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Providence Convent School was founded in the year 2008. It is an English medium Co-educational Independent school affiliated to CBSE with affiliation number 1030463 and has a General affiliation which is valid up to 31/3/2023. It lies in the Rajgarh district of Madhya Pradesh and is currently being managed by the Shishu Shiksha Prabandh Soc., Madhya Pradesh. It is presently under the principal -administration of MERCY THOMAS. There are a total of 48 rooms, 03 Labs, and 1 Library present in the school. You can find other information about the school in the tables below. NATURE OF THE SCHOOL Category of School Co-educational Medium of Instruction English Types of School Independent Labs and Rooms Details Total Rooms Total Lab Total Libraries Small Room Medium Room Large Room School Area (in Sq m.) Play Area (in Sq m.) 48 03 01 05 38 05 22640 3065 View full school

Providence Academy was established in 1994 to establish a low fee school for the diverse community of the Republic of South Africa. The curriculum offered by the school is CAPS and is monitored by the Gauteng Department of Education. Learners at Providence Academy sit for National Examinations. Providence academy combined school is committed to the development of all facets of the child, namely intellectual, emotional spiritual, and physical. Providence Academy is committed to an education whereby the child will be allowed to learn the necessary life skills which will enable him/her to succeed in a changing society, interaction between all stakeholders, community, teaching staff and learners will be encouraged. To accomplish our mission, we are committed to the appointment of the best available qualified staff that will be able to respect the diverse values, cultures, and norms within the school. Providence Academy was established in 1994 to establish a low fee school for the diverse community of the Republic of South Africa. The curriculum offered by the school is CAPS and is monitored by the Gauteng Department of Education. Learners at Providence Academy sit for National Examinations. Providence academy combined school is committed to the development of all facets of the child, namely intellectual, emotional spiritual, and physical. Providence Academy is committed to an education whereby the child will be allowed to learn the necessary life skills which will enable him/her to succeed in a changing society, interaction between all stakeholders, community, teaching staff and learners will be encouraged. To accomplish our mission, we are committed to the appointment of the best available qualified staff that will be able to respect the diverse values, cultures, and norms within the school. At providence academy we are committed to: Quality education for all. The creation of academic culture. Developing each learner to his/her potential as to achieve his life calling. Participation in extramural activities. Fostering of religious principles. Interacting with and serving our community. To transform learners into proud & responsible citizens. The school has a well-functioning computer Laboratory. We offer basic computer classes to Grade R – 9. Learners are offered computer Literacy for exposure to Information Technology Environment. Computer Literacy will not be formally accessed and therefore will not appear in learners’ reports. Often educational tours use multimedia to visually grab attention and encourage students to partake in an enjoyable learning experience. However, in the classroom, these exposed sensors may be limited. Students are more likely to enjoy and learn from a history class located in the center of where it all began, than in the classroom. If you’re a teacher that struggles to grab your student’s attention from time to time, school tours and field trips are sure to spark excitement to learn. Reinforcing the course material and allowing the lesson to come to life, allows them to visualize, experience, and discuss the information, allowing students to recall the experience long after the trip. Taking the students out of the classroom and into a new environment allows them to work as a team with other classmates outside of their normal group. Not only that, but they make lifelong memories among peers, which is no doubt a fun learning experience in itself View full school

The 12-member Corporation is the body that has the ultimate authority to exercise control over ownership of property, to promulgate and amend the by-laws, to accept or reject the recommendation for election to the Presidency of the College by the Board of Trustees, and to elect members of the Corporation and the Board of Trustees. The Corporation is comprised of four ex officio members and eight other individuals elected by the Corporation, four Dominican friars, and four laypersons. The ex officio members are the provincial of the Province of St. Joseph, the elected leader of the Dominican Order for the eastern region of the United States, the Roman Catholic Bishop of the Diocese of Providence, the president of the College, the executive vice president/treasurer