Intentionality • Authenticity • Curiosity
by Christy Johnson, Director of Communications Dear Graduates, Wow! This year of immense change feels like it just began and now it is ending. It is almost time to say goodbye and we aren’t ready yet. We feel like there is so much we could still teach...
by Christy Johnson, Director of Communications Recently my 7th-grade son was able to put into words what he misses most about The Covenant School and I was blown away by his insightfulness! He said, “I miss being known.” I think my heart about stopped. He articulated, so simply...
by Dr. Katherine Koonce, Head of School The question of “What do students need to know?” is a question that remains on the table for discussion for lots of reasons. Possibly the most practical reason for seeking this answer is that there simply isn’t enough time...
by Christy Johnson, Director of Communications There are always a lot of math equations being taught around a school. From simple to complex, our students are learning how to problem solve every day. They are also learning the principle that math is consistent. No matter if...
by Dr. Katherine Koonce, Head of School There’s been a lot of news about news lately—fake news, that is. I find it sad that perfectly intelligent people spend good time, energy, and talent to create fake news. Nevertheless, we find ourselves in the Age of Fake News when...
by Merritt Goodman, Fourth Grade Teacher “Peace I leave with you; my peace I give you. I do not give to you as the world gives. Do not let your hearts be troubled and do not be afraid.” —John 14:27 What do you think of when you think...
by Pastor Matthew Sullivan, Director of Campus Life We’ve all heard the phrase, “Be careful what you wish for because you might get it.” A friend of mine from college for a very long time wanted to become a nurse. She went through much of the...
by Christy Johnson, Director of Communications Are you that Mom? I know you know the Mom I am talking about… You know that Mom who is out running errands with her children, but suddenly finds herself in the middle of chaos and shame. Her child’s tears start, softly at first, but...
by Dr. Katherine Koonce, Head of School I am an extrovert. It is not a problem for me to meet new people, talk in front of large crowds, or speak my mind. I also have a hard time keeping my opinions to myself, not being the...
