Service & Missions

Showing the love of Christ

by reaching out to others.

From early childhood, students at Providence are taught to show Christ’s love in action. There are community service opportunities off and on campus from preschool through 12th grade to reach out through giving, building, and other special projects. Our high school students have the opportunity to participate in a global missions project.

Varsity Cheer Wins Regional Title

Varsity Cheer Wins Regional Title The Varsity Cheer Competition team competed at FHSAA Regionals against 8 teams on January 14th and came away with a 1st place win. This is the 5th regional win in the last 10 years for the cheer program. The team earned a bye and will go straight to finals. State finals is February 3rd at Exactech Arena at the University of Florida. STATE CHEER

2023 College Fair

2023 College Fair Date: Thursday, February 23, 2023Time: 5:00-7:00 p.m.Place: University of North Florida, University Center, 12000 Alumni Drive, Jacksonville, FL 32224The event is free and open to students and parents of Providence and the other college preparatory schools in Jacksonville. University representatives from schools in Florida and around the US will be joining us at UNF for our annual college preparatory fair. We encourage our high school students and parents to take advantage of this wonderful opportunity to learn more about their universities of interest and connect with representatives.

Community Service Hours

Community Service Hours Providence students are required to complete 25 hours of community service each year (100 hours total.) Students must have a total of 75 by the end of their junior year with the remaining 25 hours due by Christmas break of their senior year. Students should submit community service hours to the Registrar, Leah Wilkes by the last day of their junior year. Hours earned during the summer will count towards the following school year. Are you interested in pursuing a career in medicine? Get involved with volunteer opportunities at one of the many area hospitals. Do you have creative talent and aren’t sure where this could lead? Volunteer to support youth camps or programs for the elderly to engage those who would enjoy your skills. Take some initiative and try to find meaningful opportunities to serve. Learn More.

SAT Boot Camp

REGISTER NOW SAT Boot Camp Providence is excited to offer an SAT Bootcamp. SAT Boot Camp is proven to prepare and improve your SAT score! Four 2.5 hour group sessions with an expert SAT instructor. SAT strategy guide, personal binder for each student, and practice material. When: Feb 11 - March 4 (4 Saturdays in a Row)Time: 8:30-11:00 am (All 4 Saturdays Required)Where: Dr. Smith's Room and Mrs. Joyce's room Cost: $275 total for all 4 sessions Limited space. We only have 50 seats available!

Rising 9th-12th Grade Parent Meeting

Rising 9th-12th Grade Parent Meeting The School Counseling Department will host an Academic Planning Night for parents of incoming Upper School Students on Thursday, January 26 at 6 pm in the Dining Hall. If you have a rising 9th, 10th, 11th, or 12th-grade student for the 2023-2024 school year, you will not want to miss this academic information. After an introduction in the dining hall, 11th and 12th-grade parents will remain in the dining hall, while 9th and 10th-grade parents have a breakout session in the Upper School Media Center on the second floor. These breakout sessions will allow conversations for grade-level specific information and questions. The School Counselors and Administration team will review processes for course selections and discuss important topics for Upper School. This recorded information will also be emailed to families, in the event you are unable to attend. We look forward to seeing our parents for this time of planning!

Rising 6th-8th Grade Parent Meeting

Rising 6th-8th Grade Parent Meeting The School Counseling Department will host an Academic Planning Night for parents of incoming Middle School Students on Tuesday, January 31st at 6pm in the Dining Hall. If you have a rising 6th, 7th, or 8th grade student for the 2023-2024 school year, you will not want to miss this academic information. The School Counselors and Administration team will review processes for course selections and discuss important topics for Middle School. This recorded information will also be emailed to families, in the event you are unable to attend. You will have an opportunity to ask questions regarding your student's next steps in Middle School. We look forward to seeing our parents for this time of planning!

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