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PROVIDENCE
PROVIDENCE
CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL
CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL
Truth, Unity & Love
Truth, Unity, & Love
Choosing a high school is one of the most important decisions you’ll make - and at Providence Catholic, we don’t take that responsibility lightly. When students describe Providence, the most common phrase we hear is: “It feels like a second home.” That sense of belonging - along with our commitment to faith, excellence and the Augustinian Values - sets us apart. You’ll see it in the classroom, on the field, on retreat, and in the way our students cheer for each other. Simply put, our Augustinian Values of Truth, Unity, and Love guide us in all that we do. We hope to see you at an open house, shadow day, or campus event soon. We’d love to welcome you personally into the Providence Family. Fr. John Merkelis, O.S.A., President & Mr. Paul Houston, Principal We don’t just teach for today— we prepare for tomorrow.
Our students graduate confident, capable, and college-ready.
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As a Catholic school, we care about the success of students academically as well as their overall growth and development as unique and strong individuals.
& A FUTURE THAT MATTERS.
WHY A PROVIDENCE CATHOLIC EDUCATION? Truth, Unity, & Love Rooted in our Augustinian values of Truth, Unity, and Love, Providence helps students grow not only in knowledge, but also in character, compassion and responsibility. Personalized Attention Students are known, supported and encouraged as individuals - in the classroom and throughout the school community.
A Safe & Supportive Community Students learn in an environment where they are supported, valued and encouraged to become the best version of themselves.
Academic Excellence A rigorous, college-preparatory curriculum challenges students to think critically, grow academically and prepare confidently for what comes next.
A True Sense of Belonging Through academics, athletics, activities, service, and school traditions, students have countless opportunities to find their place, build meaningful relationships, and become part of Celtic Nation.
Faith & Spirituality Faith is woven into the Providence experience, giving students opportunities to deepen their relationship with God, serve others, and discover a greater sense of purpose.
Preparation for Life A Providence education goes beyond preparing students for college. It helps develop confident, compassionate young adults prepared to lead, serve, and make a difference.
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At Providence Catholic, we will accompany your student through their high school years. We will challenge, support, encourage, and celebrate them as they discover who they are and who they’re meant to be. 100+ College-Prep Courses $37.5 million in scholarships offered to the Class of 2026 75% of students participate in athletics 90% of students join a club, sport, or activity Faith, service, and community are at our core We are a close-knit Catholic community that offers personalized academic support along with award-winning athletics and extra-curriculars. We don’t just prepare students for college - we prepare them for life. We’re more than a high school. We’re a second home. We’re the Providence Family. .
ENTRANCE EXAM SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 2026 AT 8:00 AM
Register online at providencecatholic.org/admissions
View the full admissions timeline on www.providencecatholic.org.
DECEMBER 5, 2026 PLACEMENT EXAM DECEMBER 31, 2026 FACTS GRANT AND AID APPLICATION DEADLINE
NEXT STEPS:
JANUARY 2027 PLACEMENT EXAM RESULTS DELIVERED
SEPTEMBER - DECEMBER 2026 SHADOW DAYS
FEBRUARY 17, 2027 SCHOLARSHIP AND FINANCIAL AID AWARD NOTIFICATIONS
NOVEMBER 15, 2026 OPEN HOUSE
FEBRUARY 22, 2027 FRESHMEN SCHEDULING & INFORMATION NIGHT
DECEMBER 1, 2026 MINI OPEN HOUSE
FEBRUARY 1, 2027 KAZMA FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION DEADLINE
DECEMBER 4, 2026 VERITAS AWARD APPLICATION DEADLINE
MARCH 19, 2027 FRESHMEN PARTY
SCHOLARSHIP
OPPORTUNITIES Four Year Scholarships and Grants Merit Scholarships: Merit Scholarships will be awarded to high performers on the Placement Exam. Open to all students. ($1,000-$5,000 / per year) Veritas Award: Recipients of this award are eligible for leadershipbased scholarships. Open to all students. Legacy Scholarships: Students whose parents or grandparents graduated from Providence will be awarded a Legacy Scholarship. ($2,000 / per year)
Learn more about scholarships and financial aid.
