Providence Classical Christian School
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A Private Classical and Christian School offering a Christ centered learning environment for grades PK - 12.
Providence Distinctives
Every school community, whether public or private, has certain elements unique to the mission and vision of the organization. These can be communicated in writing, but more importantly are tangibly observed and experienced in the day-to-day life of the school. The core distinctives at Providence can summarized in three basic categories:
1. Christian Emphasis – Providence uses a discipleship model of education. Our mission is to partner with Christian parents; that is, we seek to work alongside Christian parents in the education of their children. Every Providence family attends a Christian church (we have over 35 churches represented at the school) and shares the core values of educating their children in the fear and admonition of God’s Word. When both parents and teachers are like-minded in their desire to teach children from a distinctively biblical world and life view, the partnership can flourish.
2. Classical Education – The Trivium-based approach to education provides the structure, the content and the method for educating students. The curriculum is rich in math and science and the liberal arts: history, Latin, literature, logic, music, and rhetoric. Our rigorous curriculum helps students develop into readers and thinkers as they study the great works of the Western World. Students are trained to think clearly and to reason persuasively, learning to seek true knowledge, understanding, and wisdom as found in Jesus Christ.
3. Culture of Discipleship – Education is enculturation to a way of thinking and acting. When all our school families share the core beliefs in the triune God of the Bible, it necessarily impacts school culture: healthy peer relationships, where students across grade levels love and encourage each other to love and good deeds; communal activities and traditions such as Protocol, Reformation Day, and the House system; and high academic and behavior standards, which reflect the common values outlined in God’s Word. Our primary focus is how to live and think as Christians, pursuing virtue in Christ.
09/18/2026
It’s been an exciting start to the school year, and we are filled with purpose and hope now more than ever! Thank you to all who have blessed Providence over the years with your faithful prayers, service, and support. Your love for our school and its students are reflected in the words of our most recent generous donor:
“God is at the center of all that Providence does as a school. We celebrate excellence in academics and athletics, but above all, we celebrate what Christ has done for us on the cross. The faculty at Providence genuinely loves and serves its students, modeling what it means to live a Christ-centered life. Our hope is that these students will one day carry that same faith, character, and commitment into the world and have a lasting impact on the next generation.”
We are humbled and grateful for this opportunity. Thank you for considering how you might further invest in Providence and bless our students, staff and faculty for years and generations to come!
Before his death in 1877, Sir Henry Williams Baker spoke these last words from his hymn based on Psalm 23:
Perverse and foolish, oft I strayed,
But yet in love He sought me
And on His shoulder gently laid,
And home, rejoicing, brought me.
It is a unique gift and blessing to hear Providence students singing songs and hymns so rich in the knowledge of God’s tender mercies and love. It is an even greater gift to know that their teachers are praying daily for these truths to seep deeply into their hearts and minds, encouraging and equipping them now and all the days of their lives. Soli Deo Gloria!
09/17/2026
Our secondary students return home today from their annual retreat at Lakeside Bible Camp! Here’s a snippet from yesterday’s competition put on by House Council. The (bright!) sun came out and warmed up the field just in time for the giant slip n’ slide! More photos and video to come - thankful for the staff and volunteers who supervised and served all week, and for these young adults who exuded joy, love for one another, and honor to the Lord in their time away from home and the classroom. Rest up this weekend, Highlanders!
Our annual golf marathon fundraiser is coming up next Friday, September 18th! Golfers and non-golfers (men and women!) are invited and encouraged to join us for a full day of fun on the course, followed by a catered lunch at Echo Lake Country Club.
Lest the acting prowess of Mr. Evans, Mr. Worley, Mr. Hatcher and Mr. Lukkasson fool you, all proceeds from the golf marathon will go toward our financial aid program benefiting Providence students and families. ✨
Registration closes Sunday - sign up at the link in our bio! Have a question or need an extension? Send us a DM or email [email protected]. Hope to see you there!
09/03/2026
🛝📚✏️📓🍎We’re sliding in feet first to a new school year! Today was buzzing with positive energy from students and staff alike, and we are so excited for the months ahead! May God bless every Providence family and fill our hearts and halls with grace, wisdom, encouragement, gratitude, and godly love for one another. ❤️ Welcome back, Highlanders!
08/17/2026
Providence students closed out the 25-26 school year with high energy at jog-a-thon and field day, and we’re getting excited to see your joyful faces (and how much you’ve grown) when school starts in a couple weeks! Until then, soak up these last days of summer break full of rest, time with family and friends, and blessings which the Lord gives to us in all seasons. Praying for ready hearts and minds come September!
08/12/2026
Hey Highlanders! Summer is coming to a close and we’re getting ready for a new season with a quick look back at highlights from the end of the 2026 school year…
In May, our spring season ended on a high note at the WA 1B State Track & Field Championships, where 11 Providence athletes competed in unusually stormy weather for much of the weekend.
🎉 After a back and forth duel in windy conditions, sophomore Clara Day took first place in girls pole vault and became our first ever female state champion! She followed up in the triple jump with an outstanding PR that placed her second overall.
🎉 Junior Kate Bredenberg also put down personal bests in both hurdle events, placing 6th in the 100m and 5th in the 300m amongst ever-increasing competition from across the state.
Congratulations to all of our athletes who displayed incredible sportsmanship and perseverance at the meet (swipe to the end to see all of the final results)!
In addition to Coaches Nate Morris and Erik Day, assistant coach and Providence dad Chad Kessens (hurdles) and pole vault coach Paul Engel generously gave their time and energy to provide specialized coaching and support. We are so grateful to God for providing these men, and for the many evidences of His kindness and encouragement seen widely in the track & field community! Soli Deo Gloria!
07/17/2026
Last week, Freedom 250 and the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) honored winners of their American Heroes Student Art Contest at a special awards ceremony in Washington D.C. After reviewing more than 1,000 submissions, judges recognized outstanding artists for their creativity, historical reflection, and civic pride as America commemorates its 250th anniversary.
We are proud to announce that rising 7th grader Catherine Li was among the honorees, winning first place in the Middle School Category in Washington State for her depiction of Albert Einstein and his enduring significance in our nation’s history. What a wonderful achievement and opportunity to represent Providence on the national stage! Congratulations, Catherine!
06/05/2026
And just like that, it’s time for our seniors to don their caps and gowns! Providence community and supporters, you are warmly invited to tonight’s graduation ceremony beginning at 7pm (send us a message for more details).
Join us in celebrating these remarkable young men and women and honoring their many unique accomplishments. We are so proud and thankful for God’s kindness to each of them, which they have in turn shared so generously with one another.
Congratulations, class of 2026!
06/05/2026
🎓 Since coming to Providence as a freshman, Lydia has enjoyed playing viola in the high school band and participating in various activities and clubs. She will be attending University of Washington Bothell in the fall, where she looks forward to meeting new people and the start of a new chapter!
📝 What she’ll miss: I’m going to miss the fact that we can openly talk about God and connect every subject back to Him during class. I’m going to miss my classmates and being able to enjoy so much time together. I’m going to miss the loving and kind and God-fearing community that I have been with for so long.
Congratulations, Lydia!
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