Providence Classical Christian School

And just like that, it’s time for our seniors to don their caps and gowns! Providence community and supporters, you are warmly invited to tonight’s graduation ceremony beginning at 7pm (send us a message for more details).

Join us in celebrating these remarkable young men and women and honoring their many unique accomplishments. We are so proud and thankful for God’s kindness to each of them, which they have in turn shared so generously with one another.

Congratulations, class of 2026!

🎓 Since coming to Providence as a freshman, Lydia has enjoyed playing viola in the high school band and participating in various activities and clubs. She will be attending University of Washington Bothell in the fall, where she looks forward to meeting new people and the start of a new chapter!

📝 What she’ll miss: I’m going to miss the fact that we can openly talk about God and connect every subject back to Him during class. I’m going to miss my classmates and being able to enjoy so much time together. I’m going to miss the loving and kind and God-fearing community that I have been with for so long.

Congratulations, Lydia!

🎓 Sophie joined Providence in Kindergarten! She has played volleyball since 5th grade, and basketball since 3rd grade. For the past two years, she served as captain of both teams at the varsity level, a role she has embraced with quiet and humble leadership. Sophie will head to Colorado Christian University in the fall, where she plans to major in Strategic Communications. She is looking forward to learning more about media and film, and playing intramural sports in college!

📝 What she’ll miss: I will miss both the community in sports and academics. I will miss the van rides and bonding with the girls, and I will miss seeing all the familiar faces and friends I have known for years.

Congratulations, Sophie!

🎓 Since Kindergarten, Celia has lived her Providence life to the fullest! In middle school, she played basketball, volleyball, and participated in drama. Celia was instrumental to the growth of the Highlander volleyball program, playing all four years of high school on varsity and ending her senior year as captain with first team all-league honors. Celia also served on House Council, both as house rep for Heorot and as head of the Student Life Committee. Next year, she is headed to New Saint Andrews College, where she looks forward to embracing the community and exploring new places to ski, hike and stay active!

📝 What she’ll miss: I will especially miss playing volleyball with all of my school friends from different grades! My senior year of volleyball was the best, and I have been so blessed to do something I love with people I love!

Congratulations, Celia!