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Celebrating the Class of 2023

A group of people from the Class of 2023 celebrating in front of a building.

Graduation Ceremony

The Class of 2023 is celebrating their graduation ceremony at Providence school.

We are celebrating an amazing class of artists, leaders, thinkers, and givers ready to launch into the world. These Stallions joined together with a spirit of unity for an incredible senior year. Join us in celebrating not only what these young adults have accomplished but who they are. Go Senior Stallions!

Important Info

Seating

Doors will open at 9:00 AM.  Please arrive between 9:00 – 9:40 AM.  Seating is first-come, first served.  Please read the Graduation Guide for more information.

Streaming

The graduation ceremony will be streamed live.  The ceremony in its entirety will be available for download after the ceremony for free.

Photography

Official photography is being done by Cady Studios.  A professional proof of the graduate will be emailed directly to you from Cady Studios for purchase.  Candid photos of the entire event will be available online in the photo gallery.  

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