Pre-Grammar School: Pre-K3, Pre-K4, Kindergarten, Pre-First
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PRE-GRAMMAR SCHOOL HOURS
Class Name
Requirements
Days
8:00 AM – 3:15 PM
Pre-K3
Must be 3 by September 1st and
completely potty-trained
Flexible 2-5 day options available
PRE-GRAMMAR SCHOOL
Pre-K4 (3-day)
Must be 4 by September 1st
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
Pre-K4 (5-day)
Must be 4 by September 1st
Monday – Friday
Kindergarten
Must be 5 by September 1st
Monday – Friday
Pre-First
By recommendation only
Monday - Friday
Beginning with our youngest classes,
the Pre-Grammar program focuses on
laying a solid foundation. Training a
child how to go to school will
encourage and produce successful
learners throughout his/her
educational journey. We emphasize
building upon a child’s readiness to
learn in age appropriate,
developmental stages. Our program
consists of presenting academic
concepts through multi-sensory
activities, making certain to reach
all types of learners in a fun and
engaging environment. Play is a
child’s best work and therefore we
provide hands-on experiences in all
areas of learning. We believe in
training the whole child. Therefore,
we fully commit to helping children
grow cognitively, physically,
emotionally, socially, and most
importantly, spiritually. The Bible
says that Jesus grew and developed
in this same manner. Luke 2:52 states
that “Jesus grew in wisdom, stature,
and in favor with God and man.”
Our goal is to provide a learning
environment where every area of
development is strengthened.
SCHOOL GARDEN
Students enjoy “getting dirty” in this
outdoor classroom where planting,
tending, and harvesting activities are
an integral part of the Pre-Grammar
instructional program.
CORE CURRICULUM
In the Pre-Grammar School, great emphasis is placed on the context
of learning. Because learning occurs on a moment-to-moment basis
in the early childhood classroom, everything that happens during
the student’s day is considered curriculum. Therefore, providing
a wonderfully enriched classroom environment, availability to
materials, consistent routines, and planned daily schedules/activities
are all an effective part in educating the child. Among the curriculum
framework of our program, plans and lessons are guided by
published curriculum texts. Teachers utilize these curricular tools
to enhance the overall learning experience. Some of these key texts
are listed below.
PK3 – BJU’s Pathways for Preschool; Purposeful Design’s Preschool Bible
PK4 – Saxon’s Early Learning; Positive Action’s Exploring God’s Love
Kindergarten – Saxon’s Phonics & Spelling; Singapore’s Math In Focus,
Positive Action’s Learning About God; Nancy Larson’s Science;
SRA’s Open Court Reading & Language Arts; Schoolhouse Secrets
Unlimited’s Writing House
Pre-First – Saxon’s Phonics & Spelling; Singapore’s Math In Focus;
Positive Action’s Enjoying God’s Gifts; Purposeful Design’s
Science; Learning A to Z Reading
Implementing a curriculum that meets individual developmental
needs, while providing a range of learning experiences, is of great
importance to us. Therefore our program is based upon each of the
following components that are considered essential building blocks
for growth and will help measure individual student progress
throughout the year: emotional/social development; language/early
literacy development; mathematical skills; discovery/science skills;
motor skills; and spiritual development/Bible skills.
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901 Cheek Sparger Road
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office 817-281-4333 toll free 877-528-4333
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Pre-Grammar School: Pre-K3, Pre-K4, Kindergarten, Pre-First
ENRICHMENT CLASSES
STUDENT LIEE
Class Mission Projects
Cougar Cub Cheerleading *
Enrichment Camps *
School of the Arts and Sciences *
*Available at additional cost
SPECIAL ACTIVITIES
STEM Night
Homecoming Week
Cougar Pride Day
Field Trips: One per quarter
Special Theme Related Days
Reformation Day
Grandparents’ Day
Teacher Appreciation Day
Western Day
End of Year Programs
Class Parties
Cougar Spirit Days
Pep Rallies
All classes taught by specialized teachers.
