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Alpha Students and the "Provident Person" Program
Providence Heights Alpha School strives to teach values that guide and serve our students for a lifetime. The Provident Person Program was created as a means for us to breath life into our mission. An Alpha student leads with compassion, kindness, and confidence. They use their talents to serve in a manner meaningful to them and those around them. Our students understand how one person can truly make a difference in the classroom, school, community, and the world.
A Provident Person is:
Polite Prepared Productive Prayerful Positive
Student Council: Leadership
We encourage our students to lead and grow in all grades but when they reach our Middle School, these opportunities become more varied and designed to encourage independence. Students are required to complete Service Hours as part of the Middle School Religion program. They are also able to select from a variety of activities which speak to their own style and personality on an optional basis. Our Student Council organizes events such as the Halloween Trunk n' Treat celebration. Middle School students may be found operating the school store, book clubs, acting as PreK helpers, or raising the flag each day. If students have an interest they wish to explore, they are encouraged to work with their teachers, and each other, to make it happen.
Alpha United Program: Responsibility
We believe in developing connection between students in all grades from PreKindergarten to 8th. All students are assigned to teams for extra play, reading time, and even some field trips. By engaging with students of all ages, our younger students benefit from having older role models and our older students grow as mentors for the little ones.
Spring Musical: Dedication
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Each year, our students in grades 3 through 8, have the opportunity to take part in a Musical performance. They are led by several of our teachers and impress us every year with their talent, joy, and dedication. Students can perform on the stage, can operate behind the scenes as Stage crew or can even join the Tech crew.
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Our younger students, from PreK through second grade get their chance to perform at Christmas. They delight us all with a seasonal rendition of Christmas Carols and songs and even find the time to visit the Sisters of Divine Providence Infirmary to share their joy by singing to the residents.