Due to the rapidly evolving events concerning coronavirus (COVID-19) and the governor-mandated and statewide school closure, Covenant High School is transitioning to online learning beginning Tuesday, March 17, 2020.
Dedicated staff and teachers are bringing excitement and energy to this new challenge. On Monday, March 16, faculty conducted a day of professional development on teaching online, including technology training. Beginning Tuesday, March 17, online classrooms will begin using Renweb’s Learning Management System (LMS). With online learning, students will be given a set schedule that requires attendance and participation in live video or dial-in by phone. Covenant’s online curriculum combines independent work, recorded lectures, and live meetings while incorporating discussion tools.
Covenant will not have online classes during the week of Spring Break (April 13-17).
All current families are strongly encouraged to review Covenant’s online learning information page here. Reach out with any questions or concerns during this unique time at office@chstacoma.org.
Covenant is grateful for the support and flexibility of its community as it continues to deliver its mission in a different way than it has traditionally done so.
The faculty, staff, and board of Covenant High School are in prayer over the health and healing of its community, nation, and world. In the midst of these uncertain times, we can be encouraged by Psalm 46:1-3 (ESV):
God is our refuge and strength,
a very present help in trouble.
Therefore we will not fear though the earth gives way,
though the mountains be moved into the heart of the sea,
though its waters roar and foam,
though the mountains tremble at its swelling.
For current families wanting more information, email office@chstacoma.org.
For new families interested in Covenant High School, email Logan Hope at lhope@chstacoma.org or fill out the online form here. Campus tours will be postponed until May 5.
