Providence Catholic 2024-2025 Viewbook

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Hello, future Celtics! We invite you to join the Providence Family!

When I ask students what they like best about Providence Catholic, the most common answer is, “Providence is my second family.” There are plenty of reasons why. Students not only attend classes, but participate in sports and extracurricular activities, and celebrate at Homecoming, Harvest Drive Olympics, State Championships, concerts, dances, retreats and pep assemblies.

Another part of the answer comes from the warm feeling of welcome and belonging that makes us a family. Providence truly is a second home!

Over the next four years you will grow in knowledge and social skills. You will form a group of friends and volunteer to help others, whether you decide to make sandwiches for the homeless or assist in the special needs athletic camp. You will discover your talents and put them to use in your classes, sports, student council, music, media and production, innovative entrepreneurship, theatre, math team and a wide variety of other extracurricular clubs and teams.

WHY PROVIDENCE? In our rapidly evolving world, it's essential to anchor ourselves in timeless principles: truth, unity, and love. Between COVID, technology and global uncertainty, there is a place to grow in a productive, safe and different way: The Celtic way!

What is the Celtic way? We focus on our core values of Truth, Unity and Love. These guiding values are infused into every activity, every action and every lesson.

Truth -The PCHS Community will experience the ultimate truth in faith by enveloping learning, leading and growth in a transparent environment.

Unity - The community is welcoming and caring. This closeknit environment fosters a sense of belonging and shared values.

Love - Each unique member of the PCHS community will be deeply cared for, lifted in prayer and supported in perpetuity.

Most of all, you will meet caring members of our community who will teach you, guide you, encourage you and who will not let you fail. And you’ll have fun doing it!

Succinctly put, we offer Truth in all we do, Unity in everything, all resting in Love. For over 1600 years, these time-tested values through the perspective of St. Augustine have offered what the world has needed, and remain critical in today’s fast-paced pursuits.

We look forward to seeing you on campus for a shadow day, a sporting event, a concert, a tour, or our annual Open House. Come and discover what it is like to be a Celtic!

The Celtic way is what we offer each student, each day. This is unique to Providence Catholic and we invite you to invest in your student, your family and a better future for all.

God bless you!

Fr. John Merkelis, O.S.A.

WE ARE

ONE

in college scholarships offered to PCHS graduates the past five years

in scholarships offered to the Class of 2024

students accepted $100k+ scholarships to their college students attending 76 colleges in 23 states

At Providence Catholic, we provide each student with a four-year college preparatory course of study. Our students gain a strong foundation in all disciplines within a liberal arts curriculum.

the average scholarship accepted per student/per year

students scored a 30+ on the ACT

student athletes made college athletic commitments

Students even take their learning outside the classroom to learn more about opportunities in the trades and public service! Last year, students had an insightful field trip to Electricians Local 134 and Pipefitters Local 597, exploring exciting pathways in the trades. This is another career exploration opportunity offered by the Counseling Department to help students set goals for the next stage of learning.

Academic Offerings 100+ COLLEGE-PREPARATORY COURSES 22 ADVANCED PLACEMENT COURSES offering college credit 18 HONORS COURSES 19 DISTANCE LEARNING COURSES through Brigham Young University taught by college professors DUAL CREDIT FOR TECHNOLOGY COURSES through Moraine Valley Community College DUAL CREDIT FOR ALGEBRA 2 HONORS, AP CALCULUS AB, AND AP CALCULUS BC through Moraine Valley Community College VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS SPORTS MEDICINE AND FITNESS WORLD LANGUAGES

AP Classes 20 classes in 2023-2024 272 students took 467 AP exams in 2024

Get a jump-start on college while attending high school! Dual credit allows the student to earn college credit while simultaneously earning high school credit here at Providence Catholic. These credits can fulfill general education and career course requirements towards a college degree, no matter what field a student chooses to study.

Dual credit courses include: Algebra 2 Honors AP Calculus AB AP Calculus BC Introduction to Technology Digital Marketing* AP Computer Science* Introduction to Programming Trigonometric Functions *Approval Pending

ACADEMIC

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HIGHLIGHTS

students had a perfect 36 on the ACT

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SCHOLARSHIP

OPPORTUNITIES Four Year Scholarships and Grants Other Opportunities Catholic Educator Discount: Providence Catholic supports those who dedicate their life to Catholic education and offers a discount of $1,200/year for all four years to any incoming student whose parent is a full-time Catholic educator in a Catholic grade school or high school.

