Providence Catholic High School

Providence Catholic High School is a Catholic, coeducational, diocesan secondary school administered by the Augustinians. We are staffed by both religious and lay people. The school has been located in New Lenox, Illinois since 1962. Our current enrollment is approximately 1150 students.

We exist to teach the Gospel of Jesus Christ to the Catholic Christian community. We prepare students of all faiths and races for the challenges of college and adult life through a quality college preparatory education. We are a community who strive to love one another as our God loves us.

We are committed to maintaining a professionally competent faculty which fosters a positive self-image and self-awareness in each student. Faculty encourage students in the discovery of their unique potential and the development of their individual gifts.

Providence Catholic is proud to be accredited by the following academic organizations:

Illinois State Board of Education, North Central Association, Accrediting Division of AdvancED, The Augustinian Secondary Education Association, National Catholic Education Association

Curriculum
A Providence Catholic High School education provides each student with a four-year college preparatory program. A Providence education is one unified program of instruction, which emphasizes a fundamental understanding of the basic skills and disciplines in the liberal arts. The Providence Catholic curriculum emphasizes excellence in theology, language arts, social science, mathematics, world language, the sciences, the arts, computer education, physical education and business education. Providence Catholic graduates are expected to demonstrate mastery of many skills and disciplines.

Honors Classes:

English, Algebra, Biology, Geometry, Chemistry, Pre-Calculus, Physics, Band, World Language, Concert Choir, Calculus, French, Spanish

AP Classes:

US History, English Language and Composition, English Literature and Composition, Studio Art: Drawing, Studio Art: 2D Design, Calculus, Statistics, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Psychology, Spanish, Microeconomics, Computer Science, US Government and Politics, Statistics, European History, Music Theory 

College Credit Course:

Nursing and Medical Terminology, Essentials of Human Nutrition, Introduction to Theatre, Introductory Sociology, Introduction to International Politics, Introduction to Human Geography

99% Graduates continue on to post secondary education

· DePaul University

· Loyola University Chicago

· University of Illinois at Urbana - Champaign

· Illinois State University

· Marquette University

· University of Wisconsin

· University of Iowa

· Lewis University

· Saint Louis University

· University of Michigan - Ann Arbor