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The Official School Calendar can be found on our website. To automatically have school events added to your personal online calendar, click the green “Subscribe” button at the bottom of the page! Check back weekly for date change notifications.
THIS WEEK:
Friday, January 24th:
GS Scripps Spelling Bee, Small Gym, 1:45 pm
COMING UP:
Friday, January 31st:
Covenant Parent Connection Meeting, CCA Cafe, 8:15 am
International Festival, PAAC, 6:00 pm
Wednesday, February 5th:
Financial Aid Application due
Friday, February 7th:
All-School Wear Red Day for Tyler Simoes
Guardians of the Galaxy Movie Night, Small Gym, 7:00 pm
Saturday, February 8th:
GS SnowBall Father/Daughter Dance, PAAC, 6:00 pm
RS Semi-Formal, 7 Mile Church, Melrose, 6:30 pm
Monday, February 10th:
Online Re-enrollment begins
Thursday, February 13th:
GS Red, White, and Pink Dress-Down Day
Friday, February 14th:
NO SCHOOL–Professional Day
Monday, February 17th–Friday, February 21st:
NO SCHOOL–February Break
Please click here to print the most recent 2024–25 School Year Calendar.
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Annual Scripps Spelling Bee: Meet the Classroom Finalists!Friday, January 24th | 1:45 pm | Small Gym
This Friday at 1:45 the Grammar School will gather in the Small Gym for our annual Scripps Spelling Bee. One finalist from each class in grades 2-8 will compete for the opportunity to take the online qualifying test for the Scripps Regional Spelling Bee to be held in Lynn in March.
Classroom finalists: Grade 3: Kaelani H. and Ronan K. Grade 4: Lucy Z. and Damian P. Grade 5: Timmy P. and Sam W. Grade 6: Gabby M. and Theo G. Grade 7: Luma Q. and Joel R. Grade 8: Sarah M. and Izzy M.
All are welcome to join us for this fun, competitive tradition! |
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CCA’s Annual 100th Day of School Service ProjectMonday, January 27th–Wednesday, February 12th
This month CCA will be honoring our annual commitment to support a valuable Peabody organization that we have partnered with for more than 10 years! Citizens Inn/Haven from Hunger includes a food pantry and community meals program. The food pantry provides free, nutrient dense food to low and moderate-income families and individuals.
Clients may visit the pantry once every seven days to receive groceries that help them stretch their budgets and allow them to take care of other critical needs such as personal health, housing, utilities, and student loans. Haven serves more than 5,500 unique individuals from Peabody, Salem, and Lynnfield (nearly 1,000 households per week) and distributes more than 2 million pounds of food each year. The community meals program offers guests a filling, nutritious supper four nights a week and is open to anyone, from all communities. Approximately 15,600 meals are served annually.
Please refer to the attached flyer to discover how your child’s class/grade will be participating in the effort in honor of our 100th Day of School. We invite you to help your classrooms achieve the possible goal of collecting 100 designated items to help others in need.
Please bring your contributions to any of the drop locations (PreK/K entrance, PAAC connector hallway, or USLR entrance) between January 27th and February 12th.
USLR students will receive House points for most items collected!
Thanks for all you are able to do for our Peabody community! |
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CCA’s International FestivalFriday, January 31st | 6:00 pm | PAAC
We look forward to hosting Covenant’s community celebration of our many cultures and traditions! Join us for an evening of food, fun, and celebration in the PAAC from 6:00–8:00 pm.
The International Festival is an evening where families represent their heritage and culture by sharing food, drinks, art, music, decorations, etc. We will line the PAAC with tables from different countries and have an open house atmosphere where you can walk around and sample various foods, talk with parents and students, and learn about the many cultures that make up our incredible CCA community.
If you want to be part of a table and provide food to share, click here. If you have any questions or ideas, please contact the Global Community Council Student Prefect Davi Silva at davi.silva.2025@ccamail.org.
🇧🇷 🇧🇷 If you are interested in being part of the Brazilian table, email Erica Santos at erica.santos@ccamail.org. 🇧🇷 🇧🇷 |
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Covenant Parent Connection MeetingFriday, January 31st | 8:15 am | CCA Cafeteria
Parents, please join us for the Covenant Parent Connection meeting to learn how you can support upcoming activities and events.
For questions about Covenant Parent Connection, please contact Andrea Bergstrom, Grammar School Principal, at andrea.bergstrom@ccamail.org.
