Organizations Filed Purposes:
TO PROVIDE ACADEMICALLY ABLE STUDENTS WITH A CHALLENGING EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE DESIGNED TO HELP THEM KNOW, LOVE AND PRACTICE THAT WHICH IS TRUE, GOOD AND EXCELLENT, AND TO PREPARE THEM TO LIVE PURPOSEFULLY AND INTELLIGENTLY IN THE SERVICE OF GOD AND MAN.
DEVELOPING STUDENTS OF CHARACTER THROUGH CLASSICAL, CHRIST-CENTERED EDUCATION.
THE TOP ACHIEVEMENTS AT PROVIDENCE FOR THE 2018-19 SCHOOL YEAR ARE:ACADEMIC:ENROLLMENT - PRE-K THROUGH CLASS EIGHT PCS HAD 468 STUDENTS ENROLLED.GRADUATION - CLASS EIGHT HAD 33 GRADUATING STUDENTS IN MAY 2019.ERB SCORES ABOVE THE NATIONAL NORMERB MATH TEST RESULTS FOR CLASS 8 STUDENTS: RESULTSMEAN SCALED SCORE PCS 763MEAN SCALED SCORE INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS 710MEAN SCALED SCORE NATIONAL AVERAGE 596ERB READING TEST RESULTS FOR CLASS 8 STUDENTS:MEAN SCALED SCORE PCS 725MEAN SCALED SCORE INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS 698MEAN SCALED SCORE NATIONAL AVERAGE 579NATIONAL EXPLORATORY LATIN EXAM FOR CLASS 5 STUDENTS: 96% OF PCS STUDENTS MEDALEDPCS 42% ON NATIONAL AVERAGEPERFECT SCORES 5 9%SUMMA CUM LAUDE 26 46%MAGNA CUM LAUDE 20 35%CUM LAUDE 3 5%NATIONAL LATIN EXAM INTRO FOR CLASS 6 - 8 STUDENTS: 76% OF PCS STUDENTS MEDALEDPCSPERFECT SCORES 7 6%SUMMA CUM LAUDE 36 29%MAXIMA CUM LAUDE 27 22%MAGNA CUM LAUDE 17 14%CUM LAUDE 7 6%AMERICAN MATHEMATICS COMPETITION - GOLD SILVER BRONZECLASS SIX: 1 3 8CLASS SEVEN: 1 1 3CLASS EIGHT: 1 4 5MATHCOUNTS -CHAPTER COMPETITION: 4TH PLACE TEAM 8 STUDENTS REPRESENTED THE SCHOOL AT THE CHAPTER COMPETITIONCOUNTDOWN ROUND: 1ST AND 2ND PLACE - 2 CLASS 7 STUDENTSPSIA - STATE MATH COMPETITION FOR CLASS FIVE THROUGH EIGHT (5-8) STUDENTSMATHEMATICS DIVISION: 5TH AND 6TH PLACE CLASS 6 AND 5 INDIVIDUAL SCORESNUMBER SENSE DIVISION: 6TH PLACE CLASS 7 INDIVIDUAL SCORESSAT SCORES-SAT/ACT AS PART OF DUKE UNIVERSITY'S 7TH GRADE TALENT SEARCHCLASS 7 ENROLLMENT 41 STUDENTSCLASS 7 QUALIFIERS 37 STUDENTSCLASS 7 APPLICANTS 21 STUDENTSCLASS 7 TESTERS 18 STUDENTSSTATE FINALISTS: 5 STUDENTSGRAND RECOGNITION 1 STUDENTADMINISTRATIVE:DMN TOP 100 PLACES TO WORK IN DALLAS:2014: FIRST YEAR TO ENTER COMPETITION. PLACED 12TH IN SMALL BUSINESS CATEGORY OUT OF 35 WHO PLACED IN THE TOP 1002015: DID NOT ENTER THE COMPETITION.2016: 2ND YEAR TO ENTER COMPETITION. PLACED 3RD IN SMALL BUSINESS CATEGORY OUT OF 33 WHO PLACED IN TOP 1002017: THIRD YEAR TO ENTER COMPETITION. PLACED 1ST IN SMALL BUSINESS CATEGORY OUT OF 35 WHO PLACED IN TOP 100. COMPANY WHO BEST SHOWS APPRECIATION2018: FOURTH YEAR TO ENTER COMPETITION. PLACED 27TH IN SMALL BUSINESS CATEGORY OUT OF 34 WHO PLACED IN TOP 1002019: FIFTH YEAR TO ENTER COMNPETITION. PLACED 21ST IN SMALL BUSINESS CATEGORY OUT OF 34 WHO PLACED IN TOP 100ATHLETIC:GIRL'S ATHLETIC RECORD:VOLLEYBALL- D1 SECOND ROUND PLAYOFFS D2 FIRST ROUND PLAYOFFSSOCCER - TAPS LEAGUE CHAMPIONS FOURPEATCROSS CNTRY- N. TX SMALL SCHOOL CHAMPIONSBASKETBALL- TAPS D1 FIRST ROUND PLAYOFFSTRACK- TAPS