Paid in Full Discount: Providence Catholic families who pay their tuition in full at the start of the year will receive a $250 discount per student. Must be paid by August 1.

Multiple Student Discount: 10% discount for 2nd student 25% discount for 3rd student No charge for 4th student *Students must be enrolled concurrently

Merit Scholarships: Merit Scholarships will be awarded to high performers on the Placement Exam.

Open to all students. ($1,000-$2,500 / per year) Veritas Award: Recipients of this award are eligible for leadership-based scholarships. Open to all students. ($2,000 average award / per year) Legacy Scholarships: Students whose parents or grandparents graduated from Providence will be awarded a Legacy Scholarship. ($1,000 / per year) FACTS Application: Need-Based Aid is awarded to families that apply and qualify through the FACTS application.

Catholic Education Foundation Scholarship Opportunities Kazma Family Scholarship: Administered by the Catholic Education Foundation of the Diocese of Joliet, 8th graders who plan to attend a Catholic High School in the Diocese of Joliet and have significant financial need are eligible to apply for a four-year scholarship.

Catholic Education Foundation Scholarship Program: This program enables students and their families to obtain the promise of a Catholic education. The program is open to K-12 students with demonstrated financial need determined by a verified FACTS application for those currently enrolled or applying for the next school year in any CEF-supported Catholic school within the Diocese of Joliet. The standard CEF scholarship is $1,000 per student. Learn more at www.cefjoliet.org/scholarship-grants-css/catholicelementary-school-tuition-assistance.

upon testing, You’ll receive a packet with additional scholarship opportunities!

Check out the full admissions timeline for the Class of 2029 online!

We meet your student where they are, and get them where they need to be.

ACADEMIC

GROWTH Providence Catholic has a long history of developing each student’s unique potential for learning.

This philosophy has led to the development of the Celtic Learning Center (CLC). Our customized learning resource program is designed to assist students with documented learning needs who demonstrate the potential to succeed in a college preparatory program.

Goals: Discover how you learn: The program seeks to help students identify their learning strengths. This will allow the student to determine the most effective and efficient methods for learning.

Explore the methods and materials that help you learn: As a strategies-based program utilizing the student’s classwork and textbooks, the program enables each student to learn to use their strengths to address challenges.

Become an independent learner: The CLC is designed to encourage each student to take responsibility for their own participation in learning.

Hello! requirements: Each student must meet the following criteria to be considered for the program: Must qualify for acceptance to Providence Catholic High School.

Provide a comprehensive evaluation completed by a qualified professional prior to freshman year enrollment.

Possess work habits and behavior that demonstrate the potential to succeed in a college prep high school.

tutoring The Providence Catholic High School Tutoring Center, located in the Bishop Blanchette Learning Commons, provides academic support and tutorial services to all students, while equipping them with the skills needed to be successful, independent, life-long learners.

The Tutoring Center is available for students to drop in with questions in any subject area at any level. This includes writing revisions, test preparation and concept review.

Welcome prospective students and families and thank you for considering Providence Catholic. I hope you use this publication to discover all the amazing things happening at PCHS! It is an exciting time at Providence, a vibrant community of faith, education, connections, and personal growth.

Your choice of high school is an important decision, and I look forward to you joining us to learn more about course offerings, sports and clubs, technology, visual and performing arts, liturgical celebrations and retreats, and everything else that makes up the Providence family.

I hope to see you on campus soon!

Mr. Paul Houston, Principal

Learn more about the Celtic Learning Centre.

TECHNOLOGY IN THE CLASSROOM

Being a BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) school, our students become experts in using their laptops for productivity.

Many students opt to use electronic books. All students use Microsoft365 and Microsoft Teams for their coursework.

Other popular applications include Canva, Adobe Creative Suite, Vernier Logger Pro, EMC Passport, IXL and Anchor podcasting. These technology tools make class more engaging, and also create a more inclusive learning environment.

Students utilize technology to foster collaboration and inquisitiveness while applying their learning into real-world application.

3D Printing 3D printers are an excellent way to deploy experiential learning by giving students hands-on experience as they create.

Real-World Application of Engineering Students work with teachers to create some unique and fun learning opportunities such as building trebuchets (catapults), pressure launchers, rockets, and more.

