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Providence School of Jacksonville
Address
2701 Hodges Boulevard Jacksonville , Florida United States
Coordinates	30°17′52″N 81°27′28″W / 30.29778°N 81.45778°W / 30.29778; -81.45778
Information
Type	Private, Christian, college preparatory
Motto	Boldly Christian, Unquestionably Academic
Religious affiliation(s)	Christian
Denomination	Non-denominational
Established	1997
Founder	Paul Zink
Status	open
Principal	Michael Gray (high school) Amy McGlohorn (middle school) DeShuan Mills (lower school)
Headmaster	Tim Anderson
Years	PK-12
Gender	Co-educational
Enrollment	1,200
Campus	Suburban
Color(s)	Black, Teal, and White
Athletics	54 Athletic teams
Athletics conference	Florida High School Athletic Association (FHSAA)
Sports	baseball, basketball, cheerleading, cross country, football, golf, lacrosse, softball, swimming, soccer, track, tennis, volleyball, wrestling, weightlifting
Mascot	Stallion
Nickname	Stallions
Accreditation	ACSI SACS FCIS, FKC
Yearbook	Paragon and Koinonia
Tuition	$14,140-$17,120 (2024-25)
Affiliation	New Life Christian Fellowship
Website	www.prov.org

Providence School of Jacksonville is a private, college preparatory Christian school in Jacksonville, Florida, U.S. It has a preschool, a lower school, a middle school, and a high school, and enrolls about 1,200 students a year. The school is affiliated with the New Life Christian Fellowship, a non-denominational church in Jacksonville, and opened in 1997.^[1][2]

Providence School was founded by New Life Christian Fellowship, a non-denominational Christian church in Jacksonville's Southside. The church moved to establish the school when a word of the Lord was given to their. "You are to start a school, that will be high in academics, strong in Biblical teaching, and teach social graces. You are to have excellence in all areas and it is to be up and running in two years." Shortly after, the school broke ground. Providence opened for class in the fall of 1997 (less than two years later), and saw its enrollment numbers fill quickly, leading to further plans to accommodate growth.

Providence School prepares its students to be boldly Christian and unquestionably academic servant leaders who change the world.

Providence is well known for its talent in athletics and has a wide variety of sports for students at all levels.

Some for men include:

• Baseball State A State Champs 2003, 2A Champs 2008, & 3A Champs 2012
• Basketball State 2A Champs 2010, 2012, 2015
• Cross Country
• Football
• Golf State Contenders 1A
• Soccer State Contenders 2A 2008 State Runners-up
• Swimming State Contenders 1A
• Tennis State Contenders 2A
• Wrestling (No longer sponsored) State Contenders 1A

For women, the sports include:

• Volleyball District Champions 2005-2014 Regional Champions 2014
• Basketball
• Cross Country State Contenders 1A
• Cheerleading FHSAA State Champions 2013, 2021, 2023, 2024. State Runner-up 2015, 2016, 2019. Regional Champions 2013, 2017, 2019, 2020, 2023.
• Golf
• Softball 2008 State Runners-up, District Champs
• Soccer District Champions 2017, 2018, 2019. Class 3A Regional Champions 2022
• Swimming State Contenders 1A
• Tennis State Contenders 2A
• Track and Field State Contenders 1A

• Walker Lockett, professional Baseball Player
• Grayson Allen, Phoenix Suns basketball player^[3]
• Carter Bradley, Las Vegas Raiders football player; played college football for the South Alabama Jaguars^[4]
• Caitlin Brunell, Miss Alabama 2014
• Tyler Callihan, professional baseball player ^[5]
• Nathan Hickey, professional baseball player ^[6]
• Will Mallory, Indianapolis Colts football player^[7]
• Patric Young, professional basketball player, ESPN SEC Network Studio Host ^[8]