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.
Grammar school girls wrapped up their Girls Running Club last week. What a fun season! Pictured here: Emily, Evie, Gianna and Charlotte ready to take off!
And they all ran their first 5k this weekend and Eva came in 1st place for 8-11 year olds!
In memory of many, in honor of all, Thank You!
Your bravery and service will never be forgotten.
Salute to Seniors: Landon Gallant will attend the National Aviation Academy in Clearwater, Florida next year. He will major in Aviation Engineering. Congratulations, Landon! #ccaclassof2023
Congratulations, Landon!!!!
Congratulations Landon!
Congratulations Landon!!! So proud of you! 😊
Congrats Landon!
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
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
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
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