Covenant Christian Academy

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Addy has been a student at Covenant since kindergarten. Throughout her years at school, she participated in several middle school and high school sports including soccer, basketball, track and field, and volleyball. She has also been a part of the cast for theater productions, an editor on the yearbook committee, and a choir member. Additionally, she serves as a choir secretary and Vice President of Bonhoeffer House. Addy would like to thank her teachers for guiding and pushing her to become a better student and a better person, her parents for always supporting and mentoring her, and her classmates for making her experience at Covenant unforgettable. In the fall, Addy will be attending Lebanon Valley College, where she has been accepted into their direct-admit Doctor of Physical Therapy program.

Gabriel has attended Covenant for 10 years, where he has grown and thrived as a student and son of the one true God. Gabriel enjoys science, especially when it pertains to animals. He plans on becoming a veterinarian, and will study biology at Messiah University, where he is part of the honors program. He loves lacrosse and plans on continuing his athletic career at Messiah as well. He would like to thank his teachers for guiding him through academics, his friends for making school enjoyable, and his family for being supportive throughout the years.

Xiaoxu (Melissa) has spent two years at Covenant Christian Academy, where she has participated in the varsity basketball team, track & field, choir, and the theater crew. During her time at Covenant, she enjoyed the school community, friends, teachers, and new experiences of Seminar Week. These experiences brought different cultural and lasting precious memories for the last two years of high school. She would like to give special thanks to all of the people she interacted with, her family, teachers, and friends, for their support and encouragement throughout these years. Xiaoxu (Melissa) has decided to attend Bloomsburg University to study Biology, where she will be a member of the Eileen G. Jones Honors College, and she hopes she can decide on her career path after her first year of college.

Please join us in congratulating Gabriel Harvey on his 2nd year in a row being named to the Mid-Penn All Conference 1st team for lacrosse. Gabriel has played lacrosse for a decade and through a cooperative agreement with Bishop McDevitt he was able to continue his lacrosse career through all of high school. He has been a varsity starter since his freshman year and was a captain for 3 years. He was honored with the wearing of the #0 for his team his senior year as the lead captain. Gabriel will continue his academic and athletic career at Messiah University in the honors program.

Daniel attended Covenant for 10 years where he was extremely active in school life by being a part of choir, serving as whip for Müller house, working the lights for theater, and being on the cross country, soccer, basketball, and track and field teams. Daniel will always remember the fun times and very real connections he shared with his classmates who brought him a lot of joy. He would like to thank his classmates and teachers for pushing him to grow academically and spiritually. Above all, he wants to thank his family for tolerating all his shenanigans while helping him along every step of his journey thus far. In the fall, Daniel will attend Penn State (University Park) to study Nuclear Engineering.

Over the course of seven years at Covenant, Elijah has lived his life on the stage, participating in theater and the Upper School’s choirs since seventh grade. He was the men’s choir section leader this past year, a member of the chamber choir since ninth grade, and the junior chamber choir in sixth grade. Elijah participated in the Susquehanna Children's Chorale and Youth Chorale for eight years. He enjoyed the sciences at Covenant, winning the physics project for studying Lenz’s Law in his junior year. He will be attending Wheaton College as an Aequitas Fellow, studying both Urban Leadership and Psychology. He sends his sincerest thanks to his family, friends, teachers, and peers for helping him to develop into the person he is today.

Congratulations to all of the Covenant athletes who competed in the PIAA D3 Track meet this past weekend. Special congratulations go out to our medalists:
Ronan Hauck 4th place High Jump🏅
Hudson Vrbicek 6th place 3200M🏅
Alex Sagen 3rd place 3200🥉 and 5th place 1600🏅
Eliza Lentz 3rd place triple jump🥉, 5th place 100mH🏅, and 300mH🏅

Eliza has qualified to compete in the PIAA State Championship Track & Field meet this weekend in the triple jump and in 100mH 🎉

Kalen is in his fourth year at Covenant. He has participated in the play every year, in addition to participating in soccer for two years. Kalen has been named a National Merit Finalist—an honor awarded to the top 1% of students nationwide, selected from over 1.3 million! As a result, he will be going on to Liberty University with a generous scholarship, where he plans to work towards a mechanical engineering degree with his sights set on the aerospace industry. He would like to thank his parents, teachers, and classmates for helping him through school.