Meet Southwest Junior Academy Director – Debbie Wraley
Welcome to Our Official Providence School Facebook Page!
The mission of Providence School –
“Today, the Louisville Metro area offers limited choices in educational opportunities for families who have children with Down syndrome. It has been a blessing for Christian Academy School System to offer these families a Christian educational experience. Through Providence School, Christian Academy has provided a much needed service within our community. Providence School is impacting all students on the English Station Campus with life-changing opportunities through integrated academic, spiritual and social interactions. As followers of Christ, we are challenged to lead by His example and serve others. Providence School is just one of the exciting ways Christian Academy School System is reaching out to our community.”
We look forward to sharing updates from Providence School throughout the year; be sure to follow us on Facebook to stay connected!
Meet CAI Elementary Assistant Principal – Shawn Neal
CAL Alumni – RSVP for 2023 Homecoming, October 13
You’re invited! Save the Date for our 2023 Homecoming on Friday, October 13, as your Centurions take on the Central High School Yellow Jackets!
6 p.m. – Complimentary Alumni Dinner
7:30 p.m. – Kickoff
New this year! Vote on who you would prefer to cater our dinner at the link below! Would you prefer pasta, tacos, BBQ or Mediterranean? The choice is up to you! Voting will close on Friday, September 1.
We hope to see you there!
Questions?
Contact Autumn Jones, Alumni Relations Coordinator, at ajones@caschools.us.
Meet English Station Junior Academy Director – Becky Davis
Join Our Team!
Meet Your New CAI Elementary Principal – Krystal Morrow
Meet Your New English Station Elementary Principal – Michael Chitty
Meet Your New English Station Elementary Assistant Principal – Anna Carson
Christian Academy’s Providence School serving students with Down syndrome is blessed to be a 2023 WHAS Crusade for Children Grant recipient!
Helping families and students plan for transition beyond high school is an important part of school. Providence School will use the grant money to purchase resources that allow us to build in additional training for students to be ready to show employers that they have the vocabulary, reading and math skills necessary to be successful on the job.
The Project Discovery Career Education/Transition System will be purchased with the grant funds. This hands-on, discovery based curriculum is flexible and allows students to be active learners as they practice job skills. Providence students will receive instruction in academic, social-emotional, language and motor skills alongside job and life readiness skills. Once students have experience with these tasks within a school setting, they will be ready to practice those skills in community settings. With these resources, students will gain key employability and independent living skills that they will use in their communities to live meaningful, productive lives. This grant will open doors for students to be world-changers as they pursue careers with strong skills gained from the training.