and the chair of the Board of Trustees. The terms of office of the Bishop, the president, the provincial, and the chair of the Board of Trustees are co-terminus with the respective incumbency. The term of all other members is three years. The College president is the chief executive of the institution. The President's Cabinet, consisting of the president, executive vice president/treasurer, and six vice presidents, is the primary organizational vehicle by which the College is administered. The Cabinet typically meets weekly to discuss major administrative issues and make policy decisions. Responsibility for implementing Cabinet decisions rests with the appropriate vice president and the College president. Providence College is a Catholic, Dominican, liberal arts institution of higher education and a community committed to academic excellence in pursuit of the truth, growth in virtue, and God and neighbor's service. Providence College is confident in the appeal of reason, believes that human beings are disposed to know the truth, and trusts in the power of grace to enlighten minds, open hearts, and transform lives. Providence College maintains that the pursuit of truth has intrinsic value, that faith and reason are compatible and complementary means to its discovery, and that the search for truth is the basis for dialogue with others and critical engagement with the world. Providence College is committed to academic excellence and holds itself to the highest teaching, learning, and scholarship standards. Its core curriculum addresses critical questions of human existence, including life's meaning and purpose. It stresses the importance of moral and ethical reasoning, aesthetic appreciation, and understanding the natural world, other cultures, and diverse traditions. Providence College honors academic freedom, promotes critical thinking and engaged learning, and encourages a pedagogy of disputed questions. Providence College seeks to reflect the rich diversity of the human family. Following the example of St. Dominic, who extended a loving embrace to all, it welcomes qualified men and women of every background. It affirms the God-given dignity, freedom, and equality of each person. Providence College promotes the common good, the human flourishing of each member of the campus community, and neighbors' service near and far. Providence College brings the eight-hundred-year-old Dominican ideal of veritas to the issues and challenges of today. It seeks to share the fruits of contemplation in an increasingly global and diverse society and praise and bless all that is good and vital in human endeavors. Providence College supports the Dominican mission of preaching the gospel of Jesus Christ to a new generation of students and helping them discover God's providence in their lives. Providence College was founded in 1917 through a joint effort of the Diocese of Providence and the Dominican Friars of the Province of St. Joseph, with the blessing of Pope Benedict XV and the consent of the General Assembly of the State of Rhode Island. The driving force behind the development of the College was the late Rt. Rev. Matthew Harkins, D. D., Bishop of Providence, whose dream it was to create a center of advanced learning primarily for the Catholic youth of Rhode Island. However, the College's charter demonstrates that the founders intended PC to serve members of all religious faiths as it reads: "no person shall be refused admission . . . nor shall any person be denied any of the privileges, honors, or degrees in said college on account of the religious opinion he may entertain." Bishop Harkins' negotiations with the Dominicans of the Province of St. Joseph and his gifts of approximately 17 acres of land and $10,000 in scholarship funds helped make Providence College a reality. With donations coming primarily from Catholics of modest means, and a pledge from the Province of St. Joseph to provide Dominican administrators and teachers, the College broke ground for the imposing Harkins Hall in 1917. Two years later, in September 1919, it opened its doors to 71 students and nine Dominican faculty members. The Office of the Dean of Students and the Director of Cultural Education guide Cultural Agility initiatives (Pillar III of the Friar Four) for the Division of Student Affairs. Our programs seek to create awareness of cultural differences, support self-reflection and build cultural competencies. We provide educational dialogue opportunities about on-campus, local, and global traditions and concerns and support a wide variety of cultural groups and mentorship programs on campus. View full university

In November of 2001, a small group of Christians met in Chino, California, to consider establishing a Reformed Christian college on the West Coast. Parents and young people were often hesitant to travel great distances to the nearest Reformed college. Moreover, the West Coast had many students who would benefit from a specifically Reformed perspective in their college education. At Providence, we believe that an institution is most successful if its vision is stated clearly and integrated consciously into every aspect of community life. The principles that guide Providence are adherence to the teachings of Scripture, Christ-centeredness in both doctrine and practice, and faithful service in extending the Kingdom of God into every area of life. These principles are woven throughout the Providence experience, from school mission statement to syllabus. The name given to Providence Christian College speaks boldly of God's excellent provision in the past and our trust in His goodness to provide for this college's future. God's Word, "providence," means that our sovereign God controls, upholds, and rules everything so that nothing happens to us by chance. As one of our Reformed confessions states, as a result of God's Providence, "we can be patient when things go against us, thankful when things go well, and for the future, we can have good confidence in our faithful God and Father that nothing will separate us from His love" (Heidelberg Catechism, Lord's Day 10). Our name also demands that we remember His sovereign care every day in the future. Whenever we stop trusting His Providence, we will fail. Whenever we begin trusting in ourselves, we will fall. It is our prayer that Providence Christian College, and all those associated with it, will always promote its name, trusting in the compassionate care of our Heavenly Father. The eye-catching centerpiece to Providence's campus is McGavran Hall, named for India's famous Christian missionary, who was a significant influence on modern missions, Donald A. McGavran. Providence classrooms fill the second floor of this impressive three-story structure, recently remodeled and upgraded with newly installed wireless internet. Students enjoy a clean and functional learning environment, complete with wall-sized windows looking out on the campus with mountains in the background. As the Academic Resource Center (ARC) is located down the hall from the classrooms, academic help and a quiet study area are just a short walk away. Open until midnight, and the ARC is the place for late-night study groups and a workspace away from distractions. Pierce Hall is the most versatile and widely-used facility on campus. It is centrally located immediately to the north of Speer Hall. The upper floor houses the cafeteria, which is complete with outdoor balcony seating. Students share meals with Providence staff and faculty, along with the extended community of the campus's other residents and organizations. The Latourette Library stands tall at the north end of the campus. One large room of the second floor houses Providence's book collection and research materials. Against the walls, there are several study carrels and computers for exclusive use by Providence students. In addition to Providence's library, students have access to William Carey's expansive third-floor collection of theological and mission-oriented materials for study. Located at the edge of the campus to the west of the Pierce building, the Gladys Aylward Hall provides residential space for over 300 people. Providence occupies the northern wing of the building with men on the first floor and women on the second. Rooms consist mainly of two-person rooms complete with beds, desks, and ample storage space. Each hall has a spacious, typical restroom. In addition to residences, Aylward provides a well-stocked weight room, several community rooms, community kitchen facilities, barbeque, and mail service. Located on the north edge of campus along Elizabeth Street, Townsend Hall provides additional residential space. It boasts a newly renovated quad style living and a spacious inner courtyard. Providence is committed to affordable education for all of its students, which is why we partner with you to make an educational investment in your future. Because of hundreds of generous donors, 100% of our students receive financial aid. Providence holds its total cost at an average of $7500 less than other Christian colleges in California, and last year 72% of our students received a renewable academic scholarship. In order to help our students achieve their academic and religious goals during their time at Providence, we have instituted several financial aid packages, including Grants, Scholarships, Loans, and Work-Study Programs. Also, we offer the Providence Promise Loan Repayment Assistance Program. This program is unique to Providence and ensures that our graduates can successfully follow God's plan for their future without worrying about student loan debt. Our financial aid advisor is on hand to help you with anything you need and our admissions counselors are happy to let you know what the next steps are in applying for financial aid. View full university