*Please note: there is no Covenant Commentary this month. |
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All-School Wear Red DayIn Honor of Tyler Simoes’ Birthday (2/8) Friday, February 7th
The whole school is invited to wear red on Friday, February 7th to honor Tyler Simoes’ birthday (2/8). Tyler was a bright light to all who knew him and his favorite color was red. While he is no longer here with us to celebrate this day, we will continue to keep his memory alive. Special thanks to his friends in the eighth-grade class for always thinking of ways we can honor and remember Tyler. |
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Covenant’s Evening of GratitudeSaturday, March 15th | 6:00–9:30 pm | Olio, Peabody, MA
Please mark your calendars and plan to join us as we host Covenant’s Evening of Gratitude for you, our Covenant family, on Saturday, March 15, 2025 at Olio (Peabody).
Planning is underway, so stay tuned for more details in the coming weeks.
Questions regarding the Evening of Gratitude can be directed to Nicole Wise Williams, Chief Advancement Officer, at nicole.williams@ccamail.org. |
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Support Our Silent Auction: Help Build a Stronger Future for Covenant
We are excited to announce our upcoming silent auction, which will take place via mobile bidding in mid-March. Teacher experiences, themed grade baskets, and select auction items will be displayed in select locations throughout the school and on our social media channels, with all items being featured on our mobile bidding platform and school website, as well as in our digital auction catalog. All auction proceeds will support our 2024-2025 Covenant Fund goal of $300,000 to replace a significant portion of the parking lot, replace our interior lighting with LED, install a playground shade, and make program investments in Science and Fine Arts.
To make our auction a success, we are reaching out to community members, local businesses, and organizations for donations of goods, services, or gift cards. We would be so grateful for your generous contribution, whether it’s an item, an experience, or a gift certificate that we can offer to our auction participants.
Here are just a few ideas of items that could make a great addition to the silent auction:
Your donation will not only help us raise much-needed funds, but it will also showcase your support for our community. All contributors will be acknowledged on the mobile bidding platform, and your business name or personal recognition will be included in our digital program, on our website, and across our social media channels.
We kindly ask that all donations be received by Monday, February 24, 2025, in order to ensure they are included in our auction catalog. If you would like more information about the Silent Auction or have any questions regarding the donation process, please do not hesitate to contact Nicole Wise Williams, Chief Advancement Officer at nicole.williams@ccamail.org.
Thank you so much for considering this opportunity to make a positive impact on our community. We truly appreciate your support! |
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One Week Left to Reserve Your Ad in the Covenant Community Business Directory!Ad Reservations Due: Friday, January 31st
Are you a business owner? Church leader? Frequent patron of a local business? The Covenant Community Business Directory is open to members of our community and places you frequent or would recommend to others. Business listings and ad space are available for purchase in the Directory, which will be an invaluable resource and an exclusive opportunity to bring the extended CCA community closer by fostering connections, encouraging support, and sharing resources. Have a friend that might be interested in this exclusive opportunity? Share the links below.
Click here for listing and ad placement levels and here to reserve your ad space.
As a reminder, the deadline for ad reservations and artwork is Friday, January 31, 2025.
The directory will be available for sale in print and digital formats in the spring. Pre-sale orders will begin next week!
Questions about the Covenant Community Business Directory can be directed to: Nicole Wise Williams, Chief Advancement Officer, at nicole.williams@ccamail.org or Erin Sheppard, Director of Marketing and Communications, at erin.sheppard@ccamail.org.
Thank you for supporting building a stronger Covenant community through local connections. |
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Early Childhood Preview MorningSaturday, February 1st | 9:00–10:30 am
The Pre-School & Pre-Kindergarten Programs at Covenant Christian Academy are designed to nurture a lifelong love of learning. Prospective Pre-School and Pre-Kindergarten students and parents are invited to attend this special opportunity to experience our program. Children will participate in classroom activities with our teachers. Parents are invited to an informative presentation by our principal, and we have an opportunity to interact with faculty
If you know of any families looking for more info about what CCA has to offer, please share this event with them. It’s a great opportunity for new families to check out our campus and hear about all aspects of Covenant!
Contact ryan.patrie@ccamail.org for more info, or click here.
Pre-registration is required. Click here to reserve your spot today! |
Financial Aid Deadline: February 5, 2025
The Grant & Aid Application for the 2025-26 school year is now available online. If you currently receive Financial Aid, you must reapply every year. The application can be found on our website or by clicking here. The Financial Aid deadline is February 5, 2025. Any applications received after this deadline will receive less aid pending qualification.
