Education Guide zone B 110217

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22nd century media | november 2, 2017 | 15
The Providence Catholic High School advantage
Providence Catholic High
School welcomes all grade
school students and their families
to visit their annual Open
House on Sunday, Nov. 19, from
10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Providence
Catholic High School is a college
prep school and challenges
every student academically.
Whether you are AP, Honors,
College Prep or need a little assistance
in the classroom, there
is a place for every student!
Providence Catholic ACT scores
are the best of any school in Will
County.
Providence Catholic students
go on to excel at top tier colleges/universities.
Students receive
personalized college counseling
to make the right choice.
Graduates receive more scholarship
dollars than any other high
school in the area. It is quite
clear that there is an advantage
to attending Providence Catholic,
often dubbed The Providence
Advantage!
“Our demanding co-educational,
college preparatory curriculum
is evidenced by the
success of our most recent graduates,
who earned scholarships
valued at nearly $40 million. We
offer inclusive service programs;
in fact, our recent graduates performed
in excess of 25,000 hours
of community service during
their high school careers,” added
Fr. Richard McGrath, president.
“We will also be showcasing
the school’s latest ‘BYOD’
(Bring Your Own Device) program.”
This includes our four
mobile language labs, as well as
our Dual Credit Program. This
program allows our students
to receive college credit for all
technology courses taken at
PCHS,” said Rachel Ellingson,
director of enrollment.
Not only do the Celtics experience
excellence in the classroom,
but PCHS students also
succeed in the athletic/extracurricular
arenas. The Celtics are
home to 30 state championships,
67 state trophies, hundreds of regional
titles, sectional titles and
conference championships. The
outcomes of the graduates from
the Class of 2017 demonstrate
our elite and premier education
at Providence Catholic.
“Providing financial assistance
to Providence Catholic
families is a top priority for the
school. Twenty-five percent of
our families receive some type
of financial assistance. In fact,
this year the school has invested
$1.6 million that was awarded
to our families in need-based
scholarships and grants, work
programs, discounts and subsidized
lunches,” said Ed Barrett,
director of Need-Based Aid.
“At Open House, our teachers,
students and parents will be onhand
to tell the Providence story
to our guests. Academic, spiritual,
athletic and extracurricular
programs will be highlighted
throughout the day,” Ellingson
said.
Continue the tradition ... become
a part of excellence!
Submitted by Providence Catholic
High School, 1800 W. Lincoln
Highway in New Lenox. For more
information, call Ellingson at
(815) 717-3160 for any questions
concerning the Open House. For
more information about PCHS, visit
www.providencecatholic.org.
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