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Providence Creek Academy is a charter school: which is a tuition free alternative to a traditional public school. At PCA we focus on Academics, Athletics, and the Arts for kindergarten through 8th grade. This focus allows teachers to educate the whole child. The goal of the staff is not just teaching your child subject matter, it’s educating your child to become a better citizen inside and outside of the classroom. We believe in a disciplined climate and high expectations for our children. Our staff has strong relationships with students, parents, colleagues, and administration; This approach promotes helpful interactions that positively effect our community. PCA is a close-knit family in which communication is constant and always evolving.
Our collegiate-styled campus allows for an extension of the classroom beyond four walls. Our students travel between buildings to attend classes in art, music, foreign language, physical education, health, library, and technology. The vast landscape allows for exploration and discovery of the world around us.
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Providence Creek Academy offers a unique approach to the application of Math, Science, English Language Arts and Social Studies. We combine academics and citizenship to educate the whole child. Providence Creek Academy has developed endless academic opportunities for a diverse student population:
• Cultural and Academic field trips
• Student Mentoring
• Odyssey of the Mind
• Math & Writing Enrichment
• Student Council
• Science Fair
• Junior Achievement
• Community Service Programs
• National Honor Society
• Future Educators of America
• Learning Enrichment After School
• Programs—LEAP
Our staff encourages inquiry-based learning which facilitates
critical thinking skills. High academic achievement, character
development, and technology promote a climate for
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Providence Creek Academy offers a rigorous sports program that emphasizes the importance of teamwork, good sportsmanship, and being a positive role model. While our program continuously grows, we currently offer:
• Football
• Cheerleading
• Boys and Girls Cross Country
• Boys Baseball
• Girls Softball
• Girls Volleyball
• Boys and Girls Basketball
A dedicated, knowledgeable coaching staff instructs your child in the fundamentals of the sport while supporting them academically and socially. Our student athletes represent
themselves, their parents, and Providence Creek Academy while building skills, strength, and passion for sports. Providence Creek Academy’s Sports Boosters assist in providing
our athletes with equipment, uniforms, and transportation through fundraising.
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All of our students have exposure to visual and performing arts. Though all students receive education in music and art
other opportunities for study include:
• Band
• Ballet
• Chorus
• Drama
• Artistic Writing
• Independent Art Studies
• Instrumental Lessons
• Percussion Ensemble
Providence Creek Academy provides many opportunities for artistic growth. An
• education in the arts:
• awakens the senses
• teaches technical skills
• encourages critical thinking
• fosters creativity
• teaches cultural significance
• allows free expression
• provides the ability to take risks
• encourages problem solving
• promotes self confidence
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President, Dr. Charlie Wilson
Vice President, Ed Ide III, P.E.
Treasure, Gary Stuilir
Secretary, Teacher Member, Nicole Lewis
Joan Messick, Parent Member
Amy Santos, Member
NOTICE: PROVIDENCE CREEK ACADEMY CHARTER SCHOOL, INC.
In accordance with the Providence Creek Academy Charter School, Inc. Bylaws, this letter will serve as the official notice that the “Board of Directors” will be selecting a Parent Board member. Please submit in writing your intent to be nominated with your resume to Dr. Charlie Wilson c/o Charles E. Taylor, Managing Director. Providence Creek Academy Charter School, Inc., 273 W. Duck Creek Rd. P.O. Box 265 Clayton DE. 19938, all letters of intent must be received no later than Friday, June 10, 2011.
Dr. Charlie Wilson,
President, Providence Creek Academy Charter School, Inc.
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Tarah Curl |
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Jennifer Bentley |
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Jennifer Norvell |
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Regina Bloemker |
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Lauren Machulski |
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Sarah Phillips |
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Amanda Wessell |
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Michael Rice |
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Rita Berg |
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Joanna Cobble |
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Kathryn Powell |
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Dan Chiavaroli |
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Rachael Schluetter |
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Lorie Smith |
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Michelle Candileri |
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7/8 Math |
Kaitlin Cody |
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7/8 ELA |
Maurya Muldoon |
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7 Social Studies |
Rick Hudson |
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8 Science |
Jennifer Thomas |
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Elaine Lambert |
elambert@pca.k12.de.us |
Grants Coordinator/Special Education |
Claudia Taylor |
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Sp Ed |
Nicole Lewis |
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Sp Ed |
Sandy Jilek |
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Sp Ed |
MarjorieKnorr-Hayden |
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Stephanie McClellan |
smcclellan@pca.k12.de.us |
Foreign Language |
Dana Greek |
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Music/Director of Fine Arts |
Kelly Waldron |
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Michael Howell |
mhowell@pca.k12.de.us |
Art |
Lissa Kunig |
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Brian Walley |
bwalley@pca.k12.de.us |
PE/Health |
Eric Beach |
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Sheri Kuhner |
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Reading |
Robyn Roberts |
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Corinthia Elliott |
celliott@pca.k12.de.us |
Library |
Joyce Gossman |
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| Transportation |
Belinda Hestera |
bhestera@pca.k12.de.us |
| Para Professional |
Jordan Sinex |
jordansinex@pca.k12.de.us |
| Lower School Interventionist |
Joan Messick |
jmessick@pca.k12.de.us |
| Middle School Interventionist |
Jamie Pinder |
jpinder@pca.k12.de.us |
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