If you have any questions, please feel free to email financialaid@ccamail.org.
Upcoming: Re-Enrollment for the 2025-26 School Year
Opens: Monday, February 10th
Re-Enrollment for all current students opens on Monday, February 10th. Re-Enrollment will be completed through Veracross, which will be replacing FACTS as our school information system for the 2025-26 school year*. Details regarding Veracross will be sent in advance of the re-enrollment period. Re-Enrollment contracts and deposits are due February 24th. A late fee will be charged for enrollments after the deadline, and seats for the 2025-26 school year will not be guaranteed for late enrollments.
Lookout for an email with your Veracross Account information in the coming days.
Here are some important dates to remember:
February 5th: Financial Aid application deadline
February 10th: Re-Enrollment opens
February 24th: Re-Enrollment closes–contracts and deposits due
March 4th: New student admission offers sent
*FACTS will still be used for the remainder of the 24-25 school year (with the exception of re-enrollment).
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Strep Throat
Strep throat is caused by a bacterial infection in the throat after coming in close contact with another infected individual. Strep often presents with a sore throat (especially with swallowing), but may also include symptoms of fever, headache, stomach ache, body rash, or swollen glands in the neck. It can be diagnosed by a health care provider with a throat swab, and requires antibiotic treatment.
We have seen increased incidence of strep throat in the school community over the past week. Please monitor your student for symptoms, and seek evaluation from their pediatrician if indicated. If your child is diagnosed with strep throat, please keep them home from school until they have been on antibiotics for 24 hours, have been fever-free for 24 hours, and are feeling well enough to return to school.
Please also consider the following precautions to prevent the spread of strep throat: 1. Thoroughly wash hands after blowing your nose and before eating or preparing food. 2. Wash dishes in hot, soapy water, or in a dishwasher. 3. Do not share food, drinking cups, or eating utensils.
If you have any questions or concerns, please be sure to contact your child’s health care provider. |
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Save the Date: SnowBall DanceSaturday, February 8th | 6:00 pm | PAAC
The annual Father-Daughter SnowBall Dance for all of the Grammar School girls and their distinguished gentlemen guests is a little more than two weeks away! This beloved and highly anticipated event is such a great way for our girls and their guests to enjoy a sweet time of fellowship and fun.
Invitations were sent home with the youngest daughters this week! You can sign-up here to attend.
It takes lots of volunteers, giving of their time, energy, and baking skills to pull off this great event. We are asking all attendees to sign-up to bring refreshments or offer the gift of service to help us ensure that this year’s SnowBall is as spectacular as ever. Logic School students are also encouraged to volunteer!
We are in particular need of folks to help decorate the gym between 2:00–3:00PM on Friday, February 7th and volunteers to serve during the event itself. Many hands make for light work and will help guarantee that our girls will enjoy a night to remember! Sign up here. |
April Vacation Kids Activity Camp
Monday, April 21st–Thursday, April 24th | 9:00 am–1:00 pm | CCA
Pre-Kindergarten teachers Mrs. Herwing and Mrs. Davey are offering a Kids Activity Camp for students in Pre-K through first grade the week of April Vacation. Students will have the opportunity to engage in both free play as well as targeted, structured activities. Each day will allow time to participate in focused activities that could include making slime, building a car for a car race, exploring and crafting in nature, outdoor games, making jewelry and more.
Click here for more information.
Please reach out to Abbagail Herwing (abbagail.herwing@ccamail.org) by Monday, February 10th with any questions and interest.
Fun in Fifth Grade
A Snapshot from Orvieto
Last Friday, 19 juniors and seniors and 4 faculty/staff members left for CCA’s first ever In Situ program in Orvieto, Italy. In Situ means “in place.” The group has been exploring Orvieto with day-trips to Assisi, Florence, and Rome. Here are a few snapshots of their trip so far.
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Rhetoric School Semi-Formal!Saturday, February 8th | 6:30–9:30 pm | 7 Mile Road Church, 84 Green Street, Melrose
The RS Semi-Formal will be on Saturday, February 8th, from 6:30–9:30 pm! Students in grades 9–12 are invited to enjoy a delicious dinner, capture moments with a professional photographer, and dance the night away with friends.
Dress code: Semi-formal attire required.
Don’t miss out on this exciting evening! For registration details, check your email from Mr. Ingersoll. |
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Celebrate Valentine’s Day with Carnations and Chocolate Roses!Orders Due: Monday, January 27th
In celebration of Valentine’s Day, Upper School Students (grades 7-12) and their parents have the opportunity to express their affection for each other by sending carnations or chocolate roses!