Merit scholarships have DOUBLED in recent years! Quick FAQ Q: Can I afford this? A: With need-based aid, merit scholarships, and payment options, many families are surprised at what’s possible.
FACTS Application: Need-Based Aid is awarded to families that apply and qualify through the FACTS application.
Q: How do I apply for aid? A: Submit a FACTS application by December 31, 2026.
Paid in Full Discount: Providence Catholic families who pay their tuition in full at the start of the year will receive a $250 discount per student. Must be paid by August 1.
Q: Do I have to be Catholic? A: No. Students of all faiths are welcome and thrive - here.
Multiple Student Discount: Discount for 2nd student ($1,540) Discount for 3rd student ($3,850) No charge for 4th student *Students must be enrolled concurrently
Other Opportunities Catholic Educator Discount: Providence Catholic supports those who dedicate their life to Catholic education and offers a discount of $1,200/year for all four years to any incoming student whose parent is a full-time Catholic educator in a Catholic grade school or high school. Triskelion Foundation Scholarship: Providence Catholic is pleased to introduce a new scholarship available for incoming freshmen performing arts students. For details, visit us online. Bagpiper Scholarship: The Celtic Bagpipers are one of Providence Catholic’s most cherished traditions, representing our school in community at athletic events, parades, and school events. Students can earn a scholarship by becoming a Celtic Bagpiper. For details, visit us online. Charlie Celtic Mascot Scholarship: Charlie Celtic is a beloved symbol of school spirit at Providence Catholic, energizing the crowd at games, pep rallies, and special events. Students who choose to serve as Charlie throughout the year are eligible to receive a scholarship. For details, visit us online.
Catholic Education Foundation Scholarship Opportunities Kazma Family Scholarship: Administered by the Catholic Education Foundation of the Diocese of Joliet, 8th graders who plan to attend a Catholic High School in the Diocese of Joliet and have significant financial need are eligible to apply for a four-year scholarship. (Due date is February 1, 2027.) Catholic Education Foundation Scholarship Program: This program enables students and their families to obtain the promise of a Catholic education. The program is open to K-12 students with demonstrated financial need determined by a verified FACTS application for those currently enrolled or applying for the next school year in any CEF-supported Catholic school within the Diocese of Joliet. The standard CEF scholarship is $1,000 per student. Learn more at www.cefjoliet.org. (Due date is Apri l, 2027.)
For a full list of scholarships, please visit our admissions page.
upon testing, You’ll receive a packet with additional scholarship opportunities!
Check out the full admissions timeline for the Class of 2031!
ACADEMICS
CHALLENGE. SUPPORT. ACHIEVE.
At Providence Catholic, we provide each student with a four-year college preparatory course of study. Our students gain a strong foundation in all disciplines within a liberal arts curriculum.
Every Student Can Succeed
At Providence Catholic, academic success isn’t reserved for the top of the class - it’s an expectation for everyone. Whether you're aiming for top-tier colleges, exploring career-ready trades, or finding your strengths in new subjects, we meet you where you are - and help you go further. Academic Offerings 100+ College-Preparatory Courses 23 Advanced Placement Courses Offered 25 Honors Courses Distance Learning Courses Through Brigham Young University Taught By College Professors Dual Credit Courses Visual And Performing Arts Sports Medicine, Sports Officiating, And Strength Training World Languages
AP Classes 21 classes offered in 2026-2027 257 students took 494 AP exams in 2026 Dual Credit Courses Get a jump-start on college while attending high school! Dual credit allows the student to earn college credit while simultaneously earning high school credit here at Providence Catholic. These credits can fulfill general education and career course requirements towards a college degree, no matter what field a student chooses to study. Dual credit courses include: Algebra 2 Honors AP Calculus AB AP Calculus BC Introduction to Technology
THE CELTIC LEARNING CENTER Providence Catholic has a long history of developing each student’s unique potential for learning. This philosophy led to the development of the Celtic Learning Center (CLC). Our customized learning resource program is designed to assist students with documented learning needs who demonstrate the potential to succeed in a college preparatory program. requirements: Each student must meet the following criteria to be considered for the program: Must qualify for acceptance to Providence Catholic High School. Provide a comprehensive evaluation completed by a qualified professional prior to freshman year enrollment. Possess work habits and behavior that demonstrate the potential to succeed in a college prep high school. tutoring The Providence Catholic High School Tutoring Center, located in the Bishop Blanchette Learning Commons, provides academic support and tutorial services to all students, while equipping them with the skills needed to be successful, independent, life-long learners. The Tutoring Center is available for students to drop in with questions in any subject area at any level. This includes writing revisions, test preparation and concept review.