Pre-K3
Pre-K4
Kindergarten
Pre-First
Foreign Language
3 Day: One
30-minute Spanish
lesson per week
5 day: Two 30minute Spanish
lessons per week
3 Day: One
30-minute Spanish
lesson per week
5 day: Two 30minute Spanish
lessons per week
Two 30-minute
Spanish lessons
per week
Two 30-minute
Spanish lessons
per week
Music
3 Day: One
30-minute lesson
per week
5 day: Two 30minute lessons
per week
3 Day: One
30-minute lesson
per week
5 day: Two 30minute lessons
per week
Two 30-minute
lessons per week
Two 30-minute
lessons per week
Studio Art
One 30-minute
lesson per week
One 30-minute
lesson per week
One 30-minute
lesson per week
One 30-minute
lesson per week
Physical Education One 30minute lesson
per week
One 30minute lesson
per week
Two 30-minute
lessons per week
Two 30-minute
lessons per week
Motor Lab
One 30minute lesson
per week
One 30minute lesson
per week
One 30minute lesson
per week
One 30minute lesson
per week
Library
One 30-minute
lesson per week
One 30-minute
lesson per week
One 30-minute
lesson per week
One 30-minute
lesson per week
Chapel
******************************* Once per week (30 minutes) *******************************
PARENT COMMUNICATION
Weekly Newsletter (class-specific) is sent home in student’s folder.
DISCIPLINE
Our philosophy of discipline is
redemptive in nature. We want to
provide an atmosphere that is both
preventive and corrective with the
goal of encouraging students to
develop self-control.
The Cougar ROAR is a rewards-based
system used to encourage positive
behavior. An age-appropriate, positive
as well as a negative, consequence
system is used that includes privileges,
rewards, warnings, time out,
community service, and parent
notification.
Responsibility
Obedience
Attitude
Respect
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Pre-Grammar School News (school specific announcements) is emailed out via RenWeb
twice a month. Teachers also communicate regularly via emails and phone calls.
The Tuesday Note (school-wide announcements) is emailed out via RenWeb weekly
and is available on our website.
Required Parent-Teacher conferences are conducted twice a year (scheduled in
October and January) and include a written evaluation/progress report/report card.
For the remainder of the year, conferences with any teacher can be arranged, as
needed, through the school office.
PRE-FIRST
Pre-First is a class available by recommendation only. This class provides a bridge for
students who have completed Kindergarten and need an additional year of growth
and development before entering Grade 1. Older 5-year old students may also be
recommended for this class if they meet pre-reading criteria.
TESTING
Students applying for Kindergarten and Pre-First are screened by a trained observer
using the Gesell Developmental Assessment. Results of this assessment along with the
teacher’s recommendation and parental input enable the school to make appropriate
placement decisions. Kindergarten and Pre-First students will complete a standardized
achievement test (TerraNova3) in the spring. Those teachers also use the DRA
(Developmental Reading Assessment) to evaluate reading levels and progress
throughout the year.
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office 817-281-4333 toll free 877-528-4333
fax 682-334-0367
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May 2017
Grammar School: Grades 1-4
GRAMMAR SCHOOL HOURS
8:00 AM – 3:15 PM
DISCIPLINE
Our philosophy of discipline is redemptive in nature. We want to provide an
atmosphere that is both preventive and
corrective with the goal of encouraging
students to develop self-control.
The Cougar ROAR is a rewards-based
system used to encourage positive
behavior. An age-appropriate, positive
as well as a negative consequence
system is used that includes privileges,
rewards, warnings, time out, community
service, and parent notification.
Responsibility
Obedience
Attitude
Respect
SCHOOL GARDEN
The school garden is an integral part
of the Grammar School instructional
program at Covenant. Each grade
level has their own bed to design,
plant, tend, and harvest as gardening
activities are integrated throughout
the year in all areas of curriculum.
Covenant students enjoy “getting
dirty” while learning in their outdoor
classroom.
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CORE CURRICULUM
Bible: Christian Schools International Walking with God and
His People - Students build on their foundation of Bible
knowledge by studying Old and New Testament scriptures.
Students begin each day with prayer and memorize Bible verses.
Students also attend weekly chapel to encourage a maturing
faith and daily walk with the Lord.
Language Arts: Pearson Saxon Phonics and Spelling - provides
systematic phonics instruction that ensures mastery of the
important foundational skills of phonics, phonemic awareness,
spelling, alphabetizing, handwriting, and fluency. Open Court
Reading and whole novel studies are also used to provide quality,
literature-based instruction in reading strategies, reading
comprehension, vocabulary development, the writing process,
and composition in a variety of genres and styles. Shurley
Grammar instruction, using memorization and jingles,
ensures mastery of the parts of speech and proper sentence
structure which enables students to become proficient speakers
and writers.
