Covenant Classical School offers several resources to help families who are researching schooling options for their children.
[eBook] A Parent's Guide to Choosing a Private School in Bay County
Thinking about sending your child to a private, Christian school? Overwhelmed?
We'll help you consider the options, ask the right questions, and determine a perfect fit for your family.
[Webinar] Off to a Great Start
Is Kindergarten the next step for your child? Are you researching schools in Bay County?
Get an inside peek at how 5-year-old students are experiencing joyful discovery in day to day activities at Covenant Christian School!
[Checklist] Kindergarten Readiness
Want to build confidence in your child as they prepare for the beginning of their school years?
Print the Kindergarten Readiness Checklist and keep track of skills your child has mastered as they move toward the start of their Kindergarten year.
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[Webinar] Does It Matter Where Your Preschooler Spends 1,400 Hours?
If your child is ready to start school, you may be looking at several options available and evaluating which is the best fit not only for your child, but for your family as well.
We invite you to get a sneak peek at Covenant Christian School by listening in to our webcast!
[Webinar] Safe and Steadfast: Choosing a School in Challenging Times
[Webinar] Inside Covenant: An Update for Parents
There's a whirlwind of activity in our classrooms and around campus, many new faces, and several projects and activities planned for the near future. These are exciting times at Covenant Christian School and we want to make sure that everyone in the "CCS family" is up to date with all the latest news.
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[Webinar] How to Inspire Leadership in Teens: Discover the Link between Leadership and Classical Education
We at Covenant Christian School believe that more than "making a leader," what we do is actually molding them into a leader. With God's love and guidance, your children can be courageous and wise enough to lead and serve. Classical Education plays an important role in shaping excellent and well-rounded student leaders.
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[Checklist] College Planning Checklist: Sophomore to Senior Year
As your child settles into their high school years, it’s a great time for him or her to take on new challenges. Much of what students experience during grades 9-12 will impact their college applications and influence admissions decisions. Download our free, 8-page downloadable checklist so you and your child can proactively plan for a smooth college admission experience.
[Webinar] Developing Leadership and Initiative in Middle School Students
Have you heard of the saying, "Leaders aren't born; they are made"? Skills determine what a person can do. Commitment determines what they want to do, and character determines what they will do. In this webinar, will talk about how Classical Christian Education helps cultivate depth of character in our student leaders.
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[Webinar] Growing Grit in Grammar School: A Discussion on How to Build Confident Resilient Children
Did you know that skills like grit, perseverance, self-control, optimism, gratitude, social intelligence, zest, and curiosity can be developed in your child? A child’s IQ is relatively fixed, but with opportunities and modeling, these social skills can be strengthened.
Hear how Classical Education at Covenant Christian School plays an important role in shaping excellent and well-rounded student leaders.
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[Checklist] Pre-Kindergarten Readiness Guidelines
A child's first school experiences can influence the way he or she relates to school and others for the rest of their lives. It's important to make sure that when your child begins school he or she is developmentally ready to learn and participate in a classroom environment.
Download our free printable guide for parents of 4-year-old children looking to start a pre-kindergarten program.