The Providence Alliance for Catholic Teachers (PACT)
PACT teachers commit to two summers and two academic years of coursework and full-time teaching in Connecticut, Massachusetts, or Rhode Island Catholic schools. PACT forms Catholic school teachers through these two years of teaching, learning, and intentional Christian community. PACT teachers become eligible for Rhode Island certification, gain confidence as professional educators, and make a positive impact on Catholic schools.
PACT Virtual Information Session
Thursday, October 24, 2024 at 6:30 PM
Learn more about the Providence College PACT program, meet the program director, and waive your application fee (worth $65) by attending this event.
TUITION-FREE MASTER’S DEGREE
Earn a master’s degree from Providence College in one of several M.Ed. and M.A. tracks for those with or without an educational background.
TEACHING IN CATHOLIC SCHOOLS
Serve as a full-time teacher in Catholic schools throughout Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island, in placements across subject areas and grade levels.
COMMUNITY LIFE & SHARED SPIRITUALITY
Live, pray, and work together in an intentional Christian community, sharing a Catholic and Dominican spirituality with other PACT teachers.
Established at Providence College in 2001, the PACT Program is a distinctive teacher preparation program that invites recent graduates to contribute two years of service as teachers in Catholic schools in New England. PACT is a proud member of the University Consortium for Catholic Education (UCCE).
PACT members teach classes in language arts, English literature, British and American literature, history, biology, chemistry, physics, mathematics, World Languages, Catholic Theology, and other subject areas. They also coach sports teams, act as advisors to students, and are leaders of school retreats.
Director’s One-on-One
Community housing, school placements, transcript requirements, timeframes, and deadlines…there’s a lot to consider in making the commitment to Catholic teacher formation with PACT at Providence College.
Chris Keavy
Director
Harkins 206
401-865-2988
ckeavy@providence.edu
Sr. Matthew Marie Cummings, O.P., Ed.D
Clinical Professor of Education
Harkins 206
mcummin7@providence.edu
Paula Vianna
Administrative Coordinator
Harkins 206
(401) 865-2657
pvianna@providence.edu