Between 40% and 50% of our students each year qualify for financial aid, some of which comes in the form of scholarship awards. Continual support of these scholarships is vital if we are to continue to open our doors as widely as possible. What greater gift to offer a young person than this Christian Liberal Arts and Sciences education?
Giving to the Covenant Fund will provide general scholarship support that is allocated entirely in one school year. You may also donate to our Scholarship Endowment Funds (below), in which the principal is invested to create scholarship income in perpetuity.
We are grateful for the many donors who bless our students by contributing to our financial aid program. Many Covenant students simply wouldn’t be here without this generosity.
Use the links below to make a tax-deductible donation to your Endowment Fund of choice.
Giving to the Covenant Fund will provide general scholarship support that is allocated entirely in one school year. You may also donate to our Scholarship Endowment Funds (below), in which the principal is invested to create scholarship income in perpetuity.
We are grateful for the many donors who bless our students by contributing to our financial aid program. Many Covenant students simply wouldn’t be here without this generosity.
Use the links below to make a tax-deductible donation to your Endowment Fund of choice.
Endowment Funds
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Alec De Jong Memorial Fund
Established by Steve and Donna De Jong in memory of their son, Alec ’15, this fund honors his life by providing need-based financial aid to an Upper School student. Give to the Fund. -
Betty Hogan Memorial Fund
Betty Hogan was The Covenant School’s first Latin teacher, 1987–1999. Her husband Ray and their daughters, Anne, Katie, Sara, and Laurie, established this fund in Betty’s memory. The fund provides financial aid for a high school student who pursues Latin 3 or beyond. It also supports the Betty Hogan Latin Award. Give to the Fund. -
Brad Arms Memorial Fund
Established by Bob and Betty Arms in memory of their son Corporal Bradley Thomas Arms ’02 who died in service to his country in 2004. This memorial fund provides a full, need-based scholarship for a qualified student. Give to the Fund.
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Janet Baker Murphy Memorial Fund
Established by David Murphy in memory of his wife Janet, mother of their daughters, Margaret ’07 and Alina ’10, this fund provides need-based financial assistance for a female student. Give to the Fund. -
John M. Cornachio Memorial Fund
Established in memory of former Covenant parent John M. Cornachio by his wife, Jackie and their children, Catherine ’97, John ’98, and twins Laura and Joan ’00, this fund provides financial aid for a student of the Catholic faith. Give to the Fund. -
Story Jenks Memorial Fund
Established by Dr. John and Chardon Jenks in memory of their son, Story ’02, this fund provides need-based financial aid to a male Upper School student. Give to the Fund.
The Covenant School
Birdwood Campus | Lower School | Pre-K–Grade 5 |
1000 Birdwood Road Charlottesville, VA 22903 | 434.220.7309
1000 Birdwood Road Charlottesville, VA 22903 | 434.220.7309
Hickory Campus | Middle and Upper School | Grades 6–12 | 175 Hickory Street Charlottesville, VA 22902 | 434.220.7329
Located in Charlottesville, VA, The Covenant School is a non-denominational, private, Christian day school for Pre-Kindergarten through Grade 12. Students benefit from a challenging academic program, visual and performing arts, competitive athletics, and a wide selection of extracurricular activities.
The Covenant School does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, nationality, ethnic origin, or sex in the administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, tuition assistance programs, athletic and other school-administered programs, nor in the hiring of faculty or staff.
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