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Covenant Day offers an education designed to inspire students to become image-bearers of Christ.
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Arts
Arts
The arts at Covenant Day enhances our students' educational experiences as they explore their creative side through theater, music, and visual arts.
Athletics
Athletics
Covenant Day athletics provides a setting for developing and exercising personal character, sportsmanship, self-discipline, leadership, and athletic ability. Our coaches are committed to excellence and serve as spiritual mentors to our students.
Student Life
Student Life
Student life is centered around developing meaningful friendships, engaging in community, and exploring interests. Through student clubs and organizations, service projects, discipleship groups, and school-wide spirit events, it's easy to get plugged in!
Restoration & Sustainability
Restoration & Sustainability
Students are engaged in lessons and activities that foster restoration of broken aspects of nature and humanity and develop problem-solving skills to support sustainable environments and communities. See how students are using their gifts to impact others through ContainIt, Restore 525, Growing Hope, and CREATE.
CDS News
During our annual Missions Week, we're partnering with Access to Success (A2S) to help children in Nigeria get shoes.
Covenant Day students have transformed three shipping containers to serve as emergency housing for those in need living on Pine Ridge Reservation.
Did you know that in the United States, 1 in 5 children are in need of shoes? Check out how CDS student Bryce Lindsay responded to this need.
Check out our 2020 virtual Celebration of the Arts program and ArtWalk Student Art Gallery.
Growing Hope, Covenant Day's newest lower school restoration and sustainability initiative, was kicked off in the backyards of more than 50 of our lower school families in April. Students involved in this initiative are involved in a special curriculum to learn more about gardening from a variety of experts in a virtual environment. Our desire is that the produce grown through Growing Hope will be given to local nonprofits who respond to hunger needs in our community and the greater Charlotte area.
Home Away from Home
Being far from our family is difficult, but Covenant Day gave us a second home. From the moment we first stepped foot on campus, everyone has always been so friendly and welcoming. The academics are rigorous but manageable because the teachers are always glad to help. Our favorite part about Covenant Day has been getting to know our fabulous host and running on the cross-country team!
Shirley and Lucia
A Biblical Foundation
I believe the commitment that faculty have made to honor the Lord in everything they do, especially in delivering academic excellence from a Biblical foundation, is a key to the uniqueness of CDS. The more I am here the more I am impressed with how our teachers teach so well and do so from a place of strength grounded in Scripture.
Beca Burnett (CDS Faculty and Parent)
Partnering with Parents
What has impressed us the most about the faculty, staff, and families at Covenant Day is their ability to reinforce the core values and biblical training that we have tried to instill in our children. We embrace our role as parents to be the primary disciple-makers in our kids' lives, but to have a partner like CDS speak the same truth when our kids are tired of listening to us has been a tremendous gift to our family.Lindsay & Wes Barry (LS Parents)