Looking Ahead

    • May 11th: Les Mis Callbacks, 3:50-6:00 PM
    • May 14th: Architecture I and II Jury
    • May 14th: Gail Smith's Retirement Party
    • May 20th: Last Day of School
     
     
     
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    Thank you, Gail Smith

    After 13 years of faithful service at The Covenant School, we are grateful to celebrate the remarkable legacy of Gail Smith as she enters retirement.

    For over a decade, Gail has shaped the hearts, imaginations, and lives of countless students through her work in Fine Arts, Architecture, and Design. More than simply teaching artistic skills, Gail helped students learn to love beauty, craftsmanship, creativity, and meaningful work. Many Covenant alumni who pursued art and architecture professionally trace that passion back to time spent in Gail’s classroom.

    Anyone who spent time around Gail quickly recognized both her extraordinary artistic gifts and her remarkable heart for students. She possessed a rare ability to make difficult things feel attainable, patiently guiding students step by step until they discovered they were capable of far more than they imagined. Her classroom was a place where students built, carved, designed, experimented, and created with confidence. But perhaps even more significant than her artistic excellence was the way Gail loved people. She consistently made students, parents, and colleagues feel seen, valued, encouraged, and deeply cared for. Her life reflected the truth of 1 Corinthians 13 — that teaching without love is empty noise. Because Gail genuinely loved her students, her instruction carried weight, her encouragement built confidence, and her influence left a lasting imprint on this community.

    Year after year, Covenant seniors named Gail as one of the teachers who most deeply impacted their lives. Parents regularly expressed gratitude for her investment in their children, and alumni frequently returned eager to reconnect with her. Through both her work and her character, Gail helped shape the culture of the Fine Arts department and modeled what it looks like to pursue excellence with humility, grace, and Christian love.

    As a school community, we are profoundly grateful for Gail’s 13 extraordinary years at Covenant. Her impact will continue to be felt in the lives of students, families, colleagues, and alumni for years to come.

    Thank you, Gail, for your faithfulness, your encouragement, your craftsmanship, and your love for students. The Covenant School is better because you were here.

    Calling all Friends of the Arts!

    WE NEED YOU! Be an integral part of our Fine Arts Department at Covenant. See our information below, scan the QR code and join our team! If you have any questions, please contact Cherri Shaw.

    Click Here to Join FOTA!

     

    Support the fine and performing arts

    More than ever, Covenant's Fine Arts Programs need your support.

    Join Friends of the Arts (FOTA) to encourage and support Covenant's visual, musical, written, and performing arts.

    Feel free to email us with any questions.

     

     

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    For questions regarding upcoming Fine Arts events, you can email us at [email protected].
     

    Web Resources

    Fine Arts Portal (Password:  Classical26)

    Fine Arts Letter Jackets

    If you or your student are interested in earning a letter jacket, the requirements are below.  In order to qualify for a letter jacket, see Mr Attaway for an application!

     

    General Process of Lettering:

    • The students need to achieve more than the minimum requirement of two years in the fine arts.
    • There needs to be involvement with an outside of school activity like a show or contest.
    • Students need to get a letter of recommendation from one of the teachers in the fine arts department.

     

    Ways to Letter by Subject

    Music
    • Two years of participation in Rhetoric music classes and enrolled in the third year
    • Participation in the TPSMEA Honors Choir, a Superior rating at the TPSMEA Solo and Ensemble Contest, or participation in the musical
    • Teacher Recommendation

     

    Theatre Arts

    • Two years of participation in Rhetoric theatre classes and enrolled in the third year
    • Participation in the One Act Play, the Spring Play, or the Musical
    • Teacher Recommendation

     

    Visual Arts
    • Two years of participation in Rhetoric art classes and enrolled in the third year
    • Medalist at VASE
    • Teacher Recommendation

     

    Academic Arts
    • Two years of participation in Rhetoric music, theatre, or art classes and enrolled in an academic arts class (Creative Writing)
    • Participation in one of the above contest or shows OR participation in the Naming the Animals publication
    • Teacher Recommendation

    Interested in seeing a picture that was previous posted here?  Check out the Fine Arts Portal to access the photo galleries!!

    Peter and the Starcatcher Photo Album (Spring Play 2026)

    VASE Photo Album

    Truth, Goodness, and Beauty Art Contest Photo Album

    Into the Woods (Fall Musical 2025) Photo Album

    Fine Arts Night 2025 Photo Album

    Antigone in Munich - One Act Photo Album

    For the Love of Words Photo Album

     

    Fine Arts Parent and Student Portal

    Check out the new Parent and Student Portal on the Fine Arts section of the website!  This page will contain a rehearsal and performance calendar for the entire department, and you can also access necessary documents, show websites, videos, and archived material!  The password is the same as the main parent portal (Classical26).

    Be sure to check this page often for updates!

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