As an expression of the teaching mission of Jesus Christ, the University of Providence's mission is to provide students with the opportunity to obtain a liberal education for living and making a living. The University of Providence was founded through the Sisters of Providence's collaborative efforts, the Ursuline Sisters, the Catholic Bishop of Great Falls, and the civic community. All of them recognized the societal need for higher education. Its educational mission, sponsored by the Sisters of Providence, continues to be dedicated people's shared endeavor. What makes the University of Providence uncommon? It starts with a supportive community. Our faculty are invested in your success so that your goals become their own. You will find you learn from discussion and connection with classmates as well. Our mission and deeply ingrained values of excellence, stewardship, justice, compassion, and respect are at the heart of your education. At the University of Providence, we offer more than 40 undergraduate academic programs to prepare you for various career paths. But it is about more than that. We guide you to a deeper understanding of the world and what it means to succeed in it. We prepare you to make a living and a life. University of Providence professors are supportive advocates with enormous faith – they will believe in you even when you doubt yourself. Tap into your inner strength and discover your calling at the University of Providence. Experience the University of Providence, where each day is shaped by Montana's Big Sky Country's spectacular surroundings. Stretch out of your comfort zone with the Corps of Discovery – University of Providence's freshman experience – and build lasting friendships while exploring the outdoors and participating in service projects and special retreat weekends. As you try new activities and become more curious about the world around you, you will have all the support you need to deepen your faith, find your calling, and discover uncommon courage. At the University of Providence, our graduate programs are defined by a high level of excellence. Our dedicated team of faculty is committed to their academic disciplines' standards, using reflective learning practices to maximize their personal and professional growth, and translate their expertise to students. For programs offered online, you will have the flexibility to fit a graduate education into your busy life. At the University of Providence, you will receive individual attention from professors dedicated to your success. No time to attend classes in the traditional classroom setting? The University of Providence offers online associates, bachelor's, and graduate degree programs for busy individuals like you who want to earn their degree in a flexible environment. Financial aid programs at the University of Providence are designed to help students pay for expenses associated with earning a college degree, including tuition, fees, books, transportation, supplies, and the student's living expenses while enrolled. Assistance may be provided through a combination of scholarship grants, work opportunities, and loans. The financial aid year begins with the fall semester, followed by spring and summer semesters. The University of Providence provides an ideal environment to help you succeed and achieve your future goals, no matter what country you call home. The University of Providence offers a small student-to-faculty ratio and a strong liberal arts curriculum that will give you a deeper understanding of yourself and the world around you. Europe. South America. Asia. Australia. That is what we ask you to do…and we will help you put a dream in your hand. There are universities on 6 of the seven continents, and you could expand your personal and potential professional life by seeing how other cultures live, learn, and work. How would a semester in another country look in your resume? You show that you have stepped out and expanded your perspectives! And your employer can see that semester as a value-added part of your liberal arts education. Students are highly encouraged to study abroad to enhance their educational experience and then their global perspectives. Regardless of major, we can help link you with a program for your interests….and expanding your world. Uncommon courage. It is what unites the tight-knit community of individuals exploring their frontiers at the University of Providence. As a student, you will experience a shift in awareness while examining your life, your faith, and what it all means. But you will not go it alone – you will have the support of friends, professors, and others you meet along the way. Great Falls is a place where you will never get bored. Hiking, kayaking, rafting, fishing, and horseback riding are just a few things the University of Providence students do for fun. Even if you are not an outdoor enthusiast, there are still plenty of ways to stay busy on campus. Join a club, sign up for intramurals, or serve our community and those in need. The year was 1932. The United States was in its worst economic condition in history—the Great Depression. Yet, in Montana, a small university had come to life thanks to a shared vision and dedication from a bishop and several sisters. Great Falls' Catholic Bishop, Reverend Edwin V. O'Hara, and the Sisters of Charity of Providence and the Ursuline Sisters worked together to create Great Falls Junior College. View full university

