Coventry Christian Schools - Secondary Program

Nurturing mind, body, and spirit is at the heart of every program in the middle and high schools. Daily Bible classes, bi-weekly chapel programs, and opportunities for service to others are indicative of the mission of our school. Christian principles are integrated into all disciplines. The curriculum is designed and taught to prepare students for the academic rigors of the university and the spiritual rigors of life.

Middle School

The aim of the middle school program is to equip students with the academic tools necessary for success in our college preparatory high school program. Collectively, the middle school grades annually rank in the 75th to 80th percentiles nationally on the Stanford Achievement Test.

High School

The aim of the high school program is to equip students with the academic knowledge and skills necessary for success in the universities of their choice. Collectively, our high school students rank in the 70th to 80th percentile nationally on the Stanford Achievement Test. Our juniors taking the SAT's  average score is 1135 for the critical reading and math sections combined and 1707 if you include writing.  These averages are of all college-bound students, both juniors and seniors for the last 7 years.   All students are enrolled in a challenging and dynamic college preparatory track of study which requires 27 credits for graduation.

Field trips are an important part of the learning experience at CCS. All middle and high school students participate in extended overnight trips that include everything from tours of New York City and Boston to backpacking along the Appalachian Trail in Virginia. A wide variety of trips to local points of interest are also conducted frequently.

Extracurricular opportunities abound in both middle school and high school, with interscholastic sports , chorus, instrumentals, and special interest clubs available to students in grades 6 through 12.

• Math and Algebra
• Social studies (world and American)
• Language arts: reading, writing, grammar, literature
• Unified studies, a language arts extension focusing on core academic skills such critical reading, effective study strategies, and responding in writing to texts.
• Bible
• Life Science, Earth Science, Physical Science
• Fine Arts: art and music skills and appreciation
• Physical education
  

High School Courses

Required credits include the following:

• 4 math
• 4 social sciences
• 4 English
• 4 Bible
• 4 science
• 2 fine arts
• 1 health and physical education
• 2 technology/business
• 2 world languages.