Tucked away in the heart of downtown San Antonio, Providence Catholic School has been shaping young minds since 1951. Originally known as Providence High School, it consolidated five smaller schools under the guidance of the Sisters of Divine Providence. This all-girls school, located on North St. Mary’s Street, offers a unique educational experience. Providence Catholic School expanded in 2005 to include middle school, creating a continuous 6-12 grade program. The school sits on historically significant land. It is accredited by the Texas Catholic Conference Education Department and the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. Providence Catholic School prides itself on its core values: excellence, faith, integrity, and justice. These values are woven into every aspect of the curriculum. The school strives to create an environment of academic excellence. They blend rigorous study with support and encouragement. Providence Catholic School aims to prepare its students not only for college but also for life. They nurture faith through prayer, theological studies, retreats, and community service. The school fosters a sense of community and encourages self-awareness. Students are challenged to critically assess their choices and take responsibility for their actions. Providence Catholic School emphasizes the importance of community involvement and service. They offer a wide range of Advanced Placement courses, from AP Biology to AP Studio Art. Electives like Broadcast Journalism provide unique hands-on experience. Students produce daily announcements for “Provet TV” and create videos for the school. The Internship Program connects seniors with local businesses. They gain real-world experience in fields like journalism and healthcare. Campus Ministry plays a vital role in the spiritual development of students. It engages them in service projects, liturgies, and other faith-based activities. Providence Catholic School also boasts a vibrant extracurricular scene. Students can participate in athletics, fine arts, and various clubs. They are encouraged to compete in academic competitions. Providence Catholic School continues its mission. It empowers young women to become leaders, learners, and agents of change. They graduate prepared to make a difference in San Antonio and beyond.
Judson High School
Remember the name Moses Campbell Judson. Judson High School and the entire Judson Independent School District carry his name. He