’s linebackers coach last season, brings a wealth of experience, including 16 years of high school coaching.

Providence Christian Academy has once again been voted "Best Private School" by Gwinnett Magazine.

Congratulations to our Cast of The Drowsy Chaperone for being selected to perform at Thescon this year. Providence was the only Christian school statewide to be selected.

It has been an honor for both locations of our high school to host 16 students this week from Providence Korea, our affiliate school in Seoul.

We were proud to induct Emily Barnett Matthews (Class of 2017) into our Hall of Stars. The Hall of Stars is our hall of fame for athletes who excelled at Providence and beyond.

Providence hosted the tenth annual "Giving Market," a unique on-campus shopping experience that combines a marketplace for purchasing gifts with support for organizations that are meeting needs locally and around the world.

Our high school theatre department took home THIRD place at the Region 8A - D1 One Act State Competition!

We’re celebrating being named a “Best School” by Niche.com!

Our Providence family grieves the loss of a beloved friend and founding staff member, Mr. Lamar Lussi. He was an encourager, prayer warrior, and example of Jesus' love. Take a moment to read a special message from Head of School Joey Thacker about the profound impact Mr. Lussi had on our community.

For the second consecutive year, Providence’s high school theatre department has achieved top honors, winning first place at the GHSA Region 8A - D1 One Act Competition. Their captivating performance of The Drowsy Chaperone wowed the judges and secured their place as champions.

A heartfelt thank you goes out to everyone from preschool to 7th grade for their incredible generosity in collecting a total of 3,983 food items to donate to the Lilburn Cooperative Ministry.

Our campus was bustling with excitement as high school students explored opportunities at the Christian College Fair! With representatives from more than 30 colleges, students had the chance to learn about academic programs, campus life, and the admissions process firsthand.

A huge round of applause for Bailey Moody (Class of 2020) and the phenomenal US Women's National Wheelchair Basketball Team for clinching the silver medal at the Paris Paralympic Games!

The 2024-25 school year is underway! "MORE" is our theme this year as we seek to give God more - not just a little, but all of us. Our theme centers around Ephesians 3:20, which says, "Now to him who is able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine, according to his power that is at work within us."

Would you like to know more about Providence? A great way to explore who we are and what we're about is to visit our campus for a tour. Click here to see more information.

Our Volleyball Team for earning the American Volleyball Coaches Association's Team Academic Award for an average team 3.86 GPA. This marks our volleyball program's eighth consecutive season receiving the award.

Here's a glimpse of our annual Squallys event, held on Thursday, May 23rd! It was a fun-filled evening to honor the achievements of our student-athletes. A version of the ESPN Espys, Providence style, it was a night to remember.

Sixth grader JJ Liang received a national award for placing first in the ACSI National Math Competition in reasoning.

Providence is pleased to announce the appointment of Ian Chadwick as the head varsity boys basketball coach. With an impressive track record as the program’s assistant head coach, Coach Chadwick brings a wealth of experience and a commitment to student athletes' development.

On Saturday, May 18th, Providence celebrated the Class of 2024 at our commencement service. The ceremony was a time to encourage, pray for and commission these graduates for the next chapter in their lives.

Providence is thrilled to announce that Kay Lee has been appointed as the new principal at Providence Johns Creek for the 2024-2025 school year.

A team of students from the economics class emerged as first place winners in the congressional district Stock Market Game.

We are proud to announce that Eleanor Moran is a finalist for this year's Georgia Governor's Honors Program in the area of Theatre Performance.

We are thrilled to congratulate Kathy Yang for her incredible accomplishment in the Regional Scholastic Art Awards!

Providence senior Emma Shipp has been crowned the first-place winner in a university-wide writing contest for her exceptional paper, "The Bookstore!"

Senior Caleb Lee has proudly received his appointment to the United States Air Force Academy!

DJ Horton has been nominated for "Best Actor" at the prestigious Shuler Awards, honoring outstanding high school musical theatre students in Georgia.

The Providence Storm celebrated the largest number of football signees in one day.

Big congratulations to Ryan Doyle, who officially signed with Liberty University today to continue his athletic career in clay target shooting. We're cheering you on every step of the way, Ryan

The Gwinnett Daily Post has released their Super Six Boys Soccerselections for 2024, and we are proud to announce that our very own Vincent Maraschiello has been recognized as one of the top players in the county!

Big shoutout and congratulations to our head boys' basketball coach (and head of school), Joey Thacker (pictured on the left), for reaching an impressive milestone of 100 wins in his fifth basketball season.

Providence Senior Caleb Lee, shortstop for the baseball team, has signed to continue his baseball career at the U.S. Air Force Academy.

We proudly announce that Leslie Whitlock has joined Providence Christian Academy as our new Assistant Head of School for Academics to lead our ongoing effort to provide top-tier empowering education and cultivate maturity so our students can be strong, joyful, healthy followers of Jesus.

Providence recently honored high school students inducted into honor societies, which require excellence in academics to join. Click here to read about this year's inductees into National Honor Society, Beta Club, and Mu Alpha Theta. Read more.

This year's Encounter retreats were an amazing experience for our students, providing not only unforgettable times of fun and connection, but life changing encounters with Jesus.