TECHNOLOGY At Providence Catholic, technology is more than a tool - it’s a bridge to innovation, creativity, and real-world readiness. We are a BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) school, and all students use Microsoft 365 and Teams to collaborate, stay organized, and complete coursework. Other popular tools include Canva, Adobe Creative Suite, Vernier Logger Pro, EMC Passport, IXL, and Aleks. These applications make learning more engaging and inclusive giving students the digital fluency they need to thrive.
Hands-On Tech in Action: 3D Printing & CAD: Students bring ideas to life through design, modeling, and production. Engineering Projects: From trebuchets to rockets, students explore physics and problem-solving. Digital Media & Web Design: Projects include videos, infographics, and marketing strategies powered by data science. Robotics: Students engineer and program robots to complete autonomous tasks. Computer Science & Coding: Students learn programming, algorithms, and systems in Intro to Programming, AP Computer Science Principles, and AP Computer Science A. Engine Design: Through practical projects, students explore the mechanics of engines and develop skills in design, building, and repair.
Planning For The Future
Students even take their learning outside the classroom to learn more about opportunities in the trades and public service! Students have taken insightful field trips to Electricians Local 134, Pipefitters Local 597, Wolf Engines, Labor Union Facilities 176 and 150, exploring exciting pathways in the trades. This is another career exploration opportunity offered by the Counseling Department to help students set goals for the next stage of learning.
Learn more about academics.
ATHLETIC
State Championships
EXCELLENCE
EXCELLENCE Where Champions and Character - Are Built
33 and counting! 69
state trophies
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Athletic Commitments
At Providence Catholic, athletics go far beyond wins and trophies. Our student-athletes learn to lead, to work hard, and to support one another. With over 75% of students participating in sports, we offer opportunities for every skill level. Since 1984, every graduating class at PCHS has brought home at least one state trophy and added to the athletic tradition! Celtics have brought home 69 state trophies. 18% of 2026 graduates committed to college teams (the national average is 6%). Student-athletes have access to the state-of-the-art weight room.
2025-2026 ATHLETIC STATE ACCOMPLISHMENTS Football Takes 2nd in State Wrestling Takes 2nd in State Girls Volleyball Takes 3rd in State Cheerleading Takes 3rd in State
by the Class of 2026! Far exceeding the national average!
In the past five years, Celtic teams and athletes have brought home: 2 Team State Championships 4 Individual State Championships 9 Team State Placers 16 Individual State Placers 16 Conference Championships 4 Individual Conference Championships 25 Regional Championships 17 Individual Regional Championships 14 Team Sectional Championships 24 Individual Sectional Championships 3 Team Super-Sectional Championships 11 Elite 8 Appearances
Learn more about our athletics!
in addition, athletes and coaches have received numerous recognitions, including: 229 All-Conference athletes 91 All-Area athletes 50 All-State athletes 52 GCAC Scholar Athletes 51 CCL Scholar Athletes 27 Media/Conference Athletes of the Year 9 Media/Conference Coaches of the Year
Boys Teams
girls teams
Baseball Basketball Bowling Cross Country Football Golf Hockey
Basketball Bowling Cheerleading Cross Country Dance Golf Lacrosse
Lacrosse Soccer Tennis Track and Field Volleyball Wrestling
Soccer Softball Tennis Track and Field Volleyball Wrestling
All students are encouraged to become involved in activities and events. There is so much to be learned outside of the classroom! Student Activities are open to Providence students regardless of their year in school. It is never too late to get involved at PCHS!
