Intentionality • Authenticity • Curiosity
by Pastor Matthew Sullivan As we approach the last few weeks of this presidential campaign, it is heavy on my heart that many faithful families in our school may be having difficult conversations and facing hard choices come election time. Jesus never promised being a Christian...
by Dr. Katherine Koonce, Head of School No, I have not lost my mind. We adults have a very important job ahead – to make our “new normal” into normal, maybe even – dare I say – fun, for our children. On the one hand we...
by Christy Johnson, Director of Communications Dear Graduates, Wow! You guys sure know how to go out with a bang! The 2019-2020 school year is one we will never forget. The stunning finale of this school year is one for the history books. Yet, I think what we will remember most...
by Christy Johnson, Director of Communications and Enrollment For we are God's masterpiece. He has created us anew in Christ Jesus, so we can do the good things he planned for us long ago. –Ephesians 2:10 Last week I watched all of the children at The Covenant School...
by Christy Johnson, Director of Communications and Enrollment As I was driving into work today, I passed down a street with American flags flying proudly on each side of the road. They fly to honor our Veterans today. It got me thinking about courage. The dictionary defines...
by Rev. Matthew Sullivan, Director of Campus Life Halloween is a minefield for Christian families. I get it. There are many potential pitfalls, with dark images and unsavory characters seemingly lurking in many places. Some believers feel (and I understand this) that the holiday is so...
by Christy Johnson, Director of Communications and Enrollment To My Wonderful Son, It is with a bittersweet pride that I watch you begin to navigate your way into your teen years and all that entails. Acne, body changes, deepening voice and of course girls. What you are...
by Dr. Katherine Koonce I’ve been an educator for about 32 years and a mother for 28 years, and yet I continue to be amazed and a little in awe of (and a little jealous of) the energy and the curiosity and the “all-in-ness” of childhood....
by Christy Johnson, Director of Communications and Enrollment It’s hard to fathom, but somehow time always marches on. It seems like we started school last week, yet it is now October. The weather is changing (slowly) as the days slide by. You can sense the change in...
