Every Child Walks Into School Carrying Questions

Who am I?
What is true?
What is good?

These aren’t questions reserved for college philosophy classes. They’re the questions your child brings to school—often without even knowing they’re asking them.

And you, as a parent, made a courageous choice:
You chose a school that doesn’t ignore those questions, but answers them with the clarity of Scripture and the beauty of truth.

That’s the power of classical Christian education.

Formation, Not Just Information

In today’s world, it’s easy to believe that education is simply about grades, test scores, or college acceptance letters. But classical Christian education is different.

It’s not just about what your child knows—it’s about who they’re becoming.

At Providence Academy, your child is being trained to think deeply, reason clearly, speak winsomely, and love what is true, good, and beautiful. That’s because classical Christian education understands something profound:

“Education is not the filling of a pail, but the lighting of a fire.” — William Butler Yeats

That fire? It’s the desire to live for Christ in every area of life.

And that formation doesn’t happen by accident. It happens because you, as a parent, made a decision that discipleship matters more than mere academics.

Clarity in a Culture of Confusion

We live in a world that is loud with competing narratives—about identity, truth, and purpose. Our culture is not passive; it is actively shaping the hearts and minds of the next generation.

But classical Christian education steps boldly into that space.

It teaches students to think logically and biblically.
To love virtue more than applause.
To live not for self, but for the glory of God and the good of others.

And it does this because you said “yes” to something different.
Something ancient.
Something faithful.

The 40-Hour Influence

Your children spend around 40 hours a week in school. That’s more time than in church, more time than around the dinner table, and more time than with any other daily influence.

You understood that those hours are not neutral.

That’s why you chose a place where Christ is not confined to a Bible class or chapel—but is Lord of every subject, every classroom, and every conversation.

At Providence, we don’t just teach math or literature. We teach children to see God’s hand in math and God’s truth in story. We show them that all knowledge is unified in Christ (Colossians 1:17).

Because you chose this education, your child is being given a lens through which to see the world rightly—a biblical worldview.



Thank You

Thank you for choosing a path that is not always the easiest or most popular—but one that is eternally significant.

Thank you for entrusting your child to a school that loves Christ, treasures Scripture, and partners with you in the work of discipleship.

We don’t take that lightly.

Because of your choice, your child is not just being educated.
They are being formed—mind, heart, and soul—to live wisely and walk faithfully in a world that needs both.