Divine Providence School was founded in the year 2008. It is an English medium Co-educational Independent school affiliated to CBSE with affiliation number 1130622, with classes Nursery/KG/LKG, I to XII, and has a General affiliation which is valid up to 31/3/2021. It lies in the Nagpur district of Maharashtra and is currently being managed by the Ish Kripa Society Of The Poor Servants, Eluru, Maharashtra. It is presently under the principal -administration of Mr.Sebastian P J, with a total of 17 staff members. There are a total of 17 rooms present in the school. The nearest railway station is Butibori and it is 10 KM far from the school. You can find other information about the school in the tables below. NATURE OF THE SCHOOL Category of School Co-educational Medium of Instruction English Types of School Independent LOCATION OF SCHOOL Nearest Railway Station Butibori Distance in KM 10 Nearest Police Station ButiboriButibori Distance in KM 12 Nearest Nationalised Bank Butibori Distance in KM 12 ENROLLMENT OF THE STUDENTS Class No. of Section No. of Student Nursery/KG/LKG 0 0 I 02 71 II 02 63 III 01 57 IV 02 82 V 01 32 VI 01 21 VII 01 12 VIII 0 0 IX 0 0 X 0 0 XI 0 0 XII 0 0 Labs and Rooms Details Room Number Size Length (in Ft.) Breadth (in Ft.) Bio-Tech Lab 0 0 0 Class Room 12 26 26 Composite Science Lab 01 26 26 Physics Lab 0 0 0 Chemistry Lab 0 0 0 Biology Lab 0 0 0 Maths Lab 1 26 26 Computer Science Lab 01 26 26 Home Science Lab 0 0 0 Library 01 33.5 33.5 Other Rooms 01 33.5 33.5 PARTICULARS OF TEACHING STAFF Staff Number Trained Untrained NTTs 0 0 0 PRTs 3 3 0 TGTs 10 10 0 Librarian 1 1 0 PTI 0 0 0 PGTs 3 3 0 *Vice Principal/Supervisor/Head Master/ Head Mistres 0 0 0 Physical Size Area of Campus (in sq. Mtrs.) 17454.0916532 (in Acres.) 4.313 Built up Area in (in sq. Mtrs.) 2601.06 Whether the School at one site or two site NO Area of Playground (in sq. Mtrs.) 8000 SANITARY CONDITIONS Type of W.C and Urinals flush No. of Urinals/Lavatories Separately for Boys 18 No. of Urinals/Lavatories Separately for Girls 18 Potable Water yes Has Certificate about health and sanitary conditions, drinking water and fire safety of the school has been obtained from the competent authorities of the area? yes LIBRARY FACILITIES Total No of Books 5500 Periodicals 4 Dailies 3 Reference Books 20 Magazine 4 SPORTS & GAMES Swimming Pool No Indoor Games Yes Dance Rooms Yes Gymnasium No Music Rooms Yes Hostel No Health and Medical Check up Yes View full school

For more than 40 years, Providence Day School (PDS) has fostered in each student a passion for learning, a strong sense of social responsibility, and a commitment to personal integrity. As a school, we exist to inspire. Providence Day School has assembled one of the nation's finest pre-collegiate faculties, with over 60% holding advanced degrees in their field. The school recently launched it is One to World' initiative that seeks to connect its students to the global community and empower them to become active participants in creating an optimal teaching and learning environment. A campus-wide digital citizenship initiative also builds in students an understanding of how they can successfully navigate and operate within an ever-connected world. Providence Day School is a global school focused on developing successful and responsible global citizens. We introduce our Lower School students to Chinese, Spanish, and French. Our Global Studies Diploma Program, the first of its kind in the country, allows students in grades 9-12 to choose a curriculum and set of experiences that lead to a second Global Studies diploma. Our teachers are also allowed to earn a Global Educators Certificate. We also understand the need for play within our rigorous curriculum, socialization, rest, creativity, and experiential learning. We truly value family and work ceaselessly to build meaningful, life-long connections with our parents, alumni, grandparents, alumni parents, and other supporters. The school enjoys a strong culture of philanthropy and vibrant partnerships within the broader Charlotte region. We are a community for life. Providence Day School is a Round Square member school. Round Square is a worldwide network of schools in 40 countries across five continents. Its schools share a holistic approach to learning built around six pillars: Internationalism, Democracy, Environmentalism, Adventure, Leadership, and Service. The Southern Association of Independent Schools accredits Providence Day School. It is a member of the National Association of Independent Schools, North Carolina Association of Independent Schools, and Council for the Advancement and Support of Education. Core Values We believe the school community should promote global awareness and connections to the world and the local community. We believe that students should be astute thinkers and persistent, creative problem solvers. We believe the school community should maximize individual potential by encouraging new endeavors and risk-taking without fear of failure. We believe that teachers are a significant influence on our students; therefore, we exercise great care in selecting faculty members. In addition to demonstrating excellence