Social Studies: Beginning Geography - (grade 1) explores the
earth God created and provides the foundation for later, more
in-depth studies of the seven continents (grades 2 – 4). Veritas
Press History, Core Knowledge, and other compiled materials
enable students in grades 2 – 4 to explore God’s plan throughout history as they progress chronologically through a study
of creation, early Mesopotamian civilizations, Ancient Egypt,
Old Testament Israel, Ancient Greece and Rome, Medieval times,
the Reformation, and the Renaissance.
Mathematics: Singapore’s Math in Focus highlights problemsolving as the key focus of mathematical learning. Concepts are
introduced through hands-on experiences with manipulatives.
Students learn to visualize the concept and represent it pictorially
through models before moving on to abstract numbers and symbols.
Science: Nancy Larson Science – Inductive, hands-on
study of God’s handiwork through observation, classification,
experiments, and evaluation of data. Students survey life,
physical, and earth and space science concepts.
TESTING
ERB – Yearly comprehensive achievement testing for 1st – 4th grades
provides a complete battery of tests in all academic areas. This
testing provides us the tools to better evaluate the effectiveness of
our curriculm.
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COVENANT CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
901 Cheek Sparger Road
Colleyville, Texas 76034
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office 817-281-4333 toll free 877-528-4333
fax 682-334-0367
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www.covenantchristian.net
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[email protected]
May 2017
Grammar School: Grades 1-4
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STUDENT LIEE
ENRICHMENT CLASSES
Community Service/Mission Projects
Music Programs and Recitations
Cougar Cub Cheerleading *
Enrichment Camps *
School of the Arts and Sciences *
All classes taught by specialized teachers
* Available at additional cost
Music: Grade 1-3 (2) 30-minute lessons per week
Grade 4 (2) 30-minute lessons per week
(Choice of General Music or Strings)
SPECIAL ACTIVITIES
STEM Night
School Competitions: Art Festival, Math
Olympics, Speech Meet, Spelling Bee
Homecoming Week
Cougar Pride Day
Field Trips: One per quarter
Reformation Day
Veterans’ Day Chapel
Grandparents‘ Day
Teacher Appreciation Day
Western Day
Cougar Spirit Days
Pep Rallies
Valentine’s Day Daddy-Daughter Dance
Spanish: Grades 1-3
Latin: Grade 4
(2) 40-minute lessons per week
(2) 40-minute lessons per week
Studio Art: (1) 50-minute lesson per week
Physical Education: (2) 45-minute lessons per week
Library: Grades 1-4
(1) 40-minute lesson per week
Computer: Grade 3 (1) 30-minute lesson per week
Grade 4 (1) 45-minute lesson per week
Chapel: (weekly)
PARENT COMMUNICATION
Weekly Newsletters
Classroom specific newsletter is sent home in student’s
folder.
Grammar School Newsletter (school specific announcements)
sent out via RenWeb weekly. Teachers also communicate
regularly via emails and phone calls.
The Tuesday Note (school-wide announcements) is emailed out
via RenWeb weekly and is available on our website.
Parent-Teacher conferences are scheduled in October at the end of
the first quarter. For the remainder of the school year, conferences
with any teacher can be arranged as needed through the Grammar
School office.
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901 Cheek Sparger Road
Colleyville, Texas 76034
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office 817-281-4333 toll free 877-528-4333
fax 682-334-0367
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www.covenantchristian.net
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[email protected]
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Early Logic School: Grades 5-6
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EARLY LOGIC SCHOOL HOURS
CORE CURRICULUM
8:00 AM – 3:45 PM
Grade 5:
Bible (Christian Schools International)
Language Arts (Standards Based Grammar, Rod and Staff Grammar)
Social Studies (Pearson My World Geography Western Hemisphere)
Mathematics (Singapore’s Math in Focus)
Science (McGraw-Hill iScience)
Latin IA (Cambridge University Press Cambridge Latin Course 1A)
Logic (Christian Logic The Fallacy Detective)
STUDENT LIFE
Community Service
Music Programs and Recitations
Alpha Chi Choir - after school
Cougar Cub Cheerleading *
Enrichment Camps *
School of the Arts and Sciences *
Grade 6:
Bible (Christian Schools International)
Language Arts (Standards Based Grammar, Rod and Staff Grammar)
Social Studies (Glencoe Texas & Texans)
Mathematics (Singapore’s Math in Focus)
Science (McGraw-Hill iScience)
Latin IB (Cambridge University Press Cambridge Latin Course 1B)
Logic (Christian Logic The Thinking Toolbox)
* Available at additional cost
ATHLETICS
Sports specific training in P.E.