Computer Aided Design (CAD) Students work to quantify and recreate the physical world around them. CAD experiences focus on following the creation of a project all the way from idea to design to physical production.

Digital Media & Web Design The majority of our classes incorporate projects in which students create videos, infographics, presentations and other media files as a way to demonstrate their learning. In Digital Marketing class, students create media websites and use data science to develop marketing and advertising strategies.

Robotics Students work in groups to engineer, create, and program complex robots. Students must build and program the robots to complete specified tasks autonomously.

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AP Computer Science Principles AP Computer Science Principles was designed to complement the AP Computer Science A course and addresses topics including Creative Development, Data, Algorithms and Programming, Computer Systems and Networks, and Impact of Computing. coding In our Intro To Programming and AP Computer Science Classes, students learn to code while also strengthening their analytic and systematic thinking skills.

{an entrepreneurial class for students} In the INCubatoredu program, teams learn about all aspects of entrepreneurship. Together, they develop ideas and implement a business plan over the course of two semesters, including product development and pitching their ideas, products, and services.

Learn more about INCubatoredu and see the newest updates.

Learn more about faith and celebration.

FAITH, FAMILY, AND

SPIRITUALITY Growing up, St. Augustine liked to hang out with friends. Through his friendships he discovered his own talents, gifts and meaning. Like Augustine, we celebrate with our friends: At Mass On the field At the Grotto In the classroom At lunch in the cafeteria On retreat During school assemblies On stage Serving others

All-School Masses are celebrated on Holy Days of Obligation and special occasions within the Church and the Providence Family.

"What does love look like? It has the hands to help others. It has the feet to hasten to the poor and needy. It has eyes to see misery and want. It has the ears to hear our sighs and sorrows. That is what love looks like." Confessions, St. Augustine

LIVING THE

MISSION

We are called to help one another, through service. During your four years at Providence Catholic, you will see and feel the impact of your service.

You will see it in a smile, hear it in a "thank you", and feel it in a hug of appreciation.

There are many opportunities throughout the year as students, teams, and clubs and organizations all participate in various service projects within the school as well as out in the community.

Learn more about service.

TRANSPORTATION Transportation The Providence Transportation Company offers an affordable option for students to receive transportation to and from PCHS. Pick-up points are determined annually. Please contact the PCHS Transportation company with specific inquiries at (815) 717-3031.

Visit www.providencecatholic.org for pricing and details.

The following bus routes run every school day through your area to Providence Catholic: Channahon, Crest Hill, Frankfort, Homer Township, Joliet, Lemont, Lockport, Manhattan, Mokena, New Lenox, Orland Areas, Plainfield, Rockdale, Shorewood and Tinley Park.

Cluster stops are for students living 25 minutes or more from PCHS. In some cases, parents may need to drive their student to the closest bus pickup point.

The following cluster stops currently are: 167th & Forest Avenue in Tinley Park; CVS; Caton Farm & Drauden Rd. in Joliet; Laraway Road and Rt. 45 in Frankfort; St. Mary Immaculate School; Route 59 in Plainfield.

Route 6 & I-55 in Channahon

TUITION Tuition 2024-2025 $15,400 ($1,540/month)

online Tuition Payment Options (full, semi-annual, quarterly, bi-monthly, and monthly) Scholarship and Grant Programs Providence awarded more than $3 million in aid and scholarships this year to its families. Through generous financial aid and scholarship opportunities, a Providence education is affordable for families who seek a private, college-preparatory education.

“We are often asked why we send our children to Providence, and the answer is simple: it’s family. Providence has established a strong culture of performance both academically and athletically, built on a foundation of faith. There is no price tag we could place on this. As an alumnus myself, I can speak firsthand about how powerful this experience can be. We couldn’t be happier with the teachers, coaches, counselors, and staff, and we truly believe they have our children’s best interests and futures in mind.”

- The Noonan Family: Michael ’96, Anna, Michael ’25, Kyra ’27, and Ryan ‘30

Current Zones: Zone 1 - East side of Joliet, New Lenox Zone 2 - Crest Hill, West side of Joliet, Rockdale Zone 3 - Frankfort, Homer Township Areas, Lockport, Manhattan, Mokena Zone 4 - Channahon, Lemont, Oak Forest, Orland Park, Palos Areas, Plainfield, Shorewood, Tinley Park

Learn more about transportation, and see the newest updates.

