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Top 5 Questions Asked during Covenant Tours

Does Covenant offer before and after school care?

We are pleased to offer Before and After School Care (BASC) for our students in grades PreK-6th. Hours of Operation: 7:00-7:45 a.m. and 3:45-6:30 p.m. Please click here for the BASC Fee Schedule.

What extracurricular activities and clubs do you offer?

Covenant offers a variety of activities and clubs for all ages and varied interest, including: Before & After School Choirs, Ballet, 4-H, Chess, Math Olympiad, Student Council, National Honor Society, and Junior Honor Society, etc. Please visit this link for details on our Clubs and Activities.

Do you have sports teams?

Covenant has many successful sports teams our Patriots may join. Several of our high school athletes have represented Covenant at State level competitions through TAPPS. Former alumni athletes as well as current Juniors and Senior athletes have qualified for Academic All-State awarded through TAPPS. Students starting in 5th grade may join a sports team which includes cross-country, volleyball, basketball, track and field. Our high school students may also complete in swimming and golf. Find out more about our Athletics program here.

Will we be able to meet and connect with other school families?

At Covenant, we value the closeness of a small community. Connecting as a community helps foster the culture we actively strive to cultivate at Covenant. Through Covenant Community Life (CCL) we host school-wide events, performances, field trips, and celebrations for the whole family. We welcome parents to volunteer in and outside the classroom.

Do you participate in standardized testing?

As a school we participate in annual testing to evaluate how we as a school are meeting our academic goals for our students.

In the spring, we administer the CTP (Comprehensive Testing Program) Online through the Educational Resource Bureau to grades 1-7.
In October, the PSAT/NMSQT is administered to grades 9-11 in preparation for the SAT.
The CLT, an alternative college entrance exam, is administered to grades 9 and 10 in February and grade 8 in March.

The results obtained from these tests provide our educators, as well as parents, with objective measurement of the skills of our students. Test results are distributed to the parents when they become available.