The Covenant School Fosters
Curiosity, Intentionality, and Authenticity
At The Covenant School, we value and celebrate the curiosity embedded in the heart and mind of every child. In the classroom, teachers are dedicated to knowing each child and differentiating instruction in order to successfully teach every student. We are a community of families and professionals committed to being authentic in the pursuit of their relationship with God.
Did You Know?
Facts Our Kids Love
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therapy dog on campus
every Friday is Fun Friday where we celebrate birthdays and lost teeth during Chapel
students can collaborate, work, and play together in Berryville, our imaginative outdoor playland
50%
faculty hold advanced degrees
8:1
student to teacher ratio
70%
of teachers have more than 5 years of experience
Facts Our Parents Love
Did You Know?
Facts Our Kids Love
1
therapy dog on campus
every Friday is Fun Friday where we celebrate birthdays and lost teeth during Chapel
students can collaborate, work, and play together in Berryville, our imaginative outdoor playland
Facts Our Parents Love
50%
faculty hold advanced degrees
8:1
student to teacher ratio
70%
of teachers have more than 5 years of experience
Testimonials
From Our Community
From the moment you step onto The Covenant School campus, you will witness the strong sense of community that exists here. The welcoming atmosphere created by our devoted faculty and staff working together with invested families has been recognized as a defining trait of our school throughout its history. Together, we work toward a common goal: to shepherd, empower, and celebrate your children.
Because we’re a small school, people know you. Not just your name, but what you like, what you don’t like, your talents, your weaknesses, how to make you feel good about yourself, how to challenge you to reach new heights. And it doesn’t stop with our students; parents are known too. Families here benefit from a level of individual attention that isn’t possible at a large school. Our parents, faculty, staff, and students are friends, all loving, supporting, and encouraging each other in a community that puts Christ first.
Alumni
One of the things I remember most about my time at Covenant was the feeling of being known. I learned the value of relationships at Covenant, and that desire for close relationships influences me every day.
Alumni
Parent
We treasure the community at Covenant and are forever grateful to this school for the countless ways it fosters the magic, curiosity, and excitement of childhood.
Parent
Teacher
Creating a community where each child is known, loved, and prepared gives us the opportunity to do amazing things in the lives of our students.
Teacher
Student
I love Covenant because of the community we have here. Everyone loves each other and is so kind and supportive.
Student
One of the things I remember most about my time at Covenant was the feeling of being known. I learned the value of relationships at Covenant, and that desire for close relationships influences me every day.
Alumni
We treasure the community at Covenant and are forever grateful to this school for the countless ways it fosters the magic, curiosity, and excitement of childhood.
Parent
Creating a community where each child is known, loved, and prepared gives us the opportunity to do amazing things in the lives of our students.
Teacher
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I love Covenant because of the community we have here. Everyone loves each other and is so kind and supportive.
Student
CELEBRATING CHILDHOOD
Letting Kids Be Kids
The Covenant School begins with Preschool and ends at sixth grade, for good reasons. We begin with PreSchool because the early years encompass some of the most rapid learning and growth any of us ever experience. It’s an exciting time, full of wonder and joy, and Covenant fully taps into the potential of those years.
Ending in sixth grade also has many advantages. Our sixth grade students experience the transition to adolescence in a community where they’re known and loved and where they feel safe to try new things. Unlike a school that continues into the high-school years, at The Covenant School, our sixth grade students are the leaders at a time when being a leader is an important part of a young person’s development. They lead Chapel, walk-in younger students at morning drop-off, take charge of community service activities, mentor their little PreSchool and PreK buddies, and become role models for the younger students.
And even though they’re entering puberty, sixth grade students are still basically kids. So we let them be kids without the pressure to grow up too fast. They still dress up, use their imaginations, sing silly songs, and belly laugh, all in a school where there is no pressure from older students to grow up before their time.
