Lady Eagles hosted the Shoals Christian Lady Flame and took a 13-2 victory. This game was also senior night, recognizing Ashlee Gann in her final senior sport. Congratulations to Ashlee on a stellar high school career in multiple sports! #AlwaysAnEagle
Three sports are celebrating the senior class today. Come support this athletic senior class of Eagles 🦅 💚🎾⚾️🥎
Help us celebrate our Baseball Seniors today! Recognition at 4:15 and game at 4:30. See ya at Eagle Field!
Holy Week in elementary was filled with Bible readings, discussions, and activities that focused on the Resurrection of Jesus. He is risen! He is risen indeed!
"He is not here; He has risen, just as He said. Come and see the place where He lay." - Matthew 28:6
The Eagles took a win against Cherokee 13 to 0 at home today! Way to go Eagles!,
The Lady Eagles hosted the Sheffield Bulldogs on the diamond today and came away with a victory! The Lady Eagles kept the advantage the whole game, finishing 11 to 9. Way to go Lady Eagles!
The 3rd-6th graders started their Monday off with a few booms, some smoke, and fire! The juniors in the Dual Enrollment Chemistry class put on an exciting show! They shared and explained chemistry demonstrations, then added spiritual principles to each demonstration.
Trey Kellogg, we are so proud of you! A new Eagle who assimilated into the Covenant family after his school closed and is now the Boys Basketball All Area (small schools) PLAYER OF THE YEAR! Way to go, Trey!
It's exciting to see years of hard work being recognized. Congratulations to All Area Basketball 1st Team Jalen Chandler, Trey Kellogg and Ashlee Gann along with Honorable Mention to Reagan Lawson! The guys are on the Eagles Champion billboard on Woodward Avenue as well.
If your little love looks up to the big girls and wants to spread that Eagle spirit, you can make a dream come true! Order a mini uniform by contacting sabernathy@ccseagles.com
Congratulations to first-year girls coach P J Winston for being named Area Coach of the Year! Our Eagles family is blessed to have the BEST!
On March 24, 2023, the CCS chapter of the National Honor Society inducted five new members who exemplified the qualities of scholarship, leadership, service, and good character. Miss Lexie Gann, CCS 2018 alumna and current faculty member, was the guest speaker.
Congratulations to the new members:
Will Clark
Landon Gerstman
Isaiah Patrick
Laura Ramseyer
Michael Sharp
For Spiritual Emphasis Week, our speaker was CCS alumni John Trapp, pastor of Christ the King Presbyterian Church in Austin, TX. He exhorted and encouraged students about God's grace, forgiveness, and repentance through the Bible stories of the Samaritan woman, Lazarus, and Peter. The students also experienced small group time to discuss the lessons learned. Our CCS chapel band and the Winstons led music for the week.
Our elementary students were "Making Waves" for Grandparents Day! Grades PK-6th sang and danced as they reminded us of God's love and how we can all take God's love for us and share it with others to help change the world!
Our Food Service ladies, Mrs. Reagan Barnes and Mrs. Sarah Ramseyer, took a quick trip to Nashville on Monday.
They attended the Performance Food Group Food Show. They met knowledgeable chefs and brought back several new ideas for next year's lunch menu.
Bringing the spirit to the Eagles...announcing cheer teams!
Covenant Basketball Championship gear is in the making. Here’s a glimpse at logo selections. Information will be coming soon!
Eagles join the ranks of Basketball All-State! Congratulations to Trey Kellogg and Ashlee Gann for being named to 1st Team and to Jalen Chandler on 2nd Team. #CCSEagles
First Grade got a taste of fame today as these little stars signed autographs for the older classes. These real life authors published a book and were so excited to experience the celebrity life for a day!
Tyler Thompson from the Colbert County Extension office comes monthly to share 4H information and educate us about different aspects of agriculture. This month the presentation was “From Sheep to Sweater”. Today, students made felt from wool.
