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Program

To succeed in being a lifelong learner is to succeed as a life-long questioner who embraces a sense of wonder and curiosity about the world. Accordingly, Providence Country Day faculty press for questions as much as answers.
Here we champion independent learning and diverse aptitudes and present a vision of the world as a boundless, ever-changing and provocative place. We strive for balance and ask our students to do the same.

A PCD education builds thinkers, innovators and creators by providing:

  • A college prep academic curriculum designed to secure a broad knowledge base across multiple disciplines, help students discover and develop their unique strengths, foster self advocacy and independent learning, and develop a strong sense of character;
  • A robust multi-media arts curriculum that gives students tools for self discovery and expression;
  • An athletic program that challenges both seasoned travel members and first time teammates, while giving everyone a place to belong;
  • An annual community curriculum that brings all students and faculty together to explore relevant and meaningful topics and appreciate our differences;
  • A service program that empowers students to understand their place in the world and their capacity to make it a better place.

  • Amara Atella, Class of 2001

    PCD makes younger students take control and take responsibility for what they want to accomplish. It helped me stay driven, and I think that applied through both my career in the military and now in the civilian sector.

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