2023-2024

• K-12 enrollment with 290 students representing 127 families

• Student-produced stage production of My Son Pinocchio Jr.

• State Championships in cross country (men and women, V and JV) , golf (women), junior high basketball, and archery

• ACEA Academic Cup for Junior High

• 2 National Merit Finalists

• ACEA State Art Competition

• High school Joni & Friends service week

 

2022-2023

• K-12 enrollment with 293 students representing 134 families

• Student-produced stage production of Newsies Jr.

• State Championships in cross country (men and women, V and JV) , golf (women), junior high basketball, and archery

• ACEA Academic Cup for Junior High

• 1 National Merit Finalist, 1 Commended

• ACEA State Art Competition

• High school Joni & Friends service week

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2021-2022

• K-12 enrollment with 298 students representing 134 families

• Girls' basketball team formed

• Student-produced stage production of Mary Poppins, Jr.

• State Championships in cross country (men and women, V and JV) , golf (women), junior high basketball, and archery

• ACEA Academic Cup for Senior High

• 4 First Place Awards in ACEA State Art Competition

• High school Joni & Friends service week

 

2020-2021

• K-12 enrollment with 286 students representing 131 families

• Construction completed on the PCS Community Center

• Golf Team founded

• 2 National Merit Finalists

• Students performed A Festival of Fables (Aesop's Fables), an original production written and directed by Steve Miller

• State Championships in cross country (men and women) , junior high basketball, and archery

• ACEA Academic Cup for Senior High

• High school Joni & Friends service week

 

2019-2020

• K-12 enrollment with 276 students representing 128 families

• Constructing the PCS Community Center

• 3 National Merit Scholars

• Archery team founded

• Students performed Sign-Off for Alabama an original musical written and produced by Steve Miller at Constitution Hall on December 14, 2019 to celebrate Alabama’s 200th birthday

 

2018-2019

• K-12 enrollment with 272 students representing 127 families

• Capital Campaign where students raised money towards the PCS Community Center

• Girls’ soccer team formed

• Student-produced stage production of The Summer of ’38 (Homer Price)

• Senior class average ACT score was 30

• High school Joni & Friends service week

 

2017-2018

• K-12 enrollment with 265 students representing 125 families

• PCS East Clinton building was “Paid in full” – Tetelestai - in August 2017

• Senior class average ACT score was 30

• Academic Cup for highest test scores in ACEA for junior and senior high students

• State Championship in ACAA cross country men and women’s varsity and men jv

• Individual State Championships in ACAA cross country men and women’s varsity

• Track and Field team formed and won the ACAA state championship

• Student-produced stage production of Peter and the Wolf

• Soli Deo Gloria, History of Providence Classical School published

• High school Joni & Friends service week

• All graduates went on to college

 

2016-2017

• K-12 enrollment with 255 students representing 127 families

• National Merit Scholar: Jack Lambrecht

• Senior class average ACT score was 30

• Academic Cup for highest test scores in ACEA for junior and senior high students

• Alabama Governor’s School student selected

• One student attending Alabama Boys’ State

• One student attending Alabama Girls’ State

• One student selected to attend Hudson Alpha Biotech Academy

• PCS students won first, second and third place in the Madison County American Legion Oratorical Contest, and the first place winner won third place in the district competition.

• Academic All-State Team for ACAA – 17 students

• State Championships in ACAA cross country varsity boys and girls and JV boys

• Individual State Championship in ACAA cross country boys varsity, and girl’s junior varsity

• Students participated in the state Track and Field event for the first time

• Wendy’s High School Heisman award – 2 recipients

• Student-produced stage production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream

• All graduates went on to college

 

2015-2016

• K-12 enrollment with 229 students representing 112 families

• National Merit Scholar: Aidan Lambrecht

• Senior class average ACT score was 29

• Academic Cup for highest test scores in ACEA for junior high students

• The Alabama Governor's School student selected

• Four students selected to attend Alabama Boys' State

• One student selected to attend Alabama Girls' State

• PCS Science Fair winner went on to compete in the North Alabama Regional Science Fair at UAH where she was awarded the Engineer of the Future Scholarship Award

• American Legion Oratorical Contest school competition with 3 students going on to compete in Huntsville contest

• One student selected to attend Hudson Alpha Biotech Academy

• Academic All-State Team for ACAA--20 students

• State Championship in ACAA boys varsity soccer

• One ACAA Boys Soccer MVPs for league

• ACAA Boys Soccer All-Star Team--3 students

• State Championship in ACAA cross country boys and girls varsity, and boys junior varsity teams

• Individual State Championship in ACAA cross country boys and girls varsity, and boys junior varsity