CLUBS, ORGANIZATIONS,
& STUDENT ACTIVITIES Find Your People. Try Something New. Lead the Way. Clubs and student organizations at Providence Catholic help our students grow into confident, connected, and creative individuals. Nearly 90% of students participate in clubs, performances, leadership, or service. Student Life Includes: Spirit Weeks, Dances, Homecoming, Pep Assemblies Leadership Conferences & Retreats Dress-Down Days and School Spirit Events Encouragement through locker notes, prayer boards & “High-Five Fridays” 30+ Clubs & Organizations including: Creative & Performing Arts: Art Club, Band, Choir, International Thespian Society, Marching Band, Color and Winter Guards, Provi Theatre, Celtic Pipers Tech & Media: eSports, Coding Club, Yearbook, Proviscope Newspaper Academic & Honors: Math Team, Scholastic Bowl, National Honor Society, National Art Honor Society, Illinois Music Honor Society (ILMHS), Book Club, International Club, Science Club, Stock Market Club Service & Leadership: Student Council, Sandwich Patrol, Augustinian Youth Ministry, Student Ambassadors, Habitat for Humanity, Student Augustinian Values Institute (SAVI) Community & Culture: International Club, Pop Culture Club, Dungeons & Dragons, Movie Club, Cosmetology Club
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Learn more about clubs and activities at Providence Catholic!
FAITH & SERVICE FAITH, FAMILY & PURPOSE At Providence Catholic, faith isn’t just part of our name - it’s at the heart of everything we do. Rooted in the Augustinian values of Truth, Unity, and Love, our students grow in their relationship with God, serve others with compassion, and live out their faith every day.
Growing up, St. Augustine liked to hang out with friends. Through his friendships, he discovered his own talents, gifts and meaning.
Whether celebrating Mass together or volunteering in the community, our students learn to lead with kindness, integrity, and purpose. A Year of Faith in the Celtic Community: All-School Masses on Holy Days of Obligation and special occasions Retreats that deepen friendships and faith Daily Prayer & Morning Reflections led by students and staff Campus Ministry open to all - no experience needed Augustinian Youth Ministry, which encourages student-led service and spiritual growth Mass each morning in the PCHS Chapel
"What does love look like? It has the hands to help others. It has the feet to hasten to the poor and needy. It has eyes to see misery and want. It has the ears to hear our sighs and sorrows. That is what love looks like." Confessions, St. Augustine
KAIROS Students attend various retreats over their four years at PC, with Kairos being a highlight of senior year and one of the most treasured memories by Providence alumni. This three-day, off-campus retreat invites seniors to step away from the busyness of daily life and experience God’s love in a powerful way. This retreat allows students to grow closer to their faith - and to one another. Ask any alum, and chances are Kairos is the moment they’ll never forget.
SERVICE THAT CHANGES LIVES. Our students live out the mission and give thousands of hours each year in service - at shelters, special needs camps, food pantries, and more. Each act of kindness forms the foundation of lifelong empathy and leadership, and allows students to see and feel the impact of their service. Some opportunities include: Sandwich Patrol Service Days at the Northern Illinois Food Bank Special Needs Athletic Camps Parish Service Projects National Honor Society Service Hours Club and Team-Led Outreach ShareFest
Learn more about service.
Your journey at Providence isn’t just about the classroom it’s about faith, character, and becoming the kind of person God created you to be.
NOITAN CITLeC#
#CeLTIC NATION
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THE SENIORS
ADVICE FROM THE SENIORS Before they turned their tassels, we asked our seniors to reflect on four years as a Celtic and share one piece of advice for the next generation. Here's what they had to say.
Get involved. Join clubs, sports, activities, and events - you never know what you'll discover. Be yourself. Stay true to who you are and don't change to fit in. Step outside your comfort zone. Put yourself out there. Meet new people, make friends, and don't be afraid to start conversations. Enjoy every moment; high school goes by much faster than you think. Don't take these years for granted. Even the small moments become lifelong memories. Say yes to opportunities. The experiences that seem intimidating often become the most rewarding. Appreciate the little things. Laugh with friends, be present, and make memories along the way. Work hard and ask for help when you need it. Your teachers and classmates are here to support you. Be kind and understanding. You never know what someone else is going through. Stay positive. Keep smiling, trust the process, and make the most of every day. Persevere through challenges. Obstacles don't define you - how you respond to them does. Take advantage of everything Providence has to offer. Make the most of your four years. Don't worry about what others think. Be confident in who you are and what makes you unique. Trust God's plan. Stay grounded in your faith and embrace the journey. Try new things, take chances, and embrace new experiences.
