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Cultivating Leaders

Cultivating leaders involves building the blocks of one's character, year by year.  As students mature, more and more opportunities for growth in leadership are given to them at Covenant. By partnering with parents, Covenant aims to grow the identities of its students. We believe that, as image-bearers, each student possesses unique and immeasurable gifts that can be nurtured and grown through various opportunities at school, such as the House System, weekly chapel, clubs, honor societies, and more! 

Mrs. Gaertner, Pre-Kindergarten

 

“I treasure that I can trust that what I teach my children at home in terms of biblical character, personal accountability, hard work and having fun, proper discipline, loving God and others, respecting authority, and having a Christ-centered mindset. A ‘building the Kingdom’ atmosphere is what is taught and expected by their teachers and school family
during their time away from me.”
--Covenant Parent

Mr. Szymanowski, 12th Grade

 

True godly character is a response to God’s love for us.  It is our hope and prayer that each of our students will have a relationship with God that leads to increasing godly character in their own life.

“Covenant has helped build my faith in Christ as well as defend it. It has helped me academically, and it has strengthened me socially with its teachers and staff. I'm surprised how much I changed over the course of just the first week of school. I could not imagine myself now without Covenant Academy.”
--Covenant High School Student


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Training Students to Lead the Way

Building servant leaders begins at the beginning:

At the Grammar level, students are assigned simple classroom tasks such as holding the door, changing the calendar, and carrying water bottles to recess.

Our 5th and 6th graders are given the option to dress-out for P.E.

The 6th graders are responsible for Flag Detail every morning and afternoon, as well as selling ice cream each day at the end of the lunch period.

At the Upper School level, students are assigned service duties around campus at the end of their lunch period.  These tasks include emptying trash can and recycle bins, sweeping Patriot Hall and classrooms, making copies for teachers, and picking up around the courtyard and pavilion.