Flag Football *
Basketball *
Baseball *
Volleyball *
Soccer *
ENRICHMENT CLASSES
* Students are encouraged to join CCA’s
parent-led teams. These play in leagues
such as YMCA, National Youth Sports,
and other local city leagues.
SPECIAL ACTIVITIES
Homecoming Week
Cougar Pride Day
Field Trips: Once per quarter
Teacher Appreciation Week
Competitions: Art, Creative Writing,
Math Olympics, In House Science Fair,
Speech Meet, Spelling Bee, and
Choir Competition
Cougar Spirit Days
Pep Rallies
Field Day
Valentine’s Day Daddy-Daughter Dance
Sky Ranch - 6th grade
Grade 5 & 6:
Music or Strings: (2) 50-minute lessons per week
Studio Art: (1) 50-minute lesson per week
Physical Education: (4) 50-minute lessons per week
Computer/Library: (1) 50-minute lesson per week
Chapel: (weekly)
PARENT COMMUNICATION
Logic Connections Newsletter
The Tuesday Note (school-wide announcements) is emailed weekly
and available on our website.
Parent-Teacher conferences take place at the end of the first
quarter, and are scheduled in October. For the remainder of the
school year, conferences with any teacher can be arranged as
needed through the Logic/Rhetoric School office.
TESTING
ERB – Yearly comprehensive achievement testing for
5th – 6th grades provides a complete battery of tests in all
academic areas.
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fax 682-334-0367
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Advanced Logic School: Grades 7-8
ADVANCED LOGIC SCHOOL HOURS
8:00 AM – 3:45 PM
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CORE CURRICULUM
All academic courses are taught at an honors level
Grade 7:
US History I (McGraw-Hill Discovering Our Past: A History
of the United States)
Student Council
English (Genre Survey I)
Community Service
Pre-Algebra A or Honors Pre-Algebra
Covenant Honor Society
Pre-Algebra A (Prentice Hall Mathematics: Course 2)
Choir Competitions
School Sponsored trip to Washington DC (8th) * Honors Pre-Algebra (Holt McDougal Larson Pre-Algebra)
Earth Science (In-house created curriulum)
Enrichment Camps *
Latin (Cambridge University Press Cambridge Latin Course 2)
School of the Arts and Sciences *
Bible (Old Testament Survey)
Logic (Classical Academic Press The Art of Argument)
* Available at additional cost
STUDENT LIFE
Grade 8:
US History II (McGraw-Hill United States: History & Geography)
English (Genre Survey II)
Pre-Algebra B or Honors Algebra I
Pre-Algebra B (Prentice Hall Mathematics: Course 3)
Honors Algebra I (Holt McDougal Larson Algebra I)
Physical Science (In-house created curriculum)
Latin (Cambridge University Press Cambridge Latin Course 3)
Bible (New Testament Survey)
Logic (Classical Academic Press The Discovery of Deduction)
ATHLETICS
Fall:
Cross Country
Football
Cheerleading
Girls Volleyball
Winter:
Cheerleading
Boys Basketball
Girls Basketball
Boys Soccer
Girls Soccer
Boys Swimming
Girls Swimming
ENRICHMENT CLASSES
Grade 7 & 8:
Fine Art Choices:
Students participate in two fine arts choices - (2) classes per week
Studio Art
Choir
Strings Ensemble
Worship Ensemble
Music Appreciation or Film Survey (offered alternating years)
Drama
Spring:
Baseball
Cheerleading
Track and Field
SPECIAL ACTIVITIES
Homecoming Week
Cougar Pride Day
Teacher Appreciation Week
Competitions: Art and Math Olympics
Logic School Socials
Cougar Spirit Days
Pep Rallies
Valentine’s Day Daddy-Daughter Dance
Community Service Days
Physical Education - (4) classes per week
Tutorial - (4) classes per week
Chapel (weekly)
TESTING
ERB – Yearly comprehensive achievement testing for
7th – 8th grades provides a complete battery of tests in all
academic areas.