TRIPS

AROUND THE WORLD

Providence Catholic believes in the transformative power of both national and international travel for their students. These trips, designed to immerse students in real-world experiences, extend classroom learning to a global scale. Traveling abroad can significantly enhance cultural awareness and offer students a deeper understanding of God's presence around the world.

Recently, students have had the opportunity to participate in trips to Florida, New York, Greece, and Peru. These experiences allow students to apply their learning in real-world contexts and see their studies come to life.

Check out current and past editions of the Celtic Review magazine.

Senior Maia Allen (pictured on right) delivered an inspiring all-school prayer, encouraging students to actively engage in school and in life. Each morning, students and staff come together to lead the school in prayer, promoting messages of truth, unity, and love. It is an incredible way for Celtics to uplift and unite the entire community.

Visit the online Spirit Shop to get the newest Celtic spiritwear!

“Good Morning Providence, this is Maia Allen and I am a senior. Two years ago, I saw a quote that said ‘Do it or don’t do it, you’ll regret it either way’. I wish I had seen this quote before starting high school. Looking back I wish I had joined more clubs, sports, and activities. I was too scared to put myself out there in fear of failure or what others would think of me. I ask myself now, what’s the worst that would have happened?

Dear God, Please help the Providence community realize that life is too short to not do things in fear of what others might think. Remind us that we will never regret trying something new, but rather regret not doing it.

Love Me.”

ATHLETIC

EXCELLENCE of students are athletes as well!

2023-2024 Highlights IHSA Team State Finishes

Dance – 5th place Class 1A Baseball – STATE CHAMPIONS Class 4A

Providence Catholic athletics is steeped in tradition. Teams aren't just focused on state championships; they're focused on building the strength, character, and work ethic of every student athlete. And the coaching staff is committed to working with students to instill a strong work ethic, sportsmanship, and teamwork.

Since 1984, every graduating class at PCHS has brought home at least one state trophy and added to the athletic tradition!

IHSA Individual State Finishes

Wrestling – 6th Place 126 lbs. Class 2A (Tommy Banas)

CCL/GCAC Team Conference Championships Girls Volleyball – GCAC White Division Football – CCL/ESCC White Division Boys Bowling – CCL South Division Softball – GCAC Red Division Baseball – CCL Blue Division Girls Soccer – GCAC White Division

IHSA Team Super-Sectional Championships Baseball

IHSA Team Sectional Championships

State Championships

Girls Volleyball Girls Soccer Baseball

IHSA Individual Sectional Championships

Tommy Banas – Wrestling Luke Leverett – Boys Track & Field 100M

IHSA Team Regional Championships

of 2024 graduates committed to college teams. (The national average is about 6%.)

Girls Volleyball Girls Basketball Girls Volleyball Girls Soccer Softball Baseball

IHSA Individual Regional Championships Geno Papes – Wrestling Tommy Banas - Wrestling

state trophies brought home by Celtic teams

Learn more about athletics, view athletic schedules, and learn more about #TheCelticStandard.

THE CELTIC

STANDARD Zac Plantz Performance Center

Boys Teams

girls teams

The Zac Plantz Foundation unveiled the Zac Plantz Performance Center - the newly renovated weight room - at Providence Catholic in 2021. This project commemorates the heart and dedication Zac Plantz '11 held for football and school alike. This new performance center provides exceptional training and lifting equipment and serves as a vital new hub for Celtics to train and enhance their fitness and skills.

Baseball Basketball Bowling Cross Country Football Golf Hockey

Basketball Bowling Cheerleading Cross Country Dance Lacrosse

Lacrosse Soccer Tennis Track and Field Volleyball Wrestling

Golf Soccer Softball Tennis Track and Field Volleyball

PErsonalized Strength & Conditioning Training Strength and conditioning is a vital part to developing athletes. Coaches work with student-athletes and teams to create personalized fitness plans. Combined with access to the Zac Plantz Performance Center, students are set up for success from the moment they enter our doors.

Providence Catholic holds the most baseball state championships in the IHSA, securing number six with last year’s 4-1 win over Conant in the title game. This marks Coach Smith’s fourth state championship with Providence Catholic.

CLUBS AND

ORGANIZATIONS Providence Catholic sponsors a wide variety of engaging activities, clubs and organizations that allow students to meet new friends and become involved in the PCHS community. Activities are designed to give each student opportunities to have fun, work with other students and their teachers, enjoy wholesome recreation and provide service to the larger community.