On-staff experts provide... Classroom presentations Individualized academic placement sessions Test preparation and interpretation Parent and student college planning sessions Scholarship and financial aid seminars Interactive career planning software Individual college application assistance
COUNSELING
Over the past five years, $222,398,609 in scholarships have been offered to Providence Catholic graduates. The Counseling Department provides information to students that will enable them to make wise decisions essential to their spiritual, academic, social and emotional growth. Our goal is consistent with the school’s goal of education: to assist in developing
exceptional men and women who are spiritually alive, intellectually alert, culturally aware, socially oriented, emotionally stable, and responsible citizens.
FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE YEARS Academic Advisement: College preparatory coursework matching student’s abilities Four-year academic planning and goal setting Initiate post-secondary discussions Classroom Presentations: Introduction to Naviance Student (web-based college and career search program) Pre-ACT testing to prepare for high-stakes college admissions testing Spring College Fair at Providence for sophomores Career Day workshops
SENIOR YEAR Individual Counselor Meetings: A designated college counselor who provides individualized guidance for each student during the college application process Classroom Presentations: College application procedures covering assistance with submitting applications, acquiring letters of recommendation, submitting transcripts and test scores Transition to College: Information and expectations to ensure our students have a successful transition to college life
EGELLOC
JUNIOR YEAR Interactive, small-group session that explains the process and timeline of exploring, applying and deciding on the best-fit college options for your student. Classroom Presentations: Introduction and explanation of the college admission timeline Free practice ACT test PSAT test and opportunity to qualify for the National Merit Scholarship In-house ACT test prep taught by Providence faculty College Representative Visits: Admission Reps from colleges across the country visiting Providence to meet with interested students Spring College Fair at Providence Career Day workshops
PARENT PROGRAMS Senior Parent College Night: From Applications to Financial Aid Inside Admissions: College Panel (for all) Your Future, Your Fit: College Edition
Learn more about the Counseling Department and the college process.
STUDENT SUPPORT At Providence, we know that supporting students means caring for their well-being, too. Throughout the year, we create opportunities for students to relax, connect, and recharge through activities like ice cream socials, karaoke, study breaks with cookies and hot chocolate, High Five Fridays, and encouraging locker notes. We also promote mental health awareness and a culture of belonging through Counseling Department Parent Nights, participation in Suicide Awareness Month, retreats, and a weekly schoolwide Minute Meditation.
Class of 2026
Class of 2026 $37.5 million
Outcomes
offered in scholarships
304
scholarships accepted in the amount of
$12.7million accepted 48 students $100k+ scholarships
50 Illinois State Scholars 1 Perfect 36 ACT score 5 National Merit Commended Student
31 Top 10% of class ACT Score service hours
12k+ performed over 4 years
$24,400
is the average scholarship accepted
30 athletic commitments
A FOCUS ON THE
ARTS
Creativity is a powerful form of communication - and in the Fine Arts Department, students discover how to express their ideas, emotions, and individuality through visual art and music. Whether you’re picking up a paintbrush, strumming a guitar, or raising your voice in harmony, you’ll build confidence, sharpen your skills, and tap into your creative potential.
TRIPS AROUND THE WORLD
Providence Catholic believes in the transformative power of both national and international travel for their students. These trips, designed to immerse students in real-world experiences, extend classroom learning to a global scale. Traveling abroad can significantly enhance cultural awareness and offer students a deeper understanding of God's presence around the world. At Providence Catholic, students have the opportunity to expand their horizons through unforgettable travel experiences. Recent trips have taken students to destinations like Florida, New York, Greece, Peru, Italy, Spain, France, and England. Whether traveling for academic programs (Visual Arts, Band, Choir), athletic competitions (such as international soccer tournaments), or cultural enrichment, these journeys bring classroom learning to life in real-world settings.
Want to take a deeper look inside the arts, travel, and more? Check out our current and past editions of the Celtic Review Magazine online!