COVENANT CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
901 Cheek Sparger Road
Colleyville, Texas 76034
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office 817-281-4333 toll free 877-528-4333
fax 682-334-0367
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www.covenantchristian.net
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[email protected]
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Rhetoric School: Grades 9-12
RHETORIC SCHOOL HOURS
COLLEGE PREPARATORY COURSES
8:00 AM – 3:45 PM
Humanities: (Integrated study of History, Literature, and Philosophy)
Honors History/English I (Grade 9)
Honors History/English II (Grade 10)
AP History/English III (Grade 11) - Dual Credit
AP English IV (Grade 12) - Dual Credit
Honors English IV (Grade 12)
AP US History (Grade 12) - Dual Credit
Government/Economics (Grade 12)
GRADING SYSTEM
36-week school year, 2 semesters,
4 quarter grading system
STUDENT LIFE
House System for community and
character development (see Frequently
Asked Questions for more details)
Community Service
House Council (Student Government)
National Honors Society
Enrichment Camps *
School of the Arts and Sciences *
*Available at additional cost
SPECIAL ACTIVITIES
Homecoming Week
Cougar Pride Day
Spring Formal
Foreign Language Festivals
TAPPS Competition: Athletics
Competions: Art and Choir
Numerous student led social activities
including dances, movie nights, etc.
Valentine’s Day Daddy-Daughter Dance
Cotillion - 9th
TPSMEA - Regional/State Music
Competition
Community Service Days
Spiritual Goals Retreat - 9th
Servant Leadership Retreat - 10th-11th
Legacy Retreat - 12th
TESTING
9th: Residual ACT and PSAT
10th: Residual ACT and PSAT
11th: PSAT
Juniors begin taking the ACT and SAT
on their own during the spring of their
Junior year.
Seniors take ACT and SAT on their own
as needed.
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Mathematics:
Algebra I (Grade 9)
Geometry (Grade 9 or 10)
Algebra II (Grade 10 or 11)
Pre-Calculus (Grade 11 or 12)
Statistics (Grade 12)
AP Calculus - Dual Credit (Grade 12)
Science:
Pre-AP Biology (Grade 9)
AP Chemistry - Dual Credit (Grade 12)
Pre-AP Chemistry (Grade 10) AP Biology - Dual Credit (Grade 12)
Physics (Grade 11)
Anatomy and Physiology (Grade 12)
Foreign Language:
Spanish I, Spanish II, Spanish III, AP Spanish - Dual Credit
French I, French II, French III, AP French - Dual Credit
Latin II, Latin III
Russian I (12th grade only)
Bible:
Hermeneutics/Life of Christ (Grade 9)
Romans/Rhetoric I (Grade 10)
Apologetics/Hebrews (Grade 11)
Senior Thesis/Rhetoric II (Grade 12)
Chapel (weekly)
Fine Arts:
Studio Art – Introduction to Art, 2-D Design (Drawing and Painting),
3-D Design (Ceramics and Sculpture), and
Commercial Design (Photography and Graphic Design)
Senior Portfolio, AP 2-D Art - Dual Credit, AP 3-D Art - Dual Credit
Chorale
Theater
Worship Ensemble
String Ensemble
Yearbook
Athletics:
CCA’s athletic programs compete in the Texas Association of
Private & Parochial Schools (TAPPS), the largest private school
organization of its kind in Texas. Because of our outstanding
programs, a number of our graduates have received athletic
scholarships to colleges and universities.
Fall:
Varisty Football
Varsity & JV Girls Volleyball
Varsity Boys & Girls
Cross Country
Varsity Cheerleading
Winter:
Varisty & JV Boys Basketball
Varsity & JV Girls Basketball
Varsity Girls Soccer
Varsity Boys Soccer
Varsity Swimming
Varsity Cheerleading
Spring:
Varsity & JV Baseball
Varsity Boys & Girls
Track and Field
Varsity Golf
Varsity Cheerleading
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Rhetoric School: Grades 9-12
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COLLEGE PLACEMENT
GRADUATION REQUREMENTS
A total of 30 credits is required with ½ Colleges and Universities accepting CCA graduates in recent years include:
credit earned for each semester course.
Course
Credits
English ........................................ 4.0
History ........................................ 4.0
US Gov’t/Economics ................ 1.0
Mathematics ............................... 4.0
Science ......................................... 4.0
Foreign Language
(same language) ......................... 3.0
Fine Arts ...................................... 3.0*
Physical Education .................... 3.0*
In-State
Bible ............................................. 4.0
Out-of-State
(Bible credit requirement waived for transfer students)
* Total of 6 credits between the two.
3/3 or 4/2 options available.
CLASS RANK
Due to small class sizes CCA ranks
only the top 10%.
