#2 Providence Hall (14-6) defeats Immanuel Christian by a score of 61-21 in the second round of the CIF-SS playoffs this evening. The Lions will play the winner of the second round game between #10 LA Adventist (14-6) and #7 Calvary Baptist (22-1) on Wednesday, February 22.
Providence Hall received an invitation from the Staley Foundation in Los Angeles offering to provide students with scholarships to Foundation for Economic Education (FEE) summer seminars. With the Staley Foundation covering airfare, housing, meals, tuition, and class materials, there is essentially no expense for a Providence Hall student to attend one of these elite seminars…. read more »
Megan Hahs, a Providence Hall senior, was awarded the Jack Davis/Wallace Foundation Art Scholarship by the Scholarship Foundation of Santa Barbara. The award provides $2000 toward Megan’s college education in art or an art-related major. “Winning the art scholarship is a great honor,” said Megan. “It lets me know that I am not just doing… read more »
A Letter from the Head of School: Dear Providence Hall Community, I am writing this letter to express how very thankful I am for the Providence Hall community. Allow me to share with you why I so appreciate our wonderful community of students, parents, faculty, administration, and our Board of Directors. It is a joy… read more »
Providence Hall Athletics will honor our senior student-athletes in all sports on Saturday, February 11, immediately following our boys basketball game (approximately 6:45 pm). Come join the Pride and show your appreciation for our seniors and their parents. We are hosting Hillcrest Christian Academy at Westmont on Saturday. The girls basketball game begins at 4:00… read more »
Philip Vegdahl, a software engineer with Toyon Research Corporation, shared his expertise with Ms. Laura Trudelle’s pre-calculus and algebra II classes recently. The project he presented was a design for an automated control system for unmanned aircraft, equipped with a camera, to search for and follow ground vehicles. He showed the classes video clips of… read more »
Monkeying around with the stock market cost economics teacher Mr. Bruce Rottman some face. In a contest between Providence Hall senior economics students, their teacher, and a “monkey throwing darts” (random picks), the students were the winners. On the line was growing a goatee for a week should Mr. Rottman lose, or wearing ties to… read more »
Freshman Matthew Eaton scored a career-high 26 points and Nathan Dutcher added 18 to power the Providence Hall boys basketball team to a 71-49 win over Midland at Carpinteria High on Wednesday, January 25. The win snapped a four-game losing streak for the Lions. Providence Hall blew the game open in the third quarter when… read more »
Lizzy Beebe’s clutch shooting from the free-throw enabled Providence Hall to pull out a 36-35 girls basketball win at Thacher in Ojai on Wednesday, January 25. Beebe tied the game with a free throw with 12 seconds left. The Lions then fouled and Thacher missed its two free throws. The Lions threw the ball up… read more »
Congratulations to seniors Kai Sheets, Hannah Sommers, and Austin Harris on being selected as the three finalists in the Senior Thesis Project. This program provides Providence Hall seniors an opportunity to complete research under a faculty mentor on a topic of their choice. The program culminates with a final paper that is presented and defended… read more »