LEAGUE CHAMPIONSBOY'S ATHLETIC RECORD:FOOTBALL- 3 WINS: 4 LOSSCROSS CNTRY- N. TX SMALL SCHOOL 3RD PLACEBASKETBALL- TAPS FIRST ROUND PLAYOFFS D1 AND D2TRACK- TAPS CHMAPINOSHIP FOURTH PLACEEXTRACURRICULAR:CLASS 8 DC TRIP - ON THEIR ANNUAL FIELD TRIP TO WASHINGTON, DC, THE CLASS 8 STUDENTS MET WITH TEXAS SENATOR JOHN CORNYN AND TOURED THE CAPITOL.SERVICE PROJECT - THE PCS STUDENT GOVERNMENT SERVICE PROJECT FOR 2019 WAS TO SPEND A DAY PACKING BOX MEALS FOR FEED MY STARVING CHILDREN AT THEIR DALLAS FACILITY.HEADMASTER'S READING SOCIETY - EACH CLASS (1-8) IS CHALLENGED TO READ A SELECTION OF "35 GREAT BOOKS" THAT ARE AGE-APPROPRIATE LITERATURE SELECTED FROM THE SCHOOL'S CLASSIC LITERATURE LISTS. 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019CLASS ONE: 8 29 36 38 43 30CLASS TWO: 6 13 33 30 31 31CLASS THREE: 1 24 12 27 31 16CLASS FOUR: 4 3 23 6 22 22CLASS FIVE: 1 9 3 6 5 10CLASS SIX: 0 2 8 3 4 4CLASS SEVEN: 0 0 1 6 5 4CLASS EIGHT: 0 1 0 1 5 4TOTAL READERS: 20 81 116 117 146 121FACILITIY:THE GREAT HALL RENOVATION IS COMPLETED WITH FINAL WORK DONE ON THE AV INSTALLATIONS. TOTAL COST OF THE RENOVATION IS $4.5M.FINANCIAL:DEBT FREE STATUS WAS ACHIEVED DURING THE 2012 SCHOOL YEAR ACCOMPLISHING A LONG-STANDING BOARD OBJECTIVE AND REMAINS DEBT-FREE TODAY.RESERVE FUND FOR MAJOR REPAIRS/MAINTENANCE PROJECTS WAS ESTABLISHED IN 2013 AT A SIX-FIGURE LEVEL AND IS JUST SHORT OF $1M THIS YEAR.ANNUAL FUND DRIVE RENEWED FOLLOWING FY16 - FY18 HIATUS FOR CAPITAL CAMPAIGN TO RENOVATE THE GREAT HALL AND RECEIVED 200,048.59FINANCIAL AID - THE SCHOOL AWARDED $540,200 IN FINANCIAL AID IN APRIL, 2018 FOR THE 2018 - 2019 SCHOOL YEAR. THIS IS THE LARGEST FA AWARD IN THE SCHOOL'S 30 YEAR HISTORY.FINE ARTS:PSIA ART MEMORY: STATECLASSES 6-8: 4TH PLACECLASSES 4-5: 5TH PLACEPSIA ON-SITE DRAWING: STATECLASS 8: 2ND PLACEPSIA DFW INVITATIONAL:2D (DRAWING): CLASS 5 - 2ND PLACE2D (DRAWING): CLASS 8 - 2ND PLACEHISTORICAL:30TH ANNIVERSARY - THE 2018-2019 SCHOOL YEAR MARKED THE 30TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE FOUNDING OF PROVIDENCE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL OF TEXAS.
Executives Listed on Filing
Total Salary includes financial earnings, benefits, and all related organization earnings listed on tax filing
| Name | Title | Hours Per Week | Total Salary |
|---|
| William Sharp | DIRECTOR OF FINANCE & OPERATIONS | 40 | $116,109 |
| Jeffrey S Hendricks Me | HEADMASTER | 40 | $113,860 |
| Carol Chester | HEAD OF LOWER SCHOOL | 40 | $105,188 |
| Nathan Schubert | DIRECTOR | 4 | $0 |
| Stephen Key | PRESIDENT | 8 | $0 |
| Stephen Ganss | SECRETARY | 4 | $0 |
| Billy Diehl | TREASURER | 5 | $0 |
| Michele Young | DIRECTOR | 4 | $0 |
| Kelsie Wagner | DIRECTOR | 4 | $0 |
| Grant Moise | DIRECTOR | 4 | $0 |
| David Rea | DIRECTOR | 4 | $0 |
| Chris Messick | DIRECTOR | 5 | $0 |
| Syd Hurley | DIRECTOR | 6 | $0 |
| Russ Brown | DIRECTOR | 4 | $0 |
| Ellen Porter | DIRECTOR | 4 | $0 |
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