Providence Day School

"From the time we toured PD when our youngest was looking into CCDS and CLS, we felt home at PD. The others felt really clicky to us. You’ll have a little bit of that at any private school, but thus far we’ve been super impressed with the development of our daughter in Kindergarten. Specifically we love both Mrs. Farmer and Mrs. Hubbard. Our child has struggled to transition a little, mainly due to a bad preschool experience. But PD has been tremendously supportive of her. They really emphasize emotional development/maturity and promote fairness and equality for everyone. Our youngest is applying for TK this cycle as well. Highly recommend this school, as a matter of fact I’m jealous we didn’t have a school like this when I was younger."

"The school is a disgrace. They portray to be so invested into their sports and their athletes but the Athletic department and their Athletic director don’t care about their athletes or their well being. They don’t care about the growth of their women’s sports, all they care about is the money. They don’t care and put the same energy and attention into the evolution of woman’s sports as they do men’s sports. The Providence Day that was once at the top of women’s sports especially basketball in NC in my opinion is at the very bottom. The way they treat the girls programs is not a good way to install confidence into girls that will eventually become woman and pillars of the community."

"My family first thought to send me here in 1978. I've had dealings with them through my jobs in later years, and know the campus and staff well. Never went to school there, but their academics are known for their high quality. Their sports and extracurricular activities are also tops. I'd check them out as a place for your kids to go..."

"It was great"

"Loved it from the moment I walked in"