Thank you, Mr. Shalaway for showing us how pottery wheels work! The 7th graders had a blast connecting their knowledge of Ancient Mesopotamia to real life! After learning about the importance of clay and the invention of the pottery wheel, this was the perfect demonstration.
Coventry Christian Varsity Volleyball defeated Dayspring Christian 2-1 in the Alliance Invitational tournament to take the championship. The Lady Eagles played well in pool play and went in to the playoffs as second seed. Junior Erica Nissley and senior Alexa Crawford earned all-tournament honors for their play. Sophomores Addie McHale and Abby McCafferty had tremendous play in the championship match to help propel the team to the victory. Coach Nissley and Coach Dove were proud of the effort of all of the players. The next Match for the Lady Eagles volleyball team is Monday at 6:00 at home.
Our Eagles played with heart and determination. A huge shout out to our amazing players for leaving it all on the field, and our passionate fans who made this first game unforgettable.
Coventry fell short 50-28 to to Maryland School for the Deaf.
This is just the beginning! We have a thrilling season ahead, and we cannot wait to see what our Eagles have in store for us.
Secondary students spent last week gathering by house to build relationships with their new teammates. (Welcome 6th graders to Secondary!) They were able to compete in camp games, ate meals together, had devotional time, and tried to stay cool in the 90-degree temperatures. We are always thankful for this time together to get to know each other more, and to start of the year with Christ as the center! We were blessed this year to watch two of our students be baptized in front of their teachers, family, friends and peers. What a way to start a school year!
As the summer days gradually grow shorter and the scent of sharpened pencils fills the air, it’s that time of year again – back to school season. The transition from carefree summer days to the structured environment of the classroom can be both exciting and daunting. At a Coventry, this transition takes on a unique flavor, as it blends the rich traditions of classical education with a foundation rooted in Christ.
Students are not only exposed to a breadth of subjects, but they also dive deep into the foundational works of literature, history, philosophy, and science. The curriculum is designed to cultivate critical thinking skills, instill a love for learning, and encourage students to engage with the great ideas of the past.
CCS places a strong emphasis on nurturing faith and character. The integration of Christian values into the educational experience allows students to explore the intersections of faith and reason, fostering a well-rounded understanding of the world. They learn how to think critically, communicate effectively, and engage thoughtfully with the world around them.
Back to school at a Classical Christian School is not just about textbooks and assignments – it’s about embracing an education that nourishes the mind, heart, and soul. We are so excited for the year ahead. Welcome Back!
The Eagle Express 