Sr. Antoinette Billeaud, CDP: Principal of Providence Catholic School, grades 6 - 12.
Sister Antoinette Billeaud, CDP, Principal of Providence High School, holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration from Our Lady of the Lake College and a Masters in Education with certification in Counseling and Mid-management from Our Lady of the Lake College (now University) in San Antonio, Texas. She holds a certificate in Theological Studies from Regis College in Toronto, Ontario. Sister Antoinette is a graduate of St. Cecilia High School in Broussard, Louisiana.

Her career in education includes twenty years as a high school business and religion teacher in Texas, Louisiana, and Oklahoma, and a total of twenty years as Principal at Bishop Forest High School in Schulenburg, Texas; Providence High School in San Antonio, Texas; and St. Augustine High School in Laredo, Texas. In 1999, she was elected to leadership by her Sisters as Superior General of the Sisters of Divine Providence where she served for six years.

Sister Antoinette has held membership in religious and educational groups such as the National Catholic Business Association, the National Catholic Education Association, the National Association of Secondary School Principals, the Association for Curriculum Development, and the Leadership Conference of Women Religious. She has served on and led various Congregational Committees and has served on planning committees for dioceses in Louisiana and Texas.

Besides her love of serving and teaching, Denoux is extremely competitive and has a passion for athletics. She was named Athletic Director in 2008, overseeing athletics in both the high school and middle school. Denoux has coached several sports in both the high school and middle school and is currently the Head Basketball coach. She has pursued athletics throughout her life, playing basketball four years for UIW on an academic and athletic scholarship, and also playing softball two years. At UIW, she was on the Heartland Conference Honor Roll and President of the NCAA’s Student Athlete Advisory Committee at UIW. Denoux enjoys all sports and is a true fan of Provet Athletics. Her goal is that each student-athlete realizes their fullest potential as an athlete and person. She currently still enjoys playing basketball, kickboxing and competing in triathlons. Besides sports, she loves the outdoors, traveling and music.

Arnoldo Garza: Fine Arts. 
Mr. Garza started his teaching career at Central Catholic in 1984. After a brief three year stint teaching in the San Antonio Independent School District as the director at Longfellow Middle School and at Fox Tech High School, Mr. Garza returned to Central Catholic in 1990. A graduate of UTSA with a Bachelor's degree in Music Education, Mr. Garza served in the 323rd U. S. Army Band at Ft. Sam Houston, TX.and in the 8th Infantry Division Band in Bad Kreuznach, Germany. Mr. Garza has a son at Central Catholic who is in Junior year and plays the tuba in his band. Currently, Mr. Garza is in his thirteenth consecutive year as the band director at Central Catholic.

Jose Gonzalez: Assistant Principal.
Joe L. González, a native of El Paso, graduated from that city's Cathedral High School, founded in 1925 and staffed by the Christian Brothers ever since. He then received his Bachelor of Arts and Master of Education Degrees from the University of Texas at El Paso. He has taught at El Paso's Job Corps Center and has been an adjunct faculty member of Webster College (Ft. Bliss, TX), and the El Paso Community College, as well as the El Paso Police Department and El Paso County Sheriff's Office Training Academies. At the end of an 18 year career in private business, he returned to his high school alma mater and worked there until the end of the 2002-2003 school year.

At Providence, Mr. González's duties will include student handbook compliance, discipline issues, student attendance, student services, and school plant operations. His hopes are to assist Providence in realizing the vision of its administration as it continues to perpetuate the heritage and traditions of such an excellent institution.

Mr. González is an avid reader of espionage, police mysteries, and history, especially the era of the U.S.Civil War and its impact on the Southwest. He and his wife are civil war re-enactors and members of the Friends of Ft. McKavett and Old Ft. Griffin Memorial Regiment which participates in several living history and reenactment events throughout the year. He also enjoys playing golf, particularly "on the days when he hits 'em long and straight."

She then relocated to San Diego, CA., where she taught dance at Coronado School for the Performing Arts, a performing arts high school in the Coronado School District, and at Children's Creative and Performing Arts Academy under the San Diego County School District. She also taught at North County Dance Arts and Rising Star Dance Company, both privately owned competition dance studios. She has presented several dance workshops to various El Paso Public Schools. Taking a leave of absence from teaching in May 2006, she has spent the last 2 1/2 years dancing and choreographing with Carnival Cruise Lines.

She's looking forward to building a strong dance program at Providence and helping all students "find the dancer within".

Her experience at The San Antonio Museum Association led to her involvement in the installation of exhibits at both the San Antonio Museum of Art and the Witte Museum.

She began studying Fine Arts at San Antonio College where she was actively involved in the Art Guild, arranging exhibitions of student work, and organizing educational fieldtrips to Mexico. While in school, she assisted in developing projects for The Hertzberg Museum, and The Museum Group.

Maria Elena transferred to The University of Texas at San Antonio to complete a Bachelors of Fine Arts degree, and an all level teaching certificate, while exhibiting her work in San Antonio, Austin and New York.

After graduation Maria began her teaching career working at Judson Montessori School and Keystone School. She also served as a board member of Blue Star Art Space, where she has coordinated fundraising events and education programs, and exhibitions. She also served on the executive committee for “Chalk/ SA” in association with Artpace San Antonio, where she provided educational programming. And she has worked as a Design Consultant with her husband, Richard Mogas of Richard Mogas & Associates Architects. Currently, Mrs. Mogas serves on the board of directors of the Artist Foundation and the Arts and Culture Committee for the San Antonio Area Foundation.

Since her arrival at Providence in 2005, Ms. Mogas received her Master of Education degree, and will be completing National Board Certification this spring, she plans to entering a PhD in program in the Fall of 2010.

Teaching Philosophy: “is to be a diverse and observant teacher so that I may approach the different learning styles of my students and extend their frame of reference on the subject I am teaching. My relationship with students is one that is centered on individuality. Knowing that each student is different is the key to respecting differences between teacher, student and classmates.”

Mrs. Sakai is excited to be a member of the exemplary Providence community and looks forward to working with the journalism and yearbook students to publish an outstanding The PHILOTHEAN (yearbook) and THE PROVUE (newspaper). She is proud to be a member of the outstanding English Department that does well in preparing students for college and the world of work.

Meg is married and has 3 grown children, all of whom are married and on their own. She loves to spend time with her family, especially her 4 grandchildren. She is active in her church and enjoys playing in a handbell choir. She also enjoys counted cross stitch and is beginning to learn how to quilt.

Nora Walsh: Enrollment, Marketing & Public Relations.
It is my mission to promote Providence to both individual students, their families and the community at large.   Providence offers excellence in education through rigorous academics and feeds the soul through it’s strong visual and performing arts department.  I invite you and anyone you know to learn more about us at one of our open house events throughout the year.  In addition to my time at Providence I attend the weekend college program at OLLU. I am the proud mother of Providence seniors Jade and Jenna as well as Rachel who is a graduate student at DePaul University in Chicago.  My husband John is employed by USAA and it is through his career that this Red Sox loving family from Boston landed in San Antonio.