Parent Association

Welcome!

The Providence Parent Association welcomes all parents of current students from preschool through high school to enjoy community, service, and prayer together. We have a unique opportunity at Providence to enjoy friendships with one another and help our children’s school at the same time. We meet in two groups: one for preschool through lower school (PS-6) and another for middle school through high school (7-12).

Mission

The mission of the Providence Parent Association is to involve Providence families in school events and activities which promote community building, enhance communication between families and Providence staff, and give additional logistical support to specific school needs. Furthermore, the Parent Association supports all aspects of Providence in prayer.

Vision

Our vision is for deepened relationships within the Providence community and for the school mission to be tangibly enriched by parent involvement and partnership.

Get Involved! It’s Easy!

1. Attend a monthly Parent Association meeting

Preschool/Lower School: Weekly Tuesday Parent Prayer at the Flagpole, 8:30 am; First Tuesday of the Month Parent Association Meeting, 8:45 am, Art Courtyard
Middle School/High School: We gather from 8:00 am—9:15 am on the Canon Perdido campus in the “Teen Room” of the Boys and Girls Club on the third Thursday of each month (except September), for 2018-2019 that is: Sept. 27, Oct. 18, Nov. 15, Dec. 20 (casual fellowship at a local bakery), Jan. 17, Feb. 21, Mar. 21, Apr. 18 (casual fellowship at a local bakery). Our last meeting of the year is generally a volunteer recognition in May, with the date set by our Providence staff.

2. Sign up to help out

Middle School/High School Parents: Click HERE to see current opportunities

Resources

Parent Association Handbook (7-12)

Pizza Order Form (7-12)

2019-2020 School Calendar (PS-12)

Parent Association Fundraisers

The San Roque campus and Campus Perdido Parents Associations oversee many of the “extras” that make our school such a special place. They hold a series of fundraisers (See’s Candy sales, dine-in events at local restaurants) that raise money on a smaller scale. The funds for these events go directly into the classroom in the form of enhancements to technology and curriculum that students experience firsthand.