Providence offers a college-preparatory curriculum that includes a wide selection of Honors and AP classes across all major subject areas. Dual Enrollment, where students take college courses while still in high school, is also an option. Our graduates have been accepted to top colleges and universities nationwide including Harvard, Rice, Duke, Johns Hopkins, Cornell, Vanderbilt, Georgia Tech, and Emory. All classes are taught by caring Christian teachers who infuse their subjects with a Biblical worldview. Our guidance counselors help students to choose courses wisely in light of their college and career goals, and they also assist with college applications.
Providence’s STEM program is ranked in the top 10 percent nationally. Students in grades K-8 are introduced to STEM principles as part of their regular curriculum. High school students may choose to take our STEM courses as electives. The first two years introduce students to various design principles and types of engineering. Third year students can choose either a structural engineering or biomedical engineering course depending on their interest. Fourth year students complete a capstone design project and/or an internship.
International students whose mother tongue is not English are not required to study a foreign language at Providence. This gives a bit of extra room in their schedule for electives. Students can take extra academic courses in an area of interest such as science or history. Providence also has a wide variety of fine arts offerings (including band, chorus, art, and drama) as well as classes like Graphic Design, Digital Photography, and Sports Performance. Students may also study almost any subject online.