Our Academic Program

As children of the King, students at Providence Reformed Collegiate require an education to help prepare them for a life of service.  A secondary education is of tremendous importance and value for our students, and we are committed to ensuring a successful outcome for each enrolled student.  A student must remain in secondary school until he or she has reached the age of eighteen or obtained an Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD).

We offer a wide variety of courses at applied, open, academic, university prep, and college pr​ep levels.  We currently offer 50 different courses, with an average class size of 15.5 students.  

Providence offers credits towards the Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD).  The requirements for earning an OSSD are as follows:
  • students must earn a minimum of 30 credits, including 18 compulsory credits and 12 optional credits;
  • students must meet the provincial secondary school literacy requirement; and
  • students must complete 40 hours of community involvement activities.
In addition to the OSSD requirements, Providence Reformed Collegiate offers its own diploma.  To earn this diploma, students are required to earn the following credits for each year they attend Providence:
  • Grade 9: Bible 9 (HRE13)
  • Grade 10: Bible 10 (HRE23)
  • Grade 11: World Religions and Belief Traditions: Perspectives, Issues, and Challenges (HRT3M)
  • Grade 12: Bible 12 (HRE43).
In addition to these religion credits, Providence students are required to earn the following credits:
  • Grade 11: World History to the End of the Fifteenth Century (CHW3M)
  • Grade 12: Families in Canada (HHS4U or HHS4C)
  • Grade 12: Philosophy (HZT4U or HZB3M)

Current COurse OFferings

Learning Assistance

Each student has been given unique gifts and opportunities, and each student comes to Providence with unique learning styles and needs.  Our excellent Learning Assistance department is available to provide support for all students, whether it's short-term help, or long-term support for students with specific learning needs identified in IEPs. 

We would love to meet with you to see how our Learning Assistance staff in the commons can be of assistance.  Our LA staff can help with alternative testing, learning coaching, note-taking, tutoring, organization, etc.  

Guidance

Our guidance counsellor works with each student to provide support for them in goal setting and pathway planning for post-secondary destinations. 

Extra-Curriculars

Be involved.  Grow, serve, have fun.   Providence offers a wide variety of extracurricular activities.  Students at Providence can participate in cross country, boys and girls volleyball, boys and girls basketball, boys and girls soccer, hockey, and track & field.  
The school also offers a variety of other extracurricular clubs and committees, coordinated by our Student Leadership Team.