Classical education means we are cultivating wisdom and virtues in our students, such as truth, goodness, honor, justice, and beauty
At Covenant, we teach from a perspective that includes the reality of God, the importance of Christian faith, and the value of a supportive community.
Cougars train and compete to win, and work to honor God with their passion, integrity, performance, and sportsmanship
Covenant students learn to delight in the beauty and glory of God through K-12 Fine Arts classes.
Happy Valentine's Day! ❤
CCA first graders joyfully shared Jesus' love during Grammar School chapel this week in front of their peers and parents. They reminded us that "we love because he first loved us." - 1 John 4:19
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Joy-bringers for Jesus! 🙏
We are excited to host Covenant's second annual virtual silent auction, which will take place via mobile bidding in April. Last year’s auction was fun and very competitive, with several items going into extended bidding! Teacher experiences, themed grade baskets, and select auction items will be displayed throughout the school and on our social media channels, with all items featured on our mobile bidding platform, school website, and digital auction catalog. All auction proceeds will support our 2025-2026 Covenant Fund goal to enhance campus safety and security, student life, technology, and Athletics and Fine Arts.
To make our auction a success, we are reaching out to community members, local businesses, and organizations for donations of goods and services, such as: Gift certificates to local businesses or restaurants, Spa or wellness services, Tickets to concerts, events, or attractions, Unique experiences or adventures, Art, jewelry, or handmade crafts, Vacation packages or getaways, Sports memorabilia or equipment.
We kindly ask that all donations be received by Friday, March 13, 2026, in order to ensure they are included in our auction catalog.
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Students in Mrs. Valletta and Mrs. Guerin’s fourth grade classes wrapped up their electricity unit in Science by building a room in a shoe box! Their creativity shined as they crafted furniture out of paper, Legos and other fun accessories. In class, they cut a thumb-sized hole in their box and attached a circuit with a mini lightbulb to light up their room. This project is always a fourth grade favorite every year!
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Way to go!
We discovered Covenant through a family friend and other families in our church. We first visited Covenant at a Wednesday Open House and were greeted by staff and students who were all very welcoming and helpful. After visiting, we decided to apply to Covenant first and foremost because it is a Christian community; however,... read more
We were made aware of Covenant through word of mouth. Our first in-person experience was at a Wednesday Open House. Our initial impression was that CCA was a safe and welcoming environment. That experience was consistent with what we witnessed during the application process and now that our daughter is a student at CCA.... read more
Since I’m definitely going to have trouble containing my CCA experience in 3-4 sentences, I am going to choose three words that sum up what I value about this community and attempt not to turn this into a classical essay (although thanks to CCA I do know how to do those quite well). First: commitment. Students and teachers... read more
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