in their fields of instruction, they must love working with students. We believe that students should enjoy the right to express themselves in a way that shows respect for others and honors the school community's spirit. We believe that our students' success depends on a partnership that includes teachers, parents, administrators, support staff, grandparents, alumni, and friends. We encourage the extended school family to be active in each student's development. Parents should expect that their involvement will make a difference. We believe in developing within our students an ability to appreciate and value the differences among people in our school community and those in the larger world around us. We believe in the value of personal honesty as the foundation for students' preparation to become responsible citizens and leaders. We believe that the purpose of athletic activities is to promote physical vigor, teamwork, school spirit, sportsmanship, and a sense of personal accomplishment. We believe that non-athletic activities enable students to discover new talents, contribute to a group effort, gain self-confidence, and develop leadership skills. We believe that responsible and thoughtful management of the school's financial and human resources is essential to accomplishing our mission. We aim to attract curious learners who take an active role in their educational journey in the classrooms, on the fields and courts, in the labs, through travel, and on various stages. We believe that we have a fantastic community here at Providence Day. A Place of Inspired Learning. Our students live in an ever-shrinking world, connected and driven by digital technologies, which help expand the amount of knowledge at an exponential rate. We offer a forward-thinking program that produces graduates who can collaborate and lead in diverse workspaces, master multiple digital technology tools, and virtually access and evaluate massive amounts of information online. While the activities may vary, PDS teachers manage to keep all this excitement going daily. However, what sets our teachers apart is their unwavering dedication to treating students as individuals, differentiating instruction to bring out the best in each student, and helping them develop into astute thinkers and persistent, creative problem solvers. View full school

Preparing children for a faith-based life built on a strong foundation of academic excellence and personal character was the dream of Providence Academy's Board President in 1994. After gathering a visionary group and working for many years, they founded Providence Academy in 2001. As the vision turned into reality, the ground was broken on March 25, 2000, in Plymouth, Minnesota, a western suburb of Minneapolis. As an independent, nonprofit, coeducational Roman Catholic school, Providence Academy opened its doors with a starting enrollment of 206 students. The stately school building is beautifully designed for state-of-the-art functioning and student comfort. Currently, approximately 840 students are enrolled in grades pre-kindergarten through 12. The school employs more than 100 Lower, Middle, and High School faculty and staff, including four full-time counselors (guidance and college), a full-time nurse, and full-time security officers. About 60% of faculty members hold master's degrees, and roughly 8% hold a Ph.D. Providence Academy is approved as a Catholic School and affiliated with the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis. The school is accredited by the Independent Schools Association of the Central States (ISACS) and the North Central Association of Schools and Colleges. The State also approves it of the Minnesota Department of Education. Providence is also a member of the MAIS (Minnesota Association of Independent Schools). As a member of the Minnesota State High School League's Independent Metro Athletic Conference (IMAC), Providence Academy offers 25 sports and many additional activities. Approximately 80% of high school students participate in athletics, and many more benefit from additional activities and clubs. Providence Academy is a Roman Catholic college-preparatory school with a comprehensive, core-knowledge curriculum that promotes superior academic achievement, mastery of skills and content, character development, and citizenship within a faith-filled, Christian environment. From the heart of our motto, "Faith, Knowledge, Virtue," Providence Academy develops habits of spirit, mind, and action to prepare students for future leadership invocations and civic life. The faith and morals taught by the Catholic Church provide the foundation for time-honored training in the liberal arts and sciences. An emphasis on the intellectual and cultural heritage of Western civilization highlights principles of freedom and justice necessary for American self-government. The curriculum's rigor instills customs of discipline and assures breadth and depth in students' mastery of educational basics. Extracurricular activities and events incorporate the diverse God-given talents and interests of young people according to our