Covenant is Consistent Winner in "Best of the Best" Awards

"Best of the Best 2010": "Covenant Christian Academy is based on excellence so earning Best Private School for the fourth year in a row is not surprising."
Covenant Christian Academy has been providing a college preparatory education and learning for 30 years.  CCA offers a classical education for Pre-K three year olds to twelfth grade.  Their athletic program is an integral part of the overall curriculum with students competing in TAPPS, Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools, having won 11 state championships in girls and boys athletics since 2005 as well as a national championship in cheerleading.

Another integral part of Covenant's overall curriculum is the Fine Arts.  Well-trained faculty guide students to find their God-given abilities and express it through the arts.  Covenant is also commited to inspiring the next generation of leaders through community-wide events and service projects.

"Working at CCA: A 'Best' Kept Secret"
For the second year in a row, Covenant Christian Academy was named the Best Place to Work in the Best of the Best contest in Grapevine, Southlake, and Colleyville.

CCA Marketing Director, Brenda Huckins, felt like she would lose a connection to the CCA family when her own kids graduated so she applied for a job.  She was quoted: "I love this place.  I can't imagine not having this in my life.  We are like a small town. We look after each other's kids.  We feel like we are appreciated."

Grammar School Executive Assistant Sherie Buckingham has worked at Covenant for 18 years, and says Covenant's employees are not just a team but a family.  "Teachers and staff at CCA are not only trained and educated for their positions, but they are called by God to encourage and love children. Personally, I am motivated by the enthusiasm and excitement from teachers and administration every day.  I am surrounded by people who love their jobs.  This great attitude is contagious."

 Headmaster Keith Castello, pictured in center on back row, along with
Justice Kerr, Rhetoric School Head.  Middle row: Diane Stephenson, Logic School Head,
Myrandi Ballesteros, Pre-Grammar School Head, Anne Smith, Grammar School Head.