• Lady Knights placed third in State Volleyball Championship

• ACAA Girls Volleyball All-Star Team--2 students

• ACAA Boys Basketball All-Star Team--2 students

• Knights qualified for the state basketball tournament for the first time

• Wendy's High School Heisman Award – 2 recipients

• Student-produced stage production of Anne of Green Gables

• Two student-athletes go on to complete in Division 2 college athletics

• Painted historic window at East Clinton

• All graduates went on to college

 

2014-2015

• K-12 enrollment with 195 students representing 90 families

• Senior class average ACT score was 24

• National Merit Scholar Commended Student

• George Washington Crossing Foundation National Scholar

• Academic Cup for highest test scores in ACEA for both senior and junior high students

• The Alabama Governor's School student selected

• Capstone Leadership Conference at the University of Alabama--2 students selected

• American Legion Oratorical Contest inaugural school competition with 3 students that went on to compete in Huntsville contest

• Academic All-State Team for ACAA--19 students

• State Championship in ACAA boys varsity soccer in team's inaugural season

• ACAA Boys Soccer MVP for season

• ACAA Boys Soccer All-Star Team--2 students

• State Championship in ACAA cross country boys and girls varsity, and boys junior varsity teams

• Individual State Championship in ACAA cross country boys and girls varsity, and boys junior varsity

• ACAA Girls Volleyball All-Star Team--2 students

• ACAA Boys Basketball All-Star Team--2 students

• Wendy's High School Heisman Award recipient

• Student written and produced stage production of Sherlock Holmes and the Six Napoleons 

• Inaugural "Pancakes for Providence" event held at school

• One student-athlete went on to complete in Division 2 college athletics

• New roof installed at East Clinton building

• All graduates went on to college

 

2013-2014

• K-12 enrollment with 187 students representing 89 families

• Purchased building and grounds at the historic East Clinton School site in Old Town Huntsville

• Senior class average ACT score was 28

• National Merit Scholar Commended Student

• Joined the Alabama Christian Education Association (ACEA) and its subsidiary, the Alabama Christian Education Athletic Association (ACEAA)

• ACEA Academic Cup winner for highest test scores in ACEA for high school

• American Legion Oratorical Contestant placed 3rd in state

• Cross Country team began its inaugural varsity and junior varsity season

• Cross Country team won boys and girls varsity championship and boys JV second placed at ACEAA state meet

• Individual State Championship in boys and girls varsity cross country

• Student set state record for boys’ cross country 5K

• Three girls selected for ACEAA All-Star Volleyball Team

• Wendy's High School Heisman Award recipient

• Student-produced stage production of The Three Musketeers

• One student-athlete went on to compete in Division 1 college athletics

• 45% of senior class earned a 30 or higher on the ACT

 

2012-2013

• K-12 enrollment with 175 students representing 85 families

• Building committee campaign began

• PCS located at Woodland Hills Baptist Church

• Student selected to attend The Alabama Governor's School

• Two students selected to attend Alabama Boys' State

• One student selected to attend Alabama Girls' State

• Student selected to attend Capstone Leadership Conference at the University of Alabama

• Wendy's High School Heisman Award recipient

• Student Council planned first offsite retreat for high school students

• Student-produced stage production of Three Beans and a Shoe

• Student achieved perfect score on the National Latin Exam

• House system began for secondary students

• Spirit Week changed to Knights' Week

• All graduates received scholarships and went to college

 

2011-2012

• K-12 enrollment with 170 students representing 85 families

• Two National Merit Scholar Commended Students

• PCS located at Woodland Hills Baptist Church

• Student chosen as Most Outstanding Female Student in The Alabama Governor's School

• Student selected to attend Capstone Leadership Conference at the University of Alabama

• Student written and produced stage production of Pride and Prejudice

• Two Wendy’s High School Heisman Award recipients

• Junior varsity volleyball team began inaugural season

• First student written and designed literary magazine, Phantasia

• PCS Knights hosted the Knights Classic Post-Season basketball tournament

• One student-athlete goes on to complete in Division 1 college athletics

• All graduates received scholarships and went to college

 

2010-2011

• K-12 enrollment with 154 students representing 75 families

• Two third grade classes opened

• PCS located at Woodland Hills Baptist Church

• National Merit Scholar Commended Student

• Student selected to attend The Alabama Governor's School

• 7th and 8th grade electives offered

• Science lab opened

• Student written and produced stage production of King Arthur:  A Knight's Tale

• First Veteran’s Day program

• Robotics team began, won the Team Spirit award from field of 64 teams at first competition

• Math team began, earned Gold Level status

• Wendy’s High School Heisman Award recipient

• Varsity Basketball team Pre-season Invitational Champions

• Girls’ volleyball team, the Lady Knights, began inaugural season

• All graduates received scholarships and went to 4-year universities

 

