January Update

From the desk of Interim Bunyan House President, Noah McKinney Hello, my name is Noah McKinney. I am the proud stand-in president of the Bunyan house. My house can be very competitive sometimes. One moment that I can think of is the Virginia Reel. It was a square dance, that we practiced on a […]
The Lost Art of Perseverance in a Comfort-Addicted World

Perseverance – to not quit. This is the character trait for the month of January at our school and sort of a hallmark virtue of Providence Preparatory Academy. But as I observe our modern world, I’m convinced that perseverance has become something of an anomaly, an exception to the rule in a culture increasingly addicted […]
A Classical Approach to Physical Education

A classical approach to Physical Education offers lifelong benefits by emphasizing basic movement skills, discipline, and full body development. This approach to PE prioritizes structured activities such as athletics, team sports, and calisthenics, which collectively build strength, coordination, endurance, and flexibility. In a classical education, PE encourages virtue, discipline, and physical excellence to ensure that […]