- Students Against Destructive
Decisions (S.A.D.D.) - strives to make the entire Providence community aware of
the dangers of drinking and driving and using chemical substances. SADD
encourages students to make wise decisions that will have an impact on
their future life. Some of the activities members participate in are: Day
of the Dead, Tree of Life, Chain of Life, Prom Promise. During SADD
Awareness Month (April), members distribute messages in various ways:
announcements over the P.A., flyers, posters, ringing of a bell every 15
minutes on a designated day to commemorate all those Americans who were
killed by drunk drivers that day. Members feel very strongly about the
importance of presenting these activities to the student body.
- National Honor Society - A hub of Providence pride is our campus chapter of
the NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. Membership in this organization is open to
students earning a cumulative grade point average of 90 and
demonstrating notable qualities of service, character, and leadership. A
memorable induction ceremony every spring welcomes these campus leaders
into this continuing tradition of excellence. National Honor Society members undertake numerous
service projects benefiting not only Providence High School but the
community as well—from tutoring our Providence Prep students, to acting
as teacher aides for busy faculty, to assisting citizen groups and
individuals of all ages with time, attention, companionship, and caring.
- Junior National Honor Society -
- Student Council - Provides
student government/leadership program involving students in the
planning and presentation of programs and events. Motivate students
to set goals and work constructively while encouraging school and
community involvement. Incorporate friendship, compassion and
understanding to make a positive difference in the school community.
To be eligible for membership, candidates must be elected by their
peers to either a class office or student council office in a
general election each April for the following school year. Student
Council is actively involved in the following: Fish Camp, Joint
Student Council Dance, Penny War, Student and Teacher Appreciation
Weeks, and support of other organization activities, as needed.
- Computer Club - Supports the
technology of Providence by incorporating software, networking,
maintenance and management in new and exciting ways. Sponsors
monthly on-line contests and Senior Slide Show.
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Providence
Ambassadors -
The PHS Ambassadors is a leadership
organization that support's marketing and public relations efforts.
They embody the qualities of leadership, excellence, integrity and
faith and reflect them as representatives of Providence -within our
school family, as part of the Catholic Schools and to the community
at large. Ambassadors support recruitment of Prospective Provets ,
help create appealing environment around campus, develop and
implement new ideas for promoting Providence, and support resource
development and alum events as needed. To be an Ambassador, you
must: be in good academic and disciplinary standing, know and live
by the Ambassador Mission, be active in the support of the
Ambassador Goals, be comfortable interacting with adult and student
visitors to our campus as well as speaking in front of groups, and
be available and have transportation not only for meetings, but also
for evening and weekend events.
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Liturgical Choir -
The Liturgical Choir is a musical group that contributes to the
spiritual development of Providence High School by leading the
school in prayer through song at the various liturgies of the year.
In the Liturgical Choir, a student shares her musical talents
without seeking compensation, a gift generously offered so as to
make liturgy and prayer meaningful. Students are invited to share
their particular musical expertise in a variety of ways, through
singing, playing an instrument – guitar, piano, flute, violin,
cello, etc., or being a cantor. Occasionally we sing songs in
different languages. The Liturgical choir is responsible for the
prayerful performance of song at the liturgies celebrated at
Providence. The work of the Liturgical Choir is a work of service to
others, and any student enrolled at Providence is warmly welcomed to
contribute to its efforts.
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