Providence eLearning

In this course, students will learn the fundamentals of solid journalistic writing, including specific techniques that will improve writing for not only publication, but for academia and the future workplace as well.  Types and techniques include editing, interviewing, in-depth reporting, sports writing, editorial writing and journalism ethics.  Writers and reporters from local media outlets may also give presentations.  Students will hone their skills through writing exercises and assignments and will create a portfolio of their best writing.  Student writing will be used to create the Providence Academy Word (PAW), the school’s online newspaper. Students will also be challenged to seek publication of one or more of their class assignments in a variety of local publications or media outlets.

After this class you'll never ask a question like that!

This class is a survey of Catholic Theology with an emphasis on the Person of Jesus Christ, His salvific mission, the Catholic Church, and particular apologetical questions. The Catechism of the Catholic Church, Sacred Scripture, and Patristic and Scholastic writings will be utilized in order to engage students and assist them in developing a deeper relationship with their Savior.

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COURSE OVERVIEW:

elcome to 8^th Grade English and Literature class!  I am delighted to have you as a student!  And I invite you to prepare your imaginations for a journey where we will encounter heroes, villains, the redeemed, and the fallen.  Over the course of the year, you will meet classic characters (Kino, Napoleon the Pig, Scrooge, Scout, Atticus Finch, Romeo, Juliet and many more), and you will grow in your understanding of the great conversation literature presents – the conversation about what it is to be human.  You can join the great conversation and, in addition, cultivate new ideas and skills that will develop you into a stronger reader, writer, speaker, and thinker.

Are you ready for the journey?

 Are you ready for the journey?

The 2D Art Projects class was created to offer middle school students the opportunity for more in-depth explorations in art beyond what is covered in the CKC classes.  Each quarter consists of three or four main projects focusing primarily on a range of drawing, painting and mixed-media techniques.  Additional, smaller assignments will lead up to or compliment the major projects throughout the semester along with the viewing and discussion of images from art history. 

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Student Ambassadors (including FIT Members) are a group of dynamic students, representative of the diversity within our student body, who are able to balance the demands of an academic workload with the requirements of the Student Ambassador program. Student Ambassadors are able to maintain athletics, arts, and other extra-curricular commitments over and above classes and the Student Ambassador program. Student Ambassadors may take on several duties during the academic year to assist Admissions in attracting new students to PA.