A Christian & Classical Private Education (PreSchool - Grade 12)
Imagine something greater…Imagine a place where you are on the same intellectual and spiritual journey as your peers. A place where academic enthusiasm is cool, friendships are genuine, and individual talents are identified and nurtured. Imagine teachers that are not only passionate about their subjects, but are passionate mentors of students. Imagine a community that intentionally pursues truth, goodness and beauty in all things. This is what school was meant to be. This is Covenant!
🌞☀️ We've been busy getting ready for the new school year. Our amazing summer staff has been hard at work, transforming classrooms into vibrant learning spaces. From moving furniture to cleaning floors and framing out windows, they're putting their heart and soul into preparing for an exciting year ahead. 📚🖌️
Let's give a big shoutout to these dedicated individuals who are helping create the perfect environment for our students to thrive. 🎉
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Elijah Pekari ’22
As a student at Covenant Christian Academy I have experienced the many blessings the school has to offer. From exceptional faculty who care about each student as an individual, to classes designed to help students grow in character, to athletics that motivate students to work hard, improve their skills, and compete,... read more
Elijah Pekari ’22
Emerald Bell ’22
I came to CCA seven years ago, not knowing many other students and worried about what type of academic challenges I would face. As I am anticipating graduation in a few weeks and reflecting about my time at Covenant, I am overjoyed with the experience that I have had. I am not only able to say without hesitation that... read more
Emerald Bell ’22
Jacob Sims ’19
The most important things that I learned at CCA were how to think and learn, how to work hard, how to be a leader, and how to have productive discussions and disagreements. I learned a lot of information that has been very useful as well, but that’s secondary, I think. Especially in today’s academic culture in the humanities... read more