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The teaching mission of Providence Catholic School is to provide a Catholic environment in which we consciously strive to find ways to demonstrate our ardent belief in God and provide each child the opportunity to reach his/her total potential.
This involves spiritual growth and a relationship with Jesus Christ, as well as intellectual, psychological, social and physical development.
To strengthen that relationship with Christ, it is our goal that each child will grow in understanding, appreciation and respect of self, of others, and of the world.
We believe, moreover that we are enabled in this ministry by the Holy Spirit, the source of wisdom and truth.
The teaching mission of Providence Catholic School is to provide a
Catholic environment in which we consciously strive to find ways to
demonstrate our ardent belief in God and provide each child the
opportunity to reach his/her total potential. This involves
spiritual growth and a relationship with Jesus Christ, as well as
intellectual, psychological, social and physical development. To
strengthen that relationship with Christ, it is our goal that each
child will grow in understanding, appreciation and respect of self,
of others, and of the world. We believe, moreover that we are
enabled in this ministry by the Holy Spirit, the source of wisdom
and truth.
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