ACT & SAT SUMMARY
College Entrance Test Score Comparison
2016 ACT
English
Math
Reading
Science
Composite
CCA Average
26.7
24.2
26.3
25.5
25.6
CCA Top 10%
29.4
26.0
30.8
27.0
28.3
State Average
20.6
19.4
20.7
21.0
20.7
National Average
20.1
20.6
21.3
20.8
20.8
2016 SAT
Math
Writing
CCA Average
Critical Reading
581
551
557
1689
CCA Top 10%
730
620
680
1930
Composite
State Average
494
508
482
1484
National Average
494
508
482
1484
Texas A&M University, College Station
Texas A&M University, Galveston
Texas A&M University, Kingsville
Texas Christian University
Texas State University
Texas Tech University
Texas Woman’s University
Trinity University
University of Dallas
University of Houston
University of Mary Hardin-Baylor
University of North Texas
University of Texas at Arlington
University of Texas at Austin
University of Texas at Dallas
University of Texas at Tyler
Abilene Christian University
Austin College
Angelo State University
Baylor University
Blinn College
Dallas Baptist University
Hardin-Simmons University
Houston Baptist University
Midwestern State University
Northeast Texas Community College
Rice University
Southern Methodist University
Southwestern University
Saint Edwards University
Stephen F. Austin University
Tarleton State University
These averages are calculated using each student's highest composite score and
do not include superscoring. The top 10% represents at most 5 students.
Middle Tennessee State University
Millsaps College
Neumont University
Oklahoma Baptist University
Oklahoma City University
Oklahoma State University
Oral Roberts University
Ouachita Baptist University
Penn State University
Pepperdine University
Purdue University
Rhodes College
Saint Louis University
Samford University
Seattle University
Sewanee University
Southern Nazarene University
Stanford
Troy State University
UCLA
United States Naval Academy
U.S. Military Academy at West Point
University of Alabama
University of Arkansas
University of Chicago
University of Colorado
University of Georgia
University of Kansas
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
University of Mississippi
University of Missouri
University of Oklahoma
University of Ozarks
University of Richmond
Vanderbilt University
Westmont College
Wheaton College
Anderson University
Asbury College
Auburn University
Azusa Pacific University
Babson College
Belmont University
Belhaven College
Beloit College
Biola University
Boise State University
Boston University
Bradley University
California Lutheran University
California Polytechnic State University
Calvin College
Chapman University
Clemson University
College of William and Mary
Covenant College
Dordt College
Duke
Friends University
Furman University
Georgetown University
Grove City College
Harding University
Harvard University
High Point University
Hillsdale College
Iowa State University
John Brown University
Kansas State University
Lee University
Liberty University
Lipscomb University
LIM College
Approximately 92% of graduates attend four-year colleges and universities,
while 8% attend two-year colleges, military, or trade schools.
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About Covenant Christian Academy
C
ovenant Christian Academy is an independent, non-denominational,
Christian, college preparatory day school founded in 1979. We serve
grades Pre-Kindergarten through Grade 12. Our classical curriculum
combines a rigorous academic program with exemplary fine arts and
outstanding athletics. This curriculum ultimately directs students to
emulate the perfect excellence found in Christ.
AFFILIATIONS
Association of Classical Christian
Schools Accredited K-12 (ACCS)
Association of Christian Teachers
& Schools Accredited PreK3-PreK4
(ACTS)
Society for Classical Learning (SCL)
Texas Association of Private and
Parochial Schools (TAPPS)
Texas Association of College
Admission Counseling (TACAC)
National Association for College
Admission Counseling (NACAC)
Texas Private School Accreditation
Commission (TPSAC)
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DISTINCTIVES
We are a Christian community who firmly believe in the importance
of a Covenant Education, where the parents form a partnership
with our school to educate their children. Our goal is to provide
each student with a distinctively Christian, classical, college
preparatory education. We seek to inspire students to think
critically in the context of a biblical worldview by not sheltering
them but by equipping them in the light of scriptural truth. Our
desire is that they would grow in wisdom and apply God’s Word
in every area of their lives, becoming leaders to transform
communities for the glory of God.
Our Humanities program provides an intensive study of universal
themes found in the great writings, people, and events that have
formed and reformed Western Civilization. Normative works
of our culture are studies within their historical settings. This
helps students understand how the works and the people who
wrote them were influenced by their times, and vice versa. The
courses are organized chronologically, moving from the ancient
civilizations to modern times and integrated with language, art,
and music. All History and English courses are taught at the
Honors or Advanced Placement level in the Logic and Rhetoric
Schools.
