Our Lady of Providence School has a wonderful, welcoming spirit,
a sense of community, and high academic expectations.
We are, however, first and foremost a community of believers.
Passing on our Faith is our ministry and we- teachers, parents,
parishioners- work together to create an atmosphere that is Christ
and child centered. It does, indeed, take a whole parish to educate
a child.
The teachers strive to teach as Jesus did, creating a caring and
supportive classroom environment to nurture students in their
spiritual, academic, personal, and social development. They seek
out opportunities for professional development by actively pursuing
resources in the community to attain new information and skills.
These professionals adjust curriculum content, instructional activities
and assessments to address each individual student’s learning
needs. Our Learning Consultant and our Counselor provide additional
resources and work with teachers, students and parents to provide
a seamless approach to learning.
When our children leave Our Lady of Providence School they are
well prepared for the challenges that await them in high school.
Our graduates are successful in college and as adults, make meaningful
contributions to the communities in which they live and beyond.
We are proud of our students and Our Lady of Providence School,
where every child is known by heart. If you have any questions
please do not hesitate to call.
PHILOSOPHY
Our
Lady of Providence School Community is dedicated to helping students
develop and maintain the self-confidence and spirituality to meet
the challenges of life. We believe that our faith is inseparably
intertwined with the diligent and thorough pursuit of academic excellence,
enabling our students to solve problems, dream dreams, achieve success,
and grow in wisdom and grace to reach their fullest potential.
We support parents as the first teachers and foremost catechists
of their children. As teachers, we amplify these lessons through
word and example. In addition, we challenge these same children
to grow as self-teachers, life-long learners, and proclaimers of
the gospel. Indeed, we recognize that our entire parish community,
in the generosity and witness of its members, is the wide classroom
in which these lessons come to be learned.
As a community, we accept our responsibility to provide an atmosphere
conducive both to scholastic achievment and the realization that
Christ is the perfect model for living daily life.
We have a vision of graduates
who:
• Love God and accept His unconditional love for them
• Respect all of God’s creation
• Respond to God’s call within their community
• Face the realities of society with compassion
• Use faith principles to facilitate social justice
• Welcome and show appreciation for diversity of religion,
race,
gender, physical condition, culture and experience
• Seek to realize their greatest potential
• Enjoy the satisfaction of a job well done
• View failure and criticism as opportunities for growth
• Apply independent decision-making skills
• Implement technology with efficiency and wisdom
• Cooperate with others in achieving worthwhile goals
OUR LADY OF PROVIDENCE
CATHOLIC SCHOOL
Where Every Child is Known by Heart
BULLETIN ANNOUNCEMENTS
Providence Fest Book Fair
Please start saving books, records, videos, CDs, DVDs, and books on tape for the Providence Fest Book Fair which will be held on Saturday, October 8th.
Collections will begin after Labor Day. For more information, please contact Betty Amelotti at 843-3604
Registration is taking place now for the OLP PSR
We offer religion classes and sacramental preparation tostudents who attend public schools or do not otherwise receive religious education.
For registration or questions, please contact Peggy Krupp at 849-4418 or email: jkrupp@charter.net.
After School Care
Registration is now available for the 2011-2012 school year for children K-5. Enrollment forms may be obtained by calling 842-2843 or contacting the rectory.
Labels for Education
We collect proof of purchase labels on Campbells, V-8, Pepperidge Farm, BIC writing products, Post cereal, Prego, Swanson, Pop Secret, Glad food storage, and Spaghetti O’s. A drop-off container is located in the Church vestibule.
on tape for the Providence Fest Book Fair which will be held on Saturday, October 8th.
attend public schools or do not otherwise receive religious education.
Pepperidge Farm, BIC writing products, Post cereal, Prego, Swanson, Pop Secret, Glad food storage, and Spaghetti O’s. A drop-off container is located in the Church vestibule.