 2009-2010

• K-12 enrollment with 134 students representing 63 families

• National Merit Scholar Commended Student

• Student selected to attend Capstone Leadership Conference at the University of Alabama

• George Washington Crossing Foundation National Scholar

• Student recipient of Gold Medal, summa cum laude, on National Latin Exam

• Three students selected to attend Boy’s State

• Wendy’s High School Heisman Award recipient

• PCS located at Woodland Hills Baptist Church

• Computer lab opened

• Student written and produced stage production of The Adventures of Tom Sawyer

• Junior varsity basketball team began inaugural season

• Varsity basketball team won championship in both the pre- and post-season invitational tournaments

• First Homecoming game held during basketball season

• All graduates received scholarships and went to college

 

 2008-2009

• K-12 enrollment with 121 students representing 56 families

• PCS graduated its first class of five seniors

• Student selected to attend The Alabama Governor's School

• Second student chosen as writer for The Huntsville Times newspaper

• Two first grade classes opened

• Library opened

• PCS located at Woodland Hills Baptist Church

• Student written and produced state production of The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe

• First Spirit Week in February

• First Senior Banquet in April

• First PCS Spelling Bee in November

• Basketball team won championship of Winter Invitational

• All graduates received scholarships and went to 4-year universities

 

 2007-2008

• K-11 enrollment with 103 students representing 49 families

• Two kindergarten classes open

• Computer classes began

• PCS located at Woodland Hills Baptist Church

• Student written and produced stage production of Robin Hood

• New logo adopted

• Student chosen as writer for The Huntsville Times newspaper

• High school began newsletter, Connected

• High school student named editor of yearbook, The Paladin

• Basketball team began its inaugural season

• PCS began tradition of students serving at Camp Barnabas

 

 2006-2007

• K-10 enrollment with 88 students representing 42 families

• School relocated to Woodland Hills Baptist Church

• Monday/Wednesday school days extended to 3pm for 7th-12th grade

• Study hall and enrichment classes offered on Monday/Wednesday afternoons for 3rd-6th grade

• PCS celebrated its 10-year anniversary

• First play, The Odyssey, is produced by high school classes

• First science fair held in February

 

 2005-2006

• K-9 enrollment with 78 students representing 39 families

• PCS accepted for membership in Association of Classical and Christian Schools (ACCS)

• PCS located at Central Church of Christ

• Knight is chosen as school mascot

• School begins doing business as Providence Classical School

• School yearbook named The Paladin

• Newsletter renamed The Shield

• High school begins with 9th grade class of four full-time and three part-time students

• First school pictorial directory produced

 

 2004-2005

• K-8 enrollment with 38 students representing 21 families

• Pattie Steward began serving as principal

• PCS accepted for membership in Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI)

• PCS located at Central Church of Christ

• First Pastor’s Luncheon held in January

• First school yearbook published

• First Father/Daughter Valentine banquet held

• First Field Day held on the last day of school

 

 2003-2004

• K-7 enrollment with 30 students representing 18 families

• Melody Crane served as principal

• School relocated to Central Church of Christ

• School officially became a private church school

• Monday/Wednesday/Friday hours extended to 12:30pm

• Quarterly newsletter, The Providential Times, began publication

• First Grandparent’s Day held in September

 

 2002-2003

• K-6 enrollment with 35 students representing 18 families

• Melody Crane served as principal

• PCS located at West Huntsville Baptist

• Third through sixth grades began attending five days per week

• Students dismissed at noon on Monday/Wednesday/Friday

• Classical Sustained Reading (CSR), an outside reading program, implemented

• First Demonstratio Academiae end-of-year program held

 

 2001-2002

• K-5 enrollment with 21 students representing 14 families

• Melody Crane became first official principal

• A school board formed, consisting of three founding fathers, to replace original advisory board made up of seven families

 

 2000-2001

• K-4 enrollment with 34 students representing 22 families

• School relocated to West Huntsville Baptist Church

 

 1999-2000

• K-3 enrollment with 24 students representing 19 families

• Preschool classes were added for three- and four-year-olds

• Nursery established for teachers’ children

 

 1998-1999

• K-2 enrollment with 11 students representing 9 families

• School relocated to Southwood Presbyterian Church

• School name established as Providence Community School

• Classical method of education adopted

 

1997-1998

• K-1 enrollment with 6 students representing 6 families

• Four first graders and two kindergarteners

• Classes began meeting three days per week with two homeschool days

 

1996 -1997

• School began in the basement of the Steward’s home

• 4 students were enrolled in kindergarten representing 4 families

• Students named school The Children of the Lord Community School with red, white and blue as the school colors

• First teacher was former Madison County Schools Teacher of the Year, Kimber Killough

• School operated as homeschool co-op under Whitesburg Christian School 

• Classes met two days per week from 8am to 12pm