Texas Association of Non-Public
Schools (TANS)
Texas Colloquium of Classical
Christian Schools
Tarrant Independant Schools
Consortium (TISC)
FACULTY AND STAFF
For a detailed listing of Covenant Christian Academy’s dedicated
and experienced faculty and staff, please visit our website at
www.covenantchristian.net.
COVENANT CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
901 Cheek Sparger Road
Colleyville, Texas 76034
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office 817-281-4333 toll free 877-528-4333
fax 682-334-0367
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www.covenantchristian.net
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[email protected]
May 2017
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you have a waiting list and
if so, how is it managed?
After a grade level is filled we will
maintain an unranked applicant pool.
If a vacancy should occur, we will offer
admission based on our admission
requirements.
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Do your students wear uniforms?
Yes. Several options are available for our every day uniform
and on chapel days, a formal uniform is required. On Cougar spirit
days students have the option to wear Cougar spirit wear in
support of our athletic programs and pep rallies. Please check the
quick links on our website for information on school uniforms.
Are siblings guaranteed placement?
We give priority consideration to students
of our current CCA families, if they meet
our admission requirements.
Do you have a hot lunch program?
Yes, we have a volunteer-run, hot lunch program. Meals can be
pre-ordered from local food vendors one month in advance. This
service is optional. Students can also bring their own packed
lunch if they have not purchased a meal in advance.
May my child and I observe a class?
Yes, visitors are always welcome. Please
call to schedule a campus visit.
What grade does organized athletics begin?
Organized athletics start in Grade 7 for boys and girls. However,
sports specific training in PE begins in 5th grade.
Is it possible to enter CCA mid-year?
We admit students throughout the school
year if they meet our admission
requirements and as space is available.
High School students are admitted at the
quarter and semester breaks.
Do you offer a summer enrichment program?
Yes, we offer a summer enrichment program for students and the
community. Classes are offered during the summer by CCA faculty
to refine students’ skills and interest. Course offerings vary from
year to year. Check our website for more information.
Are you affiliated with Colleyville
Presbyterian Church?
No, we are an independent, nondenominational, Christian School. CCA
was founded by Colleyville Presbyterian
Church in 1979, and became independent
in 2000. We currently share some of the
same facilities.
What is the House System?
Students’ grades 9-12 are divided into
four Houses: Fidelitas, Integritas, Aequitas,
and Veritas. These houses help to foster:
Nurturing relationships across
grade levels
Leadership, friendly competition,
and service
Faculty involvement with students on
a unique relational level
Positive peer pressure and mentorship
Is before and after-school care available?
Yes. Please check our website at www.covenantchristian.net for
updated information regarding Cougar Club, CCA‘s before and
after-school care program.
Are parents required to volunteer at CCA?
No, we don’t require volunteer hours but parents are vital to
the success of our school’s organization.
Do we offer multiple child discounts?
No we follow cost based tuition and therefore we charge what
it costs to operate the school.
COVENANT CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
901 Cheek Sparger Road
Colleyville, Texas 76034
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office 817-281-4333 toll free 877-528-4333
fax 682-334-0367
|
www.covenantchristian.net
|
[email protected]
May 2017
Admission Requirements
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CRITERIA FOR ADMISSION
ADMISSION PROCESS
A credible profession of faith in the
Lord Jesus Christ by at least one
parent of the child applicant.
Schedule a campus visit with our admissions office or attend an
Open House or Tour Night.
Parent(s) understand and fully support
the mission, philosophy, and doctrinal
statement of the school.
At least one parent and child applicant
regularly attend a church in which the
Bible is sincerely believed and faithfully
taught.
Parent(s) commit to support the work of
the school through prayer, volunteerism,
and financial contributions.
Applicant offers evidence of potential
academic success in the school based
on past records, entrance tests, and
interviews.
Applicant offers evidence of high moral
character, academic potential, emotional
stability, a satisfactory behavior record,
respect for authority, and adequate social
adjustment.
NON DISCRIMINATION POLICY
Covenant Christian Academy does not
discriminate on the grounds of race,
color, national or ethnic origin in the
administration of its educational policies,
admissions policies, employment practices,
financial aid and scholarship programs,
and athletic or fine arts administered
programs.
Complete the online application located on our website’s Admissions
page. The following documents are required:
Copy of birth certificate
Copy of immunization records
Consent for Criminal Background Check
Photocopies of parent(s) or guardian(s) driver’s license(s)
Pastoral reference
Academic references
If applicable, a copy of previous testing for reading or
learning differences
If applicable, a copy of any crucial medical or educationaldiagnostic reports
Most recent report card and standardized test
results (Grades 1-12 only) plus transcript (Grades 9-12 only)
Contact the Director of Admission at 817-281-4333 x1 to:
Schedule a student visit and interview with school Division
Head (Grades 7-12 only)
Schedule entrance evaluation (Kindergarten-Grade 12)
After all documents are received, the Director of Admission
will schedule a parent interview.
