High School
High School classes offered at Covenant Academy provide direct instruction by qualified teachers.
Core classes include Bible, Mathematics, Science, History, and English. Honors classes are available.
Electives toggle from year to year and include but are not limited to the following classes: Entrepreneurship, Logic, Debate, Public Speaking, Art, Music, Personal Finance, Geography, & Foreign Language.
Leadership and Community Service opportunities are available through Student Council, Chapel, Leadership class, and Covenant Cares project days.
Clubs and sports offered after school include soccer, basketball, cross country, flag football, Yearbook Club, and Press Club. Clubs are based on interest and student initiative. For students seeking a competitive or varsity athletic experience, we partner with other private schools such as Northside Christian.
Dual Enrollment classes at postsecondary institutions, such as St. Petersburg College, allow students to complete at least a full year of college while fulfilling their high school graduation requirements. Individual student advising is case managed such that most, if not all, courses are taken on a college campus in 11th & 12th grade.
Part time students whose primary enrollment is at another private school or are homeschooled may take high school credit-bearing courses at Covenant Academy. High school classes may be offered one, two, and three days a week, subject to availability.
Covenant Academy is certified through UMSI and accredited with Cognia. Cognia is the leading accrediting agency for all levels of educational institutions in the US. The following provides an introduction:
Based on a set of rigorous research-based standards and evidence-based criteria, the accreditation process examines the whole institution–its policies, programs, practices, learning conditions, and cultural context–to determine how well the parts work together to carry out the institution’s vision and meet the needs of every learner. Accreditation isn’t about passing a one-time inspection. Rather, accreditation recognizes education providers that demonstrate and sustain their commitments to continuous improvement and better learner outcomes.
Cognia accreditation represents the unified policies and procedures for accreditation and certification from its Accreditation Divisions, including the Southeast Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS).
For more information, call (727) 317-5526.