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Providence Shines at Regional Spelling Bee

Providence students led the way at the ACSI Regional Spelling Bee this year, with one-third all of 1st through 4th place slots in the competition being won by our elementary and middle school students.

Be Our Guest For An Open House!

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 an open house. Click here to see more information and dates.

First Year Squad Places Second At Nationals
Our youth Competition Cheerleaders won 2nd place at their very first National Competition and 'Hit Zero' meaning zero deductions - a big deal in cheerleading! This first year 'Lightning Storm' squad consists of 4th-7th graders, the majority of whom have never participated in competition cheerleading before.
The Giving Market Raises Record Amount
Providence was once again proud to present this unique on campus shopping experience featuring gift items created by organizations that are sharing Christ’s love with immigrants and refugees. This year's marketplace raised more than $30,000 and was highest attended so far.
K-7th Grade Donate More Than 3,000 Food Items
Providence elementary and middle school students held a week-long event called Stack it for Jesus. Students brought in canned goods, coats and books, donating more than 3,000 items to the Lilburn Co-op to help families in need.
Kosovo Students Study at Providence
Providence is excited to host 19 high school students from the country of Kosovo who are taking classes in English, literature, and leadership. These students were specially selected to travel to and study in the United States, learning more about the culture in an immersive experience.
Another Providence Alum Heads to the Majors
Providence graduate Christin Stewart (Class of 2012) has fulfilled a life-long dream now that he has been called up to the major leagues to play for the Detroit Tigers. Christin joins fellow alumn Colin McHugh who also plays in the majors as a pitcher for the Houston Astros.
Moody represents USA at World Championships
Providence junior Bailey Moody competed with Team USA at the 2018 Wheelchair Basketball World Championships in Hamburg, Germany. Bailey is the youngest player and the only high school student on the U.S. women's team roster.
Providence junior Charlotte Mann has dreamt of being a dancer since she was a little girl. But an extra bone growth on the top of her femur meant major surgery to continue pursing her passion. After a difficult recover and months of hard work, she is back at it and has learned some things along the way. Read the Gwinnett Daily Post's feature article about Charlotte.
Junior Jack McConnell Speaks at the U.N.
Providence Johns Creek junior Jack McConnell spoke at the United Nations alongside philanthropists and ambassadors from around the world, saying 'When we find our gifts and use them to serve others we can have a huge impact on this world.'
Two Sophomores Runners Make the "Super Six"

Two Providence sophomores, Jennifer Woollery and Ayden Drake, have been chosen by the Gwinnett Daily Post for the "Super Six" in cross country. This list features the newspaper's sports staff picks for the best athletes in the county.

Volleyball Receives National Award for Academics
The Storm's 2018-19 varsity volleyball team worked hard on the court but has now received national recognition for their performance in the classroom. For the second year in a row, the team won a national honor, the American Volleyball Coaches Association’s Team Academic Award, for having a cumulative GPA of 3.94.
Students and Parents Serve in Clarkston
It was a time of fun and learning as Providence families from the elementary, middle and high school served at Proskuneo Ministries music and art camp in Clarkston. This week-long summer missions opportunity allowed parents, students and faculty to minister together at a camp that hosted children of local refugees primarily.
Celebrating the Class of 2018!
On Saturday, May 28th, Providence celebrated the graduation of our Class of 2018. The graduates were encouraged, prayed for and commissioned during the service as they head off to dozens of schools including the Air Force Academy, the Citadel, Savannah College of Art and Design, and Georgia Tech.
For the third year in a row, Providence's theater program has been nominated for a Shuler Award. Modeled after Broadway's Tony Awards, the 'Shuler Awards' recognize excellence in Georgia high school musical theater.

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