Steadfast: Your gift toward future generations

WATCH THE VIDEO

Steadfast: Your gift toward future generations

WATCH THE VIDEO

Steadfast: Your gift toward future generations

WATCH THE VIDEO

“Our primary goal is to teach students to love what is lovely, to think and act biblically, and to pursue academic excellence in joyful submission to the Lord Jesus Christ.”

Ryan Evans,  Headmaster

Classical education - Timeless, holistic, proven

Classical education has been around since the Greeks and Romans and trained many of the greatest thinkers, and it’s just as effective and needed today.

The form, content, and purpose of classical education is designed to teach students how to think well. The full scope of a good education includes courses in literature, music, science, history, Latin, math, logic, art, Bible, and rhetoric. The goal is not simply acquisition of knowledge but the cultivation of worldview that seeks to honor Christ with renewed minds (Romans 12:2).

Classical education uses a three-part system (“the trivium”) that teaches grammar, logic, and rhetoric in a way that matches how children learn best in each grade. Students gain knowledge, then understanding, and finally wisdom in accordance with their maturing abilities. Classical education transcends grades, programs, and even college preparation so students can pursue truth through critical thought and seek beauty and goodness to become more like Christ.

Read more about classical education

What Do Students Say About Providence?
  • “Providence encourages a culture of leadership, morality, and respect for fellow students and staff. This truly was the best-kept secret and we now share our love for this school with everyone with school-age kids! It has blessed our family immensely, and the growth in my four enrolled students at Providence has been remarkable.”

    B.B., Parent
  • “It was my pleasure to guide a group of Providence students through a backstage tour of our production of the Nutcracker. I was so impressed with the behavior of these young adults. They were poised, confident, friendly, engaging, extremely polite, and I must say, very well dressed. We have all known some awkward youths, youths uncomfortable meeting the gaze of an elder, mumbling mono-syllabic answers to a question, etc. These young adults were none of that.”

    Janet Jamieson, Group Sales Manager, Pacific Northwest Ballet
  • “We were very blessed by the Providence work team. The secondary students were delightful, hard-working, easy to direct, polite, diligent and fun to get to know a little bit. Thank you for sending a detachment our way and serving us with cheerful hearts, even in the rain.”

    Jonathan Nichols, Owner, Filbert Acres
  • “Providence is a step above most other private schools in the area academically... Also, they are unapologetic about being thoroughly Christian in every aspect, which was important to our family.”

    J.R.W., Parent
  • “I had the pleasure of working with, and guiding, a 3rd and a 5th grade class tour of the State Capitol... They not only had much prior knowledge but also were well-versed in respectful behavior. Because of the teachers' expectations and the parents' guidance as well, the trip was exceedingly meaningful, fun, and deserving of my praise and congratulations to all from your school.”

    Gery Gerst, Tour Guide, Olympia Capitol Building