30+ clubs and organizations are open to all Providence students, creating unity among the student body.

PCHS students are involved in activities outside of their daily classroom schedule providing social growth.

Nearly 90% of students participate in clubs and organizations at PCHS.

Learn more about clubs and activities.

STUDENT ACTIVITIES All students are encouraged to become involved in activities and events. There is so much to be learned outside of the classroom! Student Activities are open to Providence students regardless of their year in school. It is never too late to “have fun Celtic style” and get involved at PCHS!

Art Club Augustinian Youth Ministry (AYM) Bagpipes Band Bass Fishing Book Club Celtic Nation Celtic Time Advisor Choir Coding Club Color Guard Computer and Tech Club Dungeons and Dragons Club eSports Habitat for Humanity IALAC 2.0 International Club International Thespian Society Math Team Movie Club National Art Honor Society National Honor Society Pop Culture Club Proviscope (school newspaper) Sandwich Patrol Scholastic Bowl Science Club Student Ambassador Program Student Council Tabletop Games Club Theatre Theatre Tri-M Music Honor Society Volleyball Intramurals Winter Guard World Language Honor Society Yearbook (Media Club)

Dances Dress Down Days Entertainers Field Trips Intramural Sports Homecoming Week Leadership Conferences Motivational Speakers Musicals/Plays Pep Assemblies Spirit Days Spring Spirit Week

FINE ARTS The Fine Arts Department teaches students the fundamentals of self-expression and creativity. It provides an avenue for the development of the aesthetic potential of the student and a means of achieving emotional satisfaction and fulfillment in an artistic experience. Students work on many types of art, partake in local art competitions, and more! The National Art Honor Society has even traveled to New York to visit museums and landmarks, observe local art and the 9/11 Memorial, and learn more about the importance of art in society.

The Singing Celtics are an award-winning group of singers who provide music for Masses and perform at community events and concerts. Students are trained by an experienced, professional musician and learn an eclectic selection of music from around the world. First year students enroll in Beginning Choir. Concert Choir may be taken for a full year or per semester. The Honors Choir is for the more experienced singers and is open to juniors and seniors with at least one year of previous enrollment. Singers can apply to the ILMHS Music Honor Society which hosts Music in Our Schools Week and Open Mic Night. Approximately 85% of Singing Celtics are active with Provi Theatre, which produces two musicals a year.

There are many curricular and extra curricular offerings for band students at PCHS including Concert Band, Marching Band, Jazz Band, Percussion Ensemble, Colorguard, Winterguard, Bagpipes Corps, and Chamber Groups and Ensembles. The band program is now in it's 16th year as a competitive program in the state of Illinois. We perform throughout the state at various contests, festivals, and events, and have traveled recently to places like St. Louis, Nashville, Walt Disney World, and Universal Orlando. The material performed by the students is ability appropriate for each section of class. We offer Cadet Band (Freshmen and beginning students), Band (Intermediate HS Level), and Honors Band (Advanced HS Level).

All sections include basic music theory, music history, modern music, and standard band repertoire. We strive to teach the whole student and encompass a variety of curricular lessons!

There are multiple ways to be involved in the Provi Theatre family! Actors, singers, and dancers receive highly focused acting, singing, and choreography training by our Director, Music Director and Choreographer. Pit musicians work with an experienced Music Director who aids in building their sound and enhancing technique. Crew members work as a team under the supervision of our Tech Director to create the set pieces at our build site and then run the show from either backstage or the booth. Provi Theatre produces two musicals a year.

The Bagpipers are a time-honored tradition at Providence Catholic. Performing at games, assemblies, parades and more, these dedicated pipers bring a unique aspect to every event.

Learn more about the arts.

Providence Catholic is pleased to introduce a new scholarship available for incoming freshmen performing arts students! The Triskelion Foundation Scholarship is for students who have an interest in the arts. This scholarship will be awarded to students who will participate in Band, Choir, Theatre (Includes those on stage in the crew or the orchestra pit), and Color Guard. For details and to fill out the application, visit us online!

COUNSELING

COLLEGE

The Counseling Department provides information to students that will enable them to make wise decisions essential to their spiritual, academic, social and emotional growth. Our goal is consistent with the school’s goal of education: to assist in developing exceptional men and women who are spiritually alive, intellectually alert, culturally aware, socially oriented, emotionally stable and worthy, responsible citizens.

