FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions)

1. What type of school is Providence Hall?

The school offers its students in grades 9-12 an empowering college preparatory curriculum built around core subjects, taught from a distinctly Christian worldview, and stressing the ability to think clearly and logically, research and write effectively, and work independently, in preparation for a life of leadership and service of others.

2. What type of student is the school seeking?

Providence Hall welcomes applications from students who will accept challenges to grow intellectually, spiritually, physically, and socially. We want students who are willing to develop their gifts and talents to serve others and God.

3. Where is the school located?

Providence Hall is located in the stately downtown, historic building at 33 E. Micheltorena Street, on the campus it shares with the Notre Dame School. Link to campus page

4. Can I visit the campus?

Absolutely! We welcome and encourage you to visit our school. Come take a tour, shadow for a day, and talk with our Director of Admissions about the possibility of becoming part of the Providence Hall family.

5. Does Providence Hall have sports teams?

Yes. All students can participate. Fall: Cross Country, Girls Volleyball. Winter: Boys Basketball, Girls Basketball. Spring: Track and Field.

6. How do I apply?

Itʼs easy. You can download the application here or pick up an application at Providence Hall.

7. When will I know if Iʼve been accepted?

We know youʼll be excited to learn if youʼve been accepted to Providence Hall. It usually takes about 30 days after weʼve received your completed application to notify you of your acceptance.

8. What is the tuition at Providence Hall?

The annual tuition for the 2009-2010 school year is $15,800.

9. Is there any ﬁnancial help if my family canʼt afford the schoolʼs tuition?

Yes. Because Providence Hall believes that Christian schooling should be available to all families regardless of their ﬁnancial status, we have contracted the services of Family Financial Needs Assessment (FFNA), a Christian third-party agency, to help determine accurately and conﬁdentially what portion of the tuition families might pay. Families who would need ﬁnancial assistance should complete and submit the FFNA

10. Where can I learn more about Providence Hall?

Weʼd love the chance to talk with you in person. Please donʼt hesitate to call the school ofﬁce at (805) 962-4400. In addition, the Headmaster welcomes any contacts and occasions to speak further about the school—to students and parents, to families and groups—wherever the opportunities.

11. What professional afﬁliations does Providence Hall maintain?

The school is a member of the Association of Christian Schools International and is fully accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC).