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.
Many schools prepare students for tests. Covenant prepares students for college—and for a lifetime of learning. Through a rigorous Classical Christian education, students learn how to think critically, communicate clearly, write persuasively, and become lifelong learners prepared for college and beyond.
As part of our Foundation for Life alumni series, we're excited to share our second story: Foundation of Learning. In this video, Ava Anastasi (CCA Class of ‘23 and Baylor University Class of ‘27) reflects on how a Classical Christian education prepared her for the challenges of college through rigorous writing, critical thinking, and meaningful discussions that continue to shape her education today.
Ready to learn more? We'd love to welcome you to campus for a personal tour.
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Come experience firsthand how our Christ-centered, classical education is preparing students not only for college, but for a lifetime of faithful learning, leadership, and service.
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Mr. Offner and Mrs. Curtis led our Senior Prefects on a retreat in Gloucester this week—a meaningful time of fellowship, reflection, and preparation for the year ahead.
At Covenant, the Prefect Program gives seniors the opportunity to lead by example and serve the school in tangible ways. Prefects work alongside faculty and students to organize, encourage, and take responsibility for areas that directly benefit their classmates and CCA programs.
Leadership at Covenant is about more than getting things done. It’s about developing a heart for protecting, serving, and helping others flourish.
We’re excited to see how this year’s Senior Prefects will lead, serve, and make a difference throughout our school community!
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Awesome!!! Covenant Christian Academy is a great school and goes beyond the regular usual activities to help their students grow even more by helping others.
While summer may have looked a little quieter around Covenant, our Summer Facilities Crew was anything but!
Our crew of staff, alumni, and students rolled up their sleeves all summer long to paint, prep, organize, clean, repair, and refresh our campus.
Thank you to our incredible summer crew for your hard work, dedication, and willingness to serve Covenant! We’re grateful for the many ways you helped prepare the way for another great school year.
Now, bring on the students!
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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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