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| Discover Providence Classical School | | |
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Providence Classical School offers a back-to-basics education utilizing time-proven classical methods based on the Trivium. PCS is committed to assisting parents who seek academic excellence for their children taught with a distinctively Christian worldview.
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| About Providence Classical School | | |
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PCS currently offers half-day and full-day kindergarten through 8th grade. PCS is a private school which provides a nurturing environment, offers small classes and emphasizes development of the Christian character. PCS is centrally located off Route 60 in Williamsburg, near US Interstate 64.
Planning a visit to PCS? See a map or get driving directions to our location.
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Request more information on Classical, Christian education in Williamsburg: | |
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Click here to request school information by mail.
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- Enrolled Families - Supply Lists 2008-09 | Uniform Policy 2008-09
PCS Summer Hours
Monday-Thursday 9am-4pm Call the office for a summer tour or to speak with Susan Oweis, Head of School 565-2900
Christ-centered education. - Academic excellence through the "classical method" - TEST SCORES 2008
Contact our office to see our students in action! Sit in on a classroom session, sit in on a 'memory time session' with students, and/or receive a school tour! click here or call 565-2900
Click here to request an informational packet on PCS |
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| PCS PURPOSE |
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The purpose of Providence Classical School is to provide a classical, Christ-centered education equipping students with a thorough biblical world and life view that captures their affections and enables them to discern, articulate, and live truth.
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WHAT IS CLASSICAL EDUCATION? |
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"The way our nation's Founding Fathers were educated..."
The Critical Thinking Approach
The classical method was born in ancient Greece and Rome, was used throughout the Western world by the 16th century, and remained the norm until at least 1850. The reason for its widespread use? It works.
Classical education follows a three-part pattern known as the Trivium: the mind first must be supplied with facts; then given the logical tools for organizing those facts; and finally equipped to express conclusions. More...
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