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Providence Creekside
Posted September, 2025
And he said to them, “Follow me, and I will make you fishers of men.” Immediately they left their nets and followed him (Matthew 4:19).
A generous grant has inspired Providence Creekside, an outdoor collaborative learning area dedicated to the memory of the late Pastor Craig Harris, a beloved founding Board member, an avid fisherman and faithful "fisher of men." The long-term purpose for this learning area includes:
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- Horticulture Classes - shrubs, flowers, gardening
- Playground - recreation area
- Picnic - resting and reading area
- Creek Restoration and beautification
- Improved habitat for our resident duck and geese population
In 2025-26, the school plans to make progress in landscaping, playground, and creek cleaning.
Grant Street Plan - 2025-26
Posted August, 2025
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So far, this school year at our Grant Street location has been a blessing. We have a new installed curb and sidewalk out front and plans for Providence Creekside and playground in progress. We first relocated to our new campus on October 24, 2022 and have been making steady progress in upgrades.
Advancing Science
Posted July, 2025
Providence benefits from the Advancing Science program through Gettysburg College. The college receives our requests for experimental equipment and transports materials to and from our school. Mr. Michael Chase established this collaboration in our school's founding year, and it has been a consistent blessing ever since.
STEAM - Model Railroading
Posted June 2025
Mr. Tom Clark, Mr. Douglas Glass, along with our Art teachers Mrs. Fitzpatrick and Mr. Hannaman have developed our innovative STEAM program. The program teaches science, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics in an application that scales and builds a model community and railroading transportation system. The students learn ratios and other mathematics and engineering concepts, while practicing painting and craft skills in creating beautiful scenery. The work is on display for open house events, particularly Christmas at Providence.
