A Place for Everyone
At Providence, our student clubs are a blend of academic, faith-based, and recreational interests, offering students a wealth of opportunities to explore their passions while building relationships. From Bible study groups and mission-focused clubs to debate teams, robotics, arts, and sports, these organizations not only enhance the students’ personal and spiritual growth, but they also foster leadership skills and a sense of community.
Find a Club
After-school clubs provide Providence students with an excellent opportunity to explore a wide range of educational experiences not normally found in the standard curriculum.
Please register for clubs using the links provided.
Register for Clubs
Lower School Clubs
Providence provides clubs and camps at various times throughout the school year and during the summer.
Grades: K-5
Sponsor: Mrs. Barnes
Thursdays from 3:00 – 4:00 p.m.
Join us for Creator Lab Club where we will learn about God’s creation through STEAM activities. Each week students will explore a different project or experiment. Activities we’ve done in the past include pearler beads, tie-dye, slime, ozobots, and more! Join us for this 6-week after-school club. Open to current Providence students in 1st through 5th grade.
Grades:
Sponsor: Mr. Holcomb
Faith Builders is a LEGO-based building club that focuses on a different Bible Story each week. We integrate some robotics components to bring our stories to life as well, but we focus on biblical truths and building relationships through the bricks. Each student receives their own LEGO set they get to take home and every week we snack, read the bible, build a part of that story, and share our creations. We have plenty of laughs, smiles, and we learn how to work well with others while we gain confidence in our ability to share with others. The Faith Builders LEGO club is all about creativity, creation, and creating memories.
Grades:
Sponsor: Mr. Holcomb
Tuesdays from 3:00-4:00 p.m.
Each August, FIRST LEGO League Explore releases a new Challenge for teams that focuses on a scientific topic. This year’s theme is Masterpiece. Teams are sent on a journey of discovery to learn all they can about the topic, then present their findings in the form of a team poster and construct a LEGO model that moves. Teams come up with their own name, design their shirt, and work in teams of no more than 6 students.
Grades: 4-5
Sponsor: Mrs. Wright
Tuesdays from 3:00-4:00 p.m.
Mrs. Wright and Ms. Mann will lead a time of fellowship and girl talk for fourth and fifth-grade girls. We will learn how to navigate the challenges that come with being a young lady in today’s world and what Scripture says to see us through it all.
Grades: 3-5
Sponsor: Mr. Pennington and Mr. Fraser
Wednesdays from 2:45 – 4:15 p.m.
Athletes will learn soccer basics, technical training, and soccer rules as well as train tactically and technically. Speed and agility training is also a large part of this program. Athletes will learn skills of passing/kicking/and refine soccer skills to enable them to play at a higher level. We will be working with 5th Graders to be ready for middle school soccer team.
Grades:
Sponsor: Ms. Green and Mrs. Koenig
Thursdays from 3:00 – 4:00 p.m.
Come join Ms. Green and Mrs. Koenig as we sing songs, play games, and role-play as we learn why manners matter and character counts. We will teach the importance of living by “the Golden Rule,” having an “attitude of gratitude,” honoring your parents and teachers by obeying “right away without delay,” and wearing your “happy eyes.” We will also learn other practical tips on ways of showing respect. Students will also explore telephone manners, table manners, and conversation skills. Our desire is to mold your children into little ladies and gentlemen. This course is designed to “Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not depart from it.” Proverbs 22:6.
Grades: K-5
Sponsor: Mrs. Rue
Fridays from 3:00 – 4:00 p.m.
Mini Stallions is a year-long cheerleading class that teaches character development and leadership. Girls in grades K-5 will learn cheerleading motions, jumps, dances, cheers, and chants. The girls will learn cheers, chants, jumps, and dances. They will cheer at several football games, many basketball games, Grandparents’ Day, and the Spring Football Game.
Middle & High School Clubs
Grades: 10-12
Sponsor: Pam Supan
Donating flowers and spreading love, hope, and comfort by giving flowers to those in need. Flowers will be delivered to various places in the community such as nursing homes, police stations, and hospitals. There will also be opportunities to write notecards and express appreciation and write Bible verses for encouragement.
I love coming to a school where I can learn about God. Everyone here is kind and treats me like family.
Whitney L., Lower School