The non-refundable admission fee of $300 includes all application
processing, entrance testing, and initial registration.
Please contact the Business Office at 817-281-4333 x 124 for
information regarding tuition payments and to discuss any other
financial concerns.
ADMISSIONS DECISION
The Admissions Committee will render a decision after the
admission process has been completed. Families will be notified
by the Admissions Office when the decision has been made.
Families have ten days from the date of receiving an enrollment
contract to respond.
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COVENANT CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
901 Cheek Sparger Road
Colleyville, Texas 76034
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office 817-281-4333 toll free 877-528-4333
fax 682-334-0367
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www.covenantchristian.net
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[email protected]
May 2017
Doctrinal and Mission Statement
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DOCTRINAL STATEMENT
MISSION STATEMENT
We Believe...
the Bible to be the inspired, only infallible,
authoritative, inerrant Word of God.
(2 Timothy 3:16, 2 Peter 1:21)
The Mission of Covenant Christian Academy is to provide a
biblically based, classical, college preparatory education that
inspires a passion for excellence, a heart of grace, and the
character of Christ.
We Believe...
there is one God, eternally existent in three
persons - Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
(Genesis 1:1, Matthew 28:19, John 10:30)
We Believe...
in the deity of Christ (John 10:33), His
virgin birth (Isaiah 7:14, Matthew 1:23,
Luke 1:35), His sinless life (Hebrews 4:15,
7:26), His miracles (John 2:11), His
vicarious and atoning death
(1 Corinthians 15:3, Hebrews 2:9), His
resurrection (John 11:25, 2 Corinthians 13:4),
His ascension to the right hand of the
Father (Mark 16:19), and His personal
return in power and glory. (Acts 1:11,
Revelation 19:11)
We Believe...
in the absolute necessity of regeneration
by the Holy Spirit for salvation because
of the exceeding sinfulness of human
nature and that men are justified on the
single ground of faith in the shed blood
of Christ and that only by God's grace
and through faith we are saved.
(John 3:16-21, 5:24, Romans 3:23, 5:8-9,
Ephesians 2:3-10, Titus 3:5)
We Believe...
in the resurrection of both the saved and
the lost; the saved unto the resurrection
of life and the lost unto the resurrection
of damnation. (John 5:28-29)
We Believe...
in the spiritual unity of believers in our
Lord Jesus Christ. (Romans 8:9, 1
Corinthians 12:12-13, Galatians 3:26-28)
We Believe...
in the present ministry of the Holy Spirit,
by whose indwelling the Christian is
enabled to live a godly life.
(Romans 8:13-14, 1 Corinthians 3:16,
6:19-20, Ephesians 4:30, 5:18)
We Believe...
in marriage that is the union sanctioned
by God, which joins one man and one
woman in a single, exclusive, covenantal
union, as delineated by Scripture. Sexual
intimacy should only occur between a
man and a woman who are married to
each other. No intimate sexual activity
should be engaged in outside of a marriage
between a man and a woman. (Gen. 2:18-25;
Ex. 20:14; Eph. 5:22-33; Heb. 13:4)
901 Cheek Sparger Road
Colleyville, Texas 76034
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The Mission of Covenant Christian Academy is to provide...
connotes that the pursuit of the mission is an ongoing process,
rather than something that has already been achieved.
a biblically based...
an education that is filtered through biblical principles to
produce a grounded, Christian worldview.
classical...
a methodology that emphasizes an integrated curriculum,
the study of great works of literature in all disciplines, and a
passion for learning.
college preparatory education...
the desired level of achievement in the educational process.
that inspires...
an environment that ignites and encourages the student's
passion to learn.
a passion for excellence...
an environment that models and develops an expectation
for quality, integrity, and enthusiasm in every endeavor
and interaction.
a heart of grace...
encourages students to be committed leaders by serving
others with a spirit of love and grace.
and the character of Christ...
seeks to instill the mind of Christ in our students, enabling
them to exhibit a character that is noble in thought, word
and deed.
COVENANT CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
office 817-281-4333 toll free 877-528-4333
fax 682-334-0367
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www.covenantchristian.net
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[email protected]
May 2017