mission. Providence Academy aims to graduate citizens who are good believers, good thinkers, good citizens, good people—in a word, good Christians, prepared to meet American life's challenges and complexities in the 21st century. Providence Academy accepts the governance of moral and civil law. We are a community of individuals who respect the good in each of God's children, in our thoughts, our words, and our actions. We recognize rightful authority. We speak truthfully. We are honest in our work and our dealings with others. We are compassionate, gracious, and courteous to all. We aspire to be citizens who honor God, country, and neighbor. Providence Academy admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally made available to students. We do not discriminate based on race, color, national and ethnic origin in administering our educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs. The Providence Academy community is a Christian educational community dedicated to serving the needs of our students. Whether those needs are spiritual, moral, or intellectual, we try to be people who serve Christ's Kingdom. Our faculty, staff, and administration see PA's communal focus as helping children become independent adults by educating their minds, hearts, and souls. Such independence only happens when parents, students, faculty, and staff work together toward a joint mission rooted in the Gospel vision of love. Alumni are our pride and joy. They represent everything that our school has worked so hard to foster. They are their parents' and our success stories. At Providence Academy, the Lower School and Middle School core knowledge curriculum specifies what content is taught from one year to the next and encourages mastery of skills based on content. The curriculum incorporates United States history, world history, geography, essential math, science, art, music, oral and written expression, classic stories, and poems. Phonics and traditional math instruction are among the proven teaching methods applied in classrooms. Exposure to foreign languages is offered K-5, with Latin added in 6-7. Small classes ensure adequate personalized attention. Our Upper School's focused curricular philosophy channels students' efforts into classes beneficial for college admission. State-of-the-art facilities enable students to pursue electives such as Studio Art, Engineering Lab, Publications, Photography, Family and Consumer Science, Speech and Debate, Theater, Band, Choir, and Strings. Sports and other extracurricular activities help students develop skills and talents while providing fun outside the high school classroom. View full school

Respect—for oneself, for others, for ideas, and the property—is the vital connection that makes every individual a valued member of our community. Shared experiences and teamwork embody each member of our school's interdependence and fulfill our potential as a dynamic community of learners. To succeed in being a lifelong learner is to succeed as a life-long questioner who embraces a sense of wonder and curiosity about the world. Accordingly, Providence Country Day faculty press for questions as much as answers. Here we champion independent learning and diverse aptitudes and present a vision of the world as a boundless, ever-changing, and provocative place. We strive for balance and ask our students to do the same. View full school

As prescribed by the school motto, Virtus cum Scientia and Virtue with Knowledge, Providence University values general education and professional training since established in 1956. Following the university objectives of "Holistic Formation and Professional Guidance," we aim to educate our students to realize the value of life with Truth, Goodness, Beauty, and Ethics to expand global vision and communication ability to foster the desire of knowledge seeking and problem-solving and to possess specialized knowledge with proper use of technology. These core competencies illustrated above define student employability before graduation and are integrated into all courses offered. In other words, Providence University consistently strives to foster students' abilities with a focus on long-term career development in specialized fields, which can also be transferred into different professional areas. In recent years, the practice of service-learning has become the core value of the university to promote campus culture, emphasizing teaching, research, humanity, morality, and services. Providence University in Taiwan is a Catholic institution. Under the guidance of the gospel message of love, mercy, and justice, Providence University is committed to each student's education as a whole person. It strives to assist them in developing lifelong values, research, and critical thinking skills to affect positive changes in society. Providence University, as a Catholic University, has Christian inspiration, and it pursues the following goals: Reflection of Knowledge in the light of Faith Fidelity to Christian Message as expressed in the Catholic Tradition Institutional commitment to the service of the people View full university