We believe that the best way to experience Providence High School not through shadow days but through campus tours. As a result, we do not offer regularly scheduled shadow days for students. However, in lieu of shadow days, we encourage students and parents to attend a campus tour.
Our tours are held weekly on Tuesday mornings and Friday afternoons starting in September through December.
To schedule a tour, please visit our Campus Tours page under Admissions.
Providence offers a need-based Financial Aid program available to qualifying families that complete the Financial Aid application by the specified due date.
For more information, please visit our Financial Aid page under Financial Information.
Test scores are a snap shot of the student’s profile. We assess your child’s grades, recommendations and consider the student’s interview in making our decision.
Yes, students are expected to maintain a 2.0 GPA, satisfy all Christian Service Hours requirements, and remain in acceptable behavioral standing. Parents must satisfy all the requirements for Parent Service
Hours (and not be billed for them).
All of Providence High School’s awards are based on demonstrated need. Although family income level is an important consideration, many other factors enter into the decision making process including number of children in the family, number of children attending schools which charge tuition, other family dependents, unusual circumstances, extraordinary expenses, etc.
It is the school’s policy to require both parents to complete a separate PFS. While recognizing that divorce can create challenging situations, it is expected that both parents share the responsibility of providing for their child’s education. It is the responsibility of the custodial parent to ask the non-custodial parent to furnish a separate PFS form along with their tax returns and W-2’s.
Providence High School recognizes that each family’s situation is unique. Every family situation is reviewed carefully, and an individual decision is made based on all available information. It is difficult to offer general guidelines by which you can determine your own eligibility.