Students may send a carnation or a chocolate rose and a private note to anyone in the Upper School – friends, siblings, classmates, teachers or administrators! The carnations are red and cost $2 each. The chocolate roses have red foil and are also $2 each. All flower orders will be hand-delivered on Thursday, February 13th. There’s no limit on how many you can buy, so fill out the order form below by Monday, January 27th. The total charge for carnations will be added to your student/family account and appear on your next invoice. All funds raised will go towards the USLR Musical, Seussical.
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Save the Date–Junior Parent College Admissions Night!Monday, March 3rd
Please join Rebecca Draper, Director of College Guidance, for an information-filled crash course on college admissions. From building a college list, to making college visits, to an overview of how to apply to college, we will cover everything you need to know about college admissions for your junior.
Time and location will be announced in coming weeks. |
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Classical Roots Weekly Blog: Terra Cotta
Click here to read this week’s blog post, Terra Cotta, and to subscribe to the Classical Roots Substack. Download the Substack app to be able to comment and ask questions. Help us spread the word by sharing this link with your friends.
If you are interested in learning more about this program or getting involved, please contact Alex Miller at alex.miller@ccamail.org. |
Opportunities to Sponsor the Spring 2025 Production of “Seussical”
We are excited to announce that on March 20th, 21st, and 22nd students in grades 7–12 will be performing one of the most performed shows in America, Seussical! The Cat in the Hat tells the story of Horton, an elephant who discovers a speck of dust that contains the Whos, including Jojo, a Who child sent off to military school for thinking too many “thinks.” Horton faces a double challenge: not only must he protect the Whos from a world of naysayers and dangers, but he must guard an abandoned egg, left in his care by the irresponsible Mayzie La Bird. Although Horton faces ridicule, danger, kidnapping and a trial, the intrepid Gertrude McFuzz never loses faith in him. Ultimately, the powers of friendship, loyalty, family and community are challenged and emerge triumphant. With over 50 students in the cast and crew, Seussical will performed in our Performing Arts and Athletic Center, which will be transformed into the world of the Who’s and Jungle Creatures.
We are offering sponsorship opportunities for local businesses, organizations, and events that are interested in reaching families with school-aged children throughout the North Shore of Boston and Eastern Massachusetts. The production will feature a live pit orchestra, professional grade costuming, extensive staging, professional lighting and sound engineering. Would you consider supporting this musical production by purchasing ad space in the program book? The Program will be distributed to all audiences during the four performances, reaching an estimated 600+ people. Click here for more information.
Upcoming Seussical rehearsals:
Friday, January 24th – Blocking/Choreography for Scenes 2 and 6
Monday, January 27th – Blocking/Choreography for Scenes 11 and 12
Tuesday, January 28th – Music Rehearsal – Review Act 1
Wednesday, January 29th – Music Rehearsal – Review Act 2
Thursday, January 30th – Blocking/Choreography for Scenes 16 and 17
Home Games This Week:
Come out and support our Cougars at a home game this week in the PAAC.
Friday, January 24th
4:00 pm: BJVBB vs Pingree
Saturday, January 25th
3:00 pm: BVBB vs Eagle Hill
Tuesday, January 28th
3:15 pm: BMSBB vs North Shore Christian
3:15 pm: GMSBB vs North Shore Christian
4:45 pm: GVBB vs BTA – SENIOR NIGHT
Wednesday, January 29th
3:45 pm: BJVBB vs CHCH
5:15 pm: BVBB vs CHCH
Thursday, January 30th
3:30 pm: BMSBB vs GUS
Please check our Athletics Calendar for all practices, game times, and locations.
Cougars RoundUp!
Girls Varsity Basketball
Wednesday, January 15th: CCA 26, Gann 28
The CCA girls varsity team battled hard but came up just short against Gann Academy, losing 28-26 in a thrilling finish. With just 48 seconds remaining, the game was tied, and it looked like the Lady Cougars might pull off the win. However, Gann managed to score in the final seconds, sealing the victory in a tense finish. Senior Julia Ray delivered a standout performance, leading the team with 12 points while contributing strong defense at both ends of the court. Eighth-grader Lia P. also played a key role, adding 9 points to keep CCA in the game. Despite their determined effort, the Lady Cougars were unable to capitalize on the late tie and came up just shy in a hard-fought contest. It was a tough loss, but the team showed great resilience and teamwork, and they’ll look to build on this close game as the season continues.
