Family Referral Incentive Program

Covenant has a Family Referral Incentive Program to both incentivize and reward CCA parents and employees who help us welcome mission-aligned families to our community. Our parents, students, and employees are our best ambassadors, sharing their positive experiences at Covenant with friends, family, and acquaintances. 

Current CCA families, as well as faculty and staff members, can receive a $500 referral bonus for each new family that they refer (who then applies to CCA, is accepted, and enrolls for the 2025–2026 school year). The Family Referral Program does not apply to immediate family members or persons living in the same household. 

While many grade levels have already reached capacity, we do have limited openings still available for the 2025-2026 school year. Contact the Office of Admissions: admissions@ccamail.org or click here for more info. 

Claim Your Lost Items!

The Lost and Found has been carefully organized and arranged on tables and hanging racks in the PAAC hallway for your convenience. Please stop by to claim your items! Outerwear, water bottles, lunch boxes, shoes and other treasures galore… It’s amazing what you might find!

Unclaimed items will be sent to the Uniform Swap or donated to charity after the last day of school.

Parents in Prayer – Final Prayer Meeting of the Year

Wednesday, June 4th | 8:15 am | Faculty/Staff Lounge

Parents in Prayer (PIP) is a fellowship open to all CCA parents that gathers the first Wednesday of the month in the Faculty/Staff Lounge following morning drop-off to pray for students, faculty and staff, administrative leadership of the school and board, parents, and specific prayer needs as they arise. 

You are welcome to join! The final prayer meeting for this school year is Wednesday, June 4th at 8:15 am. Please reach out to Hanna or Valencia with any questions at parentsinprayer@ccamail.org.

Calling All Student-Crafters!

CCA will be hosting a Christmas Student Makers Market for students in grades 1-12 in late November/ early December. Parents can keep an eye out for sign ups in the fall, but students are encouraged to work on inventory over the summer! 

Contact Amy Prichard with any questions: amy.prichard@ccamail.org.

Community Business Directory

We’re thrilled to announce that the online version of the CCA Community Business Directory is live and ready to view.

👉 Click here to view and share the online directory.

Limited printed copies will be available at CCA later this week.

Email Erin Sheppard erin.sheppard@ccamail.org or Nicole Williams nicole.williams@ccamail.org if you’d like to receive a complimentary copy, and we’ll be happy to set one aside for you on a first-come, first-served basis.

Student Medication Returns

If your student had medication stored in the school health office this year (i.e. epipens, inhalers, oral medication, etc.), it will be returned on your student’s final day of school.  All medications must be received by a parent or guardian, and a signature will be required.  

The school nurse will have a table inside the PAAC lobby for returning medications:
Thursday, June 5th: grades 7 through 12 ONLY
9:00–9:30 am (before USLR awards ceremony)
11:00–11:15 am (after USLR awards ceremony)

Friday, June 6th: grades K through 12
8:00–8:30 am (before GS awards ceremony)
9:45–10:00 am (after GS awards ceremony)

Pre-School and Pre-K parents will receive medications at student’s classroom on their final day.  
If you forget to pick up your child’s medication, or are unable to pick-up on the final day of school, medications will be held for one week only.  Please call the main office at 978-535-7100 to schedule pick-up the week of June 9th-13th.  Any medications left at school after that time will be discarded per school policy.  Please email school.nurse@ccamail.org if you have any questions.

Optional Refresher Summer Bootcamps

CCA offers multiple refresher camp experiences for most grade levels. Please view the links below for more information regarding the specific experience available for your child’s rising grade. All camp experiences require registration and refunds cannot be expected. Space is limited and early registration is recommended. 

    Pre-Kindergarten and Kindergarten Summer Splash

    Rising Second Grade

    Rising Third Grade

    Rising Fourth Grade

    Rising Fifth Grade

    Rising Sixth Grade

    Rising Seventh Grade

Summer Tutoring Available by Request

Summer tutoring is available for students in grades K-6. If you need assistance or recommendations for tutoring per our request or your own preference contact Andrea Bergstrom at andrea.bergstrom@ccamail.org .

USLR Yearbooks

Did you miss the deadline to order a yearbook? It’s not too late to get one! 

Click here to order.

