Arts & Science Fair
New Covenant recently held its annual Art and Science Fair, bringing together creativity and innovation. Students competed in teams, tackling a variety of science challenges that tested their problem-solving skills […]
Easter Break, April 18-21
New Covenant Schools will have a noon dismissal on Thursday, April 17 and will be closed Friday, April 18 through Monday, April 21 for Easter Break. Students will return on […]
Hands & Hearts, April 23
The student body will be participating in the annual Hands & Hearts service day on Wednesday, April 23. Students will spend the day in the community helping local charities and […]
May Breather, May 5
New Covenant Schools and offices will be closed on Monday, May 5th for the May Breather. Enjoy the break!
The Pen Is Mightier Than the . . . Keyboard
The following article appeared in the QUID NOVI by Bridges Spiva, Grammar School Principal. One of the earliest historical markers students whimsically chant throughout their early years at New Covenant […]
Panache Presents Little Women
The School of Rhetoric recently completed its production of Little Women, bringing Louisa May Alcott’s timeless story to life on the Moomaw Center stage. The students delivered heartfelt performances, capturing […]
Generations Day
New Covenant Schools recently hosted Generations Day, a cherished tradition where students welcomed their grandparents and special guests to campus for a morning. From lively discussions to hands-on activities, grandparents […]
Cotillion
The School of Rhetoric hosted their annual Cotillion in the ballroom at the University of Lynchburg, bringing together students for a memorable evening of tradition and celebration. Students enjoyed an […]
Homecoming
We enjoyed welcoming our alums back to campus for Homecoming 2025. Graduates as far back as 2010 were welcomed at an afternoon reception and then joined us for the line-up […]
Is Winning Everything?
This article appeared in the QUID NOVI by John Maynard, Athletic Director Athletics can be a hot-button topic in a private Christian school. Sometimes I struggle to understand the perception […]
