How does a policy board of directors function? We are taking a deep dive into the world of policy governance. In this episode you will learn about how the board is constructed, term limits, and how policies are written. If you have ever wondered "What does the board even do?" — this episode is for you! 

In this episode, Mr. Holland and early educators Mrs. Singleton and Mrs. Weaver discuss the critical development that occurs during the early education years.

We sat down for a fruitful conversation with author & educator Paul Coughlin to discuss the topic of bullying.  Much of this episodes content stems from Paul’s book, “Free Us From Bullying.” The book: Free Us from Bullying: Real Solutions beyond Being Nicehttps://a.co/d/e6SEhapLearn more at Providence Academy: www.providenceacademy.com

In this episode, PHD Biochemist, Dr. Moschetti and Mathematician Mr. Schultz discuss creation, the scientific method, and reasonable faith. http://isgenesishistory.com/http://www.johnlennox.org/https://answersingenesis.org/https://creationinthe21stcentury.com/https://biologos.org/articles/soft-tissue-in-dinosaur-bones-what-does-the-evidence-really-sayhttps://jesusandscience.org/

In this episode, Mr. Holland, Humanities teacher, Mr. Adams, and Bible Department Head, Mr. Herrington discuss developing a Christian Worldview in children at all stages of development.

In this episode, Mr. Holland, Elementary Principal Dr. Williams, and English Department Head Mrs. Stevenson discuss what technology school like in the school and home settings.

In this episode, Mr. Holland, PA Orchestra Instructor Gina Gill and PA Elementary Art Instructor discuss the richness of Providence’s Fine Arts program.

In this episode, Mr. Holland and Pastor Mattie Montgomery discuss how PA can partner with families and churches to raise children to have a vibrant faith.

In this episode, Mr. Holland and PA basketball coach Damon Johnson discuss the value of athletic programs within the school setting

In this episode, Mr. Holland and PA parent Jamie Hogan have honest conversations about transitioning from a homeschool education to Providence.