Boys Varsity Basketball
Wednesday, January 15th
After Wednesday’s game against Gann, Coach Bradford was reminded of just how fortunate he is to be surrounded by such dedicated players and supportive families. Win or lose, it’s the people that make this journey truly special. He reminded the team that this is the time of year when all their hard work and the experience they’ve gained need to start showing results. While there’s still plenty to learn, Coach fully expects to see that effort begin to translate into success on the court. Coach is confident that the team is ready for the challenge ahead and looks forward to seeing what they can achieve the rest of this season. Let’s go, Cougars!
Friday, January 17th: CCA 56, BTA 64
Despite the scoreboard, this game was a victory for CCA, and Coach wouldn’t hesitate to place it in the win column. While the final score showed a loss, the real success came in the form of immense growth and understanding. The team took a huge step forward in realizing what true success means—something far beyond just points on the board. Missing key players like Mikey Graves and Matt Stuart, CCA still gave everything they had against one of the most talented teams in Class C, keeping it a two-point game in the final minutes. The effort and determination were undeniable, and the team showed exactly the kind of resilience and will to win that Coach has been working so hard to instill in them over the past months. Senior Bennett Plosker, despite playing with a severely injured arm, scored 23 points and played exceptional defense. Junior Jacob Williamson faced off against one of the league’s best players without backing down, even after taking a vicious elbow to the throat. And the effort didn’t stop there. Seniors Theo Ostrowski and Isaac Portugal, juniors Dimitrie Farcas (who scored 13 points), Spencer Liu, and Shepherd Gladden, sophomore Sam Batten, and freshman Jacob Chewning—every player on the floor, and those on the bench, poured everything into this game. This was the night that the team began to truly understand how far they’ve come and how much potential this story holds. As one referee congratulated the team for a hard-fought game, another made sure Coach heard him: “Your kids played so hard. It was so impressive. Just so impressive.” Coach couldn’t agree more.
Boys JV Basketball
Wednesday, January 15th: CCA 32, Gann 54
The Boys JV team faced a challenging matchup on the road against Gann, falling 54-32. Gann came out of the gate with intensity, quickly jumping to a commanding 14-1 lead. Despite their best efforts, the Cougars struggled to find their rhythm early, and Gann extended their lead to 20 points by halftime, with the score standing at 34-14. However, the boys weren’t ready to give up. In the second half, they fought back with renewed energy and determination, cutting the deficit to just 11 points at one point. The comeback was sparked by a combination of solid defense and improved offense, as Covenant played with more intensity and focus. Despite the strong push, Gann was able to regain control, closing out the game with a 54-32 win. It was a valiant effort by CCA, showing grit and resilience even when facing a large deficit. The boys will take these lessons forward as they continue to develop throughout the season.
Friday, January 17th: CCA 31, BTA 18
The JV boys rallied from an early 8-1 deficit to defeat Boston Trinity Academy 31-18 at home. After a slow start, Coach urged the team to be more aggressive on offense, and eighth-grader Zeb B. responded by driving to the hoop and drawing fouls, sparking the comeback. The team went into halftime with a 12-11 lead. In the second half, the defense took over. A full-court man-to-man press and strategic shifts to a 2-3 zone rattled BTA, limiting them to just 7 points in the second half. Freshman Nate Jukanovich led the scoring, while eighth-grader Connor C. dominated on defense and grabbed key rebounds. Freshman Arman Gahunia added key baskets, and junior Zeke Belote and freshmen Kaden Lewis, Colin Root, Braylan Ford, and Elliott Smith all played crucial roles in the press and creating turnovers. It was a total team effort and the best defensive performance of the season. Great win, boys!
Boys Middle School Basketball
Thursday, January 16th: CCA, 32, LCA 16
The CCA middle school boys earned a decisive 32-16 victory over LCA, showcasing significant growth and improvement on both sides of the ball. The team’s defense was especially strong, with well-executed rotations and tight coverage that limited LCA’s offensive opportunities. On the offensive end, the boys moved the ball with precision, finding open teammates and creating strong scoring chances. It was a complete team effort, with everyone contributing to the solid win. The boys’ hard work in practice is clearly paying off, and they’ll look to build on this performance as the season progresses. Great job, team!
