covenant college parent portal

Who can use the Covenant College website?

This site is reserved for use by Covenant College employees, students, and other designated individuals. Use of this resource without authority, or in excess of your authority, is strictly prohibited. Continued use of this site constitutes agreement with the terms of usage outlined by Covenant College.

What if I don’t remember my Covenant College login information?

Continued use of this site constitutes agreement with the terms of usage outlined by Covenant College. If you are an applicant and do not remember your Admissions Portal login information, you may reset it. If you are a student and do not remember your login information, please contact Tech Support.

What is the Covenant School?

Located in Charlottesville, VA, The Covenant School is a non-denominational, private, Christian day school for Pre-Kindergarten through Grade 12. Students benefit from a challenging academic program, visual and performing arts, competitive athletics, and a wide selection of extracurricular activities.

Is the Covenant ascent right for You?

Your career and life are not two separate boxes. Therefore, The Covenant Ascent prepares you for your career and/or graduate school, but it also prepares you for church and community involvement and strong relationships with family and friends.

What does Covenant teach us?

"My time at Covenant has taught me that no Christian community is perfect, but if there is care and love and a desire to push one another towards something higher, then you have found something wonderful. My prayer is that I won’t have to settle for anything less in the future."

Where is Covenant College located?

Founded in 1955, Covenant College is a Christian liberal arts college located on Lookout Mountain, Georgia. We exist to explore and express the preeminence of Jesus Christ in all things by preparing young believers for a life of service and God-honoring vocation.

Who is Noah Lee?

Noah Lee '21 Named USA South Don Scalf Award Winner. Lee, a 2021 graduate of Covenant and a four-year member on the pitch for the Scots, becomes the first Covenant student-athlete to garner the prestigious Male Athlete of the Year award.

What is Covenant equipping?

Empower a child, change the world. Covenant is equipping young men and women to engage the world with courage, compassion, curiosity, and tenacity. God's faithfulness through people's gifts of prayer, energy, and resources over the past three decades is remarkable.

What is Arduino course?

This course covers the fundamentals of computer programming, electronics, and robotics in a collaborative hands-on environment. Students use Arduino’s electronic platform, which is an easy-to-use circuit board that can be wired and programmed to do thousands of different projects.

What did the first graders study in Egypt?

They started the unit by learning how the environment plays an essential role in human civilization. They studied the importance of the Nile River to Ancient Egyptian people and culture.

When did Jonas Sanker sign with the University of Virginia?

Jonas Sanker Signs with University of Virginia Football Program. 2/4/2021. While he officially committed to the University of Virginia back in December, standout athlete Jonas Sanker was able to celebrate his football career with the Eagles on the traditional Signing Day of February 3.

Who is the author of Runaway Words?

Author and Covenant parent, Patricia Taylor, read her book Runaway Words to students in Grades 1 and 2 earlier this week.

Is Covenant School a Christian school?

The Covenant School. Located in Charlottesville, VA, The Covenant School is a non-denominational, private, Christian day school for Pre-Kindergarten through Grade 12. Students benefit from a challenging academic program, visual and performing arts, competitive athletics, and a wide selection of extracurricular activities.

Who wrote the poem "The Metamorphoses"?

Latin 1 students have been working on projects centered around several mythological stories retold by the Roman author Ovid in his poem "The Metamorphoses." As the title suggests, the episodes found within this book are unified around the theme of transformation.