CCA passcode: 1013601807551077

Price: $66.75 

(Please note that these yearbooks will be delivered to your home and will not arrive in time for the June 4th signing.)

Also, please note that this is the USLR Yearbook. A Grammar School yearbook will be available for purchase/order at a different date. 

If you have any questions, please reach out to yearbook@ccamail.org.

Seussical On Demand: Photos & Video Available

Did you miss the USLR musical Seussical in March? 

Are you interested in seeing it again?  

Our professional photography and video of the musical is now available for purchase!

Click here to order.

Helping Hands in Madagascar

Joanna Machain (mom to Jackson, Grade 1) is leading a medical mission trip to Madagascar in September.

To learn more, click here.

Jillian Isabella, School Counselor

What is your role at Covenant and how long have you worked here? School Counselor and I started working at CCA in 2018.

What has been your biggest learning experience here so far? That I like teaching! I used to be terrified to talk in front of people. I remember early on getting so worked up about going to talk with Kindergarten students that I was pacing the hallway for like 25 minutes! Over my time here, I’ve not only become more confident in public speaking (inspired by our seniors and their symposium speeches), I’ve grown to enjoy teaching social emotional learning to the students. 

What’s your favorite thing about working at Covenant? I love the community of people. I love interacting with the incredible students that fill our halls. I love working alongside teachers and staff that have a passion for teaching and connecting with students and one another.

Can you share a Bible verse or passage that has had a significant impact on your life or career? Scripture comes into my work often as a counselor. I try to share passages with people based on things that they are going through to remind them of God’s truth. I think the one I reference often, especially with kids and conflict is Matthew 18. Addressing people directly can be hard but it is so much better when we go directly to the person first instead of gossip, getting caught up in rumors, or festering in frustration or hurt. It’s a hard lesson but I think with practice it becomes easier to confront and accept confrontation when it is done with love, grace, and directness. 

What do you enjoy doing outside of work? Reading, writing, watching shows, swimming, spending time with friends, and being outside.

If you could travel anywhere in the world, where would it be and why? New Zealand is my biggest dream. It has been the place I’ve wanted to go my whole life. The country is so uniquely beautiful. After seeing the Lord of the Rings, it became the goal for traveling dreams.

Describe one way you see God’s hand in Covenant’s mission or work. I see it in my children and the people they are becoming. I absolutely credit that to the teachers, staff, and community that pours into their lives daily. I see God shaping them through lessons, music, art, friendships, and daily responsibilities.

What’s your favorite food? Tacos. All the tacos.

Who on the team inspires you the most, and why? I kept writing different names. The truth is, they all do in different ways, Amy Prichard inspires perseverance and mindfulness, Michelle Perrotta inspires joy and connection, Kristy Fitzgerald inspires quiet assurance, Christen Ashley inspires kindness and grace, Ashley Valletta inspires dedication and authenticity, Brooke Baker inspires consistency and eloquence, Sharon Covell inspires level-headedness, David Anastasi inspires action, Andrea Bergstrom inspires leadership, Warren Wegrzyn inspires exuberance and passion, Tracy Bennett inspires humility and tenacity, Kim Russell inspires faith and compassion, Robin Lawrenz inspires discipline and warmth, Josh Ulrich inspires diligence, Maya Kline inspires patience and creativity, I mean goodness I could go on and on! I’m inspired by everyone for their different gifts that come together to inspire collectively. 

What’s a fun fact about you that most people don’t know? I wanted to be a writer, I sing, and I do a few good impressions including the Chipmunks, Abu, Gollum, and Bullwinkle (who kids don’t know anymore which is sad).

What’s your favorite CCA tradition or event? Highlights. I love that our teachers highlight children individually for a quality they see coming out in them. I love that they write up beautiful descriptions of what they see, how they see it displayed, and pray for their futures. 

What’s your favorite book, movie, or hobby? Lord of the Rings and reading

How do you find balance between your faith, family, and work commitments? I don’t know if I’ve actually found the balance. I think with each season of life, situations can happen or challenges are presented, and these can impact the balance. Just when I think I’ve found it, I find I need to recalibrate and adjust. I think everyone is figuring out how to do the best they can with what they’ve got. I am thankful for the grace, mercy, patience, and love that comes from my family, communities, and above all God.