Mr. Paul Houston, Principal of Providence Catholic High School, is pleased to announce the school’s “Students of the Month” for December.

“The Celtic community is very proud of these students who were recognized for achievements in classes and other school activities,” says Houston. “We look forward to their continued success at Providence Catholic.”

Every month, each academic department selects one student as “Student of the Month” from students nominated by faculty and staff. Students of the Month receive a certificate of recognition, have their photos displayed in Providence Catholic High School’s main hallway for the following month, and are invited to a special luncheon.

The Providence Catholic Students of the Month for December include: (back row, l-r) Dominic Kettwig (freshman, Computer Science and Applications); Declan Purtill (freshman, PE/Health); Mr. Paul Houston, Principal; Luke Stroup (sophomore, English); Bryce Tencza (freshman, Mathematics). Front row (l-r): Madison Swanson (senior, Counseling Department); Meghan Connelly (freshman, Fine Arts); Sophia Tavares (freshman, Science); Nora Arrigoni (junior, World Languages); Caleigh Cumbee (sophomore, Social Sciences). Not pictured: Makenna Colbert (junior, Theology).

To read their nominations, visit www.providencecatholic.org.

About Providence Catholic

Providence Catholic is a co-educational, college preparatory high school, based in the Augustinian tradition. It is located on 75 acres in New Lenox, Illinois. A dedicated and caring faculty and staff integrate the core Augustinian values of truth, unity, and love into all dimensions of student life. A demanding curriculum, inclusive service programs, competitive athletics, and comprehensive extracurricular offerings challenge students in a safe and nurturing environment. Our proven success is reflected in our most recent graduates who’ve earned scholarships valued at nearly $52 million dollars. In addition, Providence Catholic has 31 state championship titles. For more information about PCHS, please visit www.providencecatholic.org.