Research Covenant Academy private Schools in Houston, Texas

“We are very happy with this school as our kids are learning to think and process, not just find the answer. We are happy that the school wants to grow to a high school level”

“This is our first full year at Covenant. Thus far we have been pleased. EDUCATION- obviously a priority and doing a good job of incorporating proven methods. They are consistent with the Classical Method. RELIGION- focus on God's love and emphasizes scripture memorization. ADMINISTRATION- well organized, compassionate, caring and able to stand their ground when necessary. The principal is actively involved and goes out of his way to develop a caring but authoritative relationship with the students. He is also very approachable to parents. Communication could be better. They are understaffed in the school office and it shows. Just a small bug that can easily be worked out. TEACHERS- excellent. FACILITY- this school will be moving into a new facility for the Fall Semester 2008. The new facility will have a library and new computer lab. We are very pleased with the genuine 'heart' of this school.”

“This is our third year at Covenant, and each year my fondness for this school grows immensely. We have wonderful, godly teachers who teach solid Biblical truth, with superior academics. My child is thriving here and feels loved, nurtured, respected, and challenged. As far as I'm concerned, this is northwest Houston's best-kept secret. The parent volunteers are amazing, and are treated with love and appreciation by the teachers and staff. This school has blessed our family beyond measure.”

“The school is outstanding. The teachers are caring and committed to providing each and every student a quality, Christian education. The head master is outstanding, and offers a very open door policy. I am comfortable going to him to discuss issues at any time, and feel my opinion is valued. I have two children at Covenant, and they are valued, loved, and given an excellent education. The school may not provide all the extras (music, computer lab, etc), but what they get in the classroom far outweights the few extras that they may not have.”