Tuesday, January 21st: CCA 34, Landmark 37
The Middle School Boys basketball team lost a close game to Landmark on Tuesday, falling by the score of 37-34. It was a tightly contested game from start to finish, with both teams playing physical defense, hitting timely buckets, and fighting until the very end. The Cougars were led on offense by Judah L. (15 points) and Tyler C. (13 points). On the defensive side of the ball, Judah and Tyler played solid perimeter defense while Trace P. and Maddox M. were strong down low. Cole M. and Hudson B. added a needed spark of energy on offense and defense.
Girls Middle School Basketball
Thursday, January 16th: CCA 15, LCA 17
The Middle School Girls Basketball team lost a close matchup at Lexington Christian Academy (17-15) with the game not decided until the final seconds ticked off the clock. Despite a tough loss, this game was an amazing learning opportunity for our team. LCA is a talented and athletic team and our team relentlessly competed until the very end. Falling behind 8-0 in the first few minutes of the game, CCA didn’t get phased, chipping away to only be trailing (12-10) at halftime and keeping it a one possession game the rest of the way. Julia S. led the team with 5 points, Isabella P. had 4 points, and Olivia C., Lila O. and Luma Q. all scoring 2. It was great to see Eva C. back from illness to play tough defense and grab several key rebounds!
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Former Students Surprise Mrs. Russell with a Visit
Mrs. Russell had a nice surprise visit from former students Riyan (‘23) & Daeven (‘22) Goel. Riyan is a sophomore at UMass Amherst aiming for a medical degree and Daeven is a junior at the University of Rhode Island, studying electrical engineering and German. So sweet! |
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Miles for Miracles: Running the Boston Marathon in Memory of Tyler Simões
CCA parent Mike Quail will be running the 2025 Boston Marathon in April in honor of our beloved Tyler Simões, who passed away in July at the age of 13 after valiantly fighting RAC2 (an autoimmune disease) for many years. Although losing Tyler has been a tragedy, we know that God can use tragedy for goodness.
Can you help bring some light and love to this tragedy? Mike has teamed up with Boston Children’s Hospital’s Miles for Miracles to run the 26.2 miles in Tyler’s memory and to raise funds for the very best medical care, breakthrough research, and vital support services for sick kids and their families. He and Danielle, Tyler’s mom, would love for as many people as possible to donate to Miles for Miracles in Tyler’s memory, even if it’s just a dollar, to help the next child and family at Boston Children’s Hospital.
Please click here to support Mike’s fundraiser on behalf of Tyler’s legacy. |
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Andrea Bergstrom, Grammar School Principal
What is your role at Covenant and how long have you worked here? Grammar School Principal, this is my 21st year at CCA.
What’s your favorite thing about working at Covenant? Working with faculty and families that share my faith and worldview.
Can you share a Bible verse or passage that has had a significant impact on your life or career? Proverbs 3:5-6: Trust in God with all your heart and he will make your paths straight.
What do you enjoy doing outside of work? Traveling and reading
If you could travel anywhere in the world, where would it be and why? Anywhere with turquoise water!
Describe one way you see God’s hand in Covenant’s mission or work. God has blessed us with authentic community that is rooted in a shared love for Him!
What’s your favorite food? Cake!
Who on the team inspires you the most, and why? Our teachers inspire me with their passion, commitment, and work ethic!
What’s a fun fact about you that most people don’t know? As a kid I spent more time with horses than people!
What’s your favorite CCA tradition or event? It’s gotta be the SnowBall!
What’s your favorite book, movie, or hobby? Reading, everything and anything!
How do you find balance between your faith, family, and work commitments? Just keep trying! |
Have questions? We welcome you to email our Administrative Team using the links below.
David Anastasi, Head of School
Andrea Bergstrom, Grammar School Principal
Lisa Coleman, Director of Fine Arts & Grammar School Assistant Principal
Matthew Offner, Upper School of Logic & Rhetoric Principal
Tracy Bennett, Upper School of Logic & Rhetoric Dean of Academics
Caleb Ingersoll, Upper School of Logic & Rhetoric Dean of Students
Rita Detwiler, Business Manager
Jason Lawrenz, Athletic Director & Chaplain; John Sievens, Assistant Athletic Director
Ryan Patrie, Director of Admissions; Sydney Sweeney, Admissions Assistant
Jessica Rossotti, Chief Finance and Operating Officer
Erin Sheppard, Director of Marketing & Communications
Nicole Williams, Chief Advancement Officer
Joshua Ulrich, Director of Campus Safety
Sharon Covell, Main Office Manager; Sydney Sweeney, Main Officer Manager
Tricia Curtis, Registrar & USLR Administrative Assistant
Bob Mulvey, Director of Facilities; Franny Morales, Facilities Assistant
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