The Fine Arts department offers a full curriculum in the visual arts, including drawing, painting, 2D design, and AP Studio Art. Musically inclined students can explore three levels of band and choir, take a beginner friendly guitar class, or dive into advanced topics with AP Music Theory. Students also have the opportunity to be recognized for their talents and achievements through participation in the National Art Honor Society, the Illinois Music Honor Society, and the International Thespian Society. Plus, there's plenty of opportunity for performance via two musicals, Marching Band, Jazz Band, Choir, our annual concerts and art show, and other special events. No matter your experience level, our classes help you see the world differently, connect with others, and find joy in creating something meaningful. Join us, and let your creativity lead the way!
TRANSPORTATION Yes - we get your student here! The Providence Catholic Transportation Company provides convenient, affordable bus service to families throughout the southwest suburbs. Visit www.providencecatholic.org for pricing and details.
The following bus routes run every school day through your area to Providence Catholic: Crest Hill, Frankfort, Homer Township, Joliet, Lemont, Lockport, Manhattan, Mokena, New Lenox, Orland areas, Plainfield, Rockdale, Shorewood and Tinley Park.
Current Zones: Zone 1 - East side of Joliet, New Lenox Zone 2 - Crest Hill, West side of Joliet, Rockdale Zone 3 - Frankfort, Homer Township Areas, Lockport, Manhattan, Mokena Zone 4 - Channahon, Lemont, Oak Forest, Orland Park, Palos areas, Plainfield, Shorewood, Tinley Park (these areas may be at Cluster Stops) Contact: (815) 717-3031 for info or visit www.providencecatholic.org.
Cluster Stops Available for families 20+ minutes away The following cluster stops currently are available for the 2026-2027 school year (these change from year to year). Cluster Stops will be decided each year during routing. Theodore & Drauden Rd. Gas and Wash far West Joliet & Plainfield Laraway Road and Rt. 45 in Frankfort Renwick & Hometown Rd. in Plainfield
TUITION Tuition 2026-2027 $16,150
Tuition Payment Options (full, semi-annual, quarterly, bi-monthly, and monthly) Scholarship and Grant Programs
Over $3 million in aid and scholarships awarded to PCHS families this year alone Through generous financial aid and scholarship opportunities, a Providence education is affordable for families who seek a private, college-preparatory education.
JOHN FIFE, CELTIC PARENT
“For our family, Providence Catholic High School is much more than a place to receive an education - it is a community that reflects the values we strive to instill in our children every day. With one son already at Providence and our second son beginning his freshman year this fall, we have experienced firsthand what makes this school so special. Faith has always been a meaningful part of our family's life, and Providence reinforces that foundation while helping students grow academically, personally, and spiritually. Equally important, Providence is committed to forming young men and women of integrity, compassion, humility, accountability, and service. Those are qualities that last a lifetime. What truly sets Providence apart is its family atmosphere. From the moment we joined the Providence community, we felt welcomed, supported, and genuinely cared for. Students are known as individuals, encouraged to reach their potential, and inspired by teachers, coaches, and administrators who lead with both excellence and heart. Providence also instills a deep sense of pride - not just in being a Celtic, but in representing something greater than oneself. Students learn the importance of leadership, perseverance, kindness, and using their God-given talents to positively impact others.”
Truth. Unity. Love. Find information and dates on the upcoming events below by visiting our Admissions Timeline at providencecatholic.org.
SHADOW DAYS Exerience a day in the life of a Celtic! Fall
PLACEMENT EXAM Saturday, December 5, 2026 | 8:00 - 11:30 a.m.
OPEN HOUSE
FAMILY TOURS
SCHOLARSHIPS & AID Learn about opportunities to benefit students and
JUNIOR HIGH NIGHTS
and Spring dates available, including Super Celtic Shadow Days! Register online.
Bring the family on Sunday, November 15 to learn more about the Celtic community! Details at providencecatholic.org
families.
Details at www.providencecatholic.org
Contact the admissions office: giannantone@providencecatholic.org or (815) 717-3160.
Join us for a Junior High Night at several of our athletic events - and experience life as a Celtic fan!
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