On-staff experts provide...

Classroom presentations Individualized academic placement sessions Test preparation and interpretation Parent and student college planning sessions Scholarship and financial aid seminars Interactive career planning software Individual college application assistance

“One of the best decisions we have made as parents was partnering with Providence Catholic for the guidance and support of our children during their very important formative high school years. Attending Providence Catholic surrounded them with administration, faculty, coaches, and, most importantly, peers who share our family values and the Augustinian values of Truth, Unity, and Love. Providence not only met but exceeded the academic, spiritual, extracurricular, and social needs of our three unique children. They have all made lifelong friendships, which we enjoy watching grow as they transition into adulthood. We are enthusiastic supporters of Catholic education and continue to do our part to support this wonderful institution so that it will continue to thrive for many years to come.”

- George ’09 (and wife Kelly), Will ’15 and Nell ’21 McCabe

STUDENT

SUPPORT Sometimes students need a break, like an ice cream social or karaoke in the cafeteria. A time to relax with friends and enjoy cookies and hot chocolate during a study session for semester exams.

It’s also nice to be greeted with smile by the principal on “High Five Fridays.” Or find a post-it note on your locker with a positive message, and have your locker decorated with affirmation magnets.

These are just some of the ways Providence has implemented mental health initiatives to help students throughout the school year. We also provide programs to promote awareness, acceptance, and appreciation of all members of our community. Here are just a few: Learn more about the Counseling Department and the college process.

“Parent Nights” sponsored by our Counseling Department Participation in Suicide Awareness Month Retreats A Weekly “Minute Meditation” for the entire schooL

As a Catholic school, we care about the success of students academically as well as their overall growth and development as unique, strong individuals.

SEARCH & SELECTION PROGRAM FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE YEARS Academic Advisement: College preparatory coursework matching student’s abilities Four-year academic planning and goal setting Initiate post-secondary discussions Classroom Presentations: Introduction to Naviance Student (web-based college and career search program) Standardized testing to prepare for high-stakes college admissions testing Spring College Fair at Providence for sophomores Career Day workshops JUNIOR YEAR Interactive, small-group session that explains the process and timeline of exploring, applying and deciding on the best-fit college options for your student.

Classroom Presentations: Introduction and explanation of the college admission timeline Free practice ACT test PSAT test and opportunity to qualify for the National Merit Scholarship In-house ACT test prep taught by Providence faculty College Representative Visits: Admission Reps from colleges across the country visiting Providence to meet with interested students Spring College Fair at Providence Career Day workshops

SENIOR YEAR Individual Counselor Meetings: A designated college counselor who provides individualized guidance for each student during the college application process Classroom Presentations: College application procedures covering assistance with submitting applications, acquiring letters of recommendation, submitting transcripts and test scores Transition to College: Information and expectations to ensure our students have a successful transition to college life PARENT PROGRAMS College Planning Night for Senior Parents College Planning Night for Junior Parents New Parent Welcome Night for Freshmen and Transfer Students Conquering College Costs Seminar for all parents Local College Fairs for students and parents

QUESTIONS? For more information on Providence Catholic’s College Search and Selection Program, please contact: Antonella Feyerer Senior Counselor

815-717-3187 afeyerer@providencecatholic.org

Huda Hamdan Director of Counseling 815-717-3183 hhamdan@providencecatholic.org

Want to know more about how our counselors prepare students and their families for college? Visit us online or follow our social media!

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7, 2024 AT 8:00 AM Register online at providencecatholic.org/admissions.

NEXT STEPS:

Find information and dates on the upcoming events below by visiting our Admissions Timeline at providencecatholic.org.

SHADOW DAYS Exerience a day in the life of a Celtic!

September to December - register online.

OPEN HOUSE Bring the family on Sunday, November 17 to learn more about the Celtic community! Details at providencecatholic.org

SCHOLARSHIPS & AID

Learn about opportunities to benefit students and families.

PLACEMENT EXAM Saturday, December 7, 2024 | 8:00 - 11:30 a.m.

Details at www.providencecatholic.org

FAMILY TOURS Contact the admissions office: swithers@providencecatholic.org or nsenffner@providencecatholic.org or (815) 717-3160.

JUNIOR HIGH NIGHTS Join us for a Junior High Night at several of our athletic events - and experience life as a Celtic fan!

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