COVENTRY
CHRISTIAN
AP Courses
We offer a variety of AP Courses to Juniors and Seniors who meet the course requirements. CCS offers 9 AP courses: AP Biology, AP Chemistry, AP Calculus AB, AP Computer Science, AP Macroeconomics, AP US Government, AP English Literature, AP US History, AP Art History.
In order to be eligible for AP, students must be in good academic standing and have demonstrated the ability to succeed. These courses help to challenge and prepare students for their university experience and give them the opportunity to earn college credit by passing the AP Exam.
Since 2016, 74% of CCS students taking an AP exam have scored a 3 or better.
Dual Enrollment
Students may earn college credit on campus during their junior and senior years. We offer dual credit options through a partnership with Montgomery County Community College.
Dual credit must be approved by an administrator prior to enrollment. Dual credit options require school, parent, and student coordination as often these courses will be taken in lieu of CCS offered courses or after regular school hours.
National Honor Society
CCS students participate in the National Honor Society. The National Honor Society (NHS) is "the oldest and most respected student recognition organization in the United States." Membership in NHS distinguishes students who have committed themselves to the pursuit of academic excellence, community improvement, and personal development.
SAT Scores
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The 85th percentile is the average score of the top 30% of our students.
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CCS scores are based on a 3-year running average from the class of 2019 - class of 2022.
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PA & US averages are 2021 College Board average scores.
Profile of a Coventry Graduate
What does a CCS graduate look like?
A CCS graduate is a person of integrity. Their integrating core is to love God with their whole being and to love others as themselves. They view their post-secondary education, career decisions, social life, family, and citizenship from an eternal perspective.
CCS graduates seek what God would have them do with the gifts that they have been given and how they can serve others.
They lean upon the wisdom of those who have gone before them in faith and follow their examples. They are integral members of the community, contributing admirably because of their desire to show others the love of Jesus.
College Acceptance List
3 Year Rolling College Acceptance List
Abilene
Albany
Alvernia
University of Buffalo
Cairn University
Cairn Honors College
California College of Art
Cedarville University
University of Charleston
University of Colorado
Columbus Art and Design
Concordia
Drexel
Eastern
University of Florida
George Washington
Gwynedd Mercy
Harding
Harding Honors College
University of Illinois - Chicago
University of Illinois - Urbana-Champaign
Immaculata University
Iowa State
Kutztown University
Kutztown University - Honors College
Lafayette
Lancaster Bible College
University of Las Vegas
Les Roches International School of Hospitality
Liberty University
Lipscomb
University of Maine
Malone
Manhattan
University of Maryland
Marymount, Univ. of Massachusetts
Messiah
Muhlenberg
Univ. of New England
Univ. of New Hampshire
State Univ. of New York
New York University (NYU)
6% go on to 2-Year Colleges, Technical Schools, or enter the Military.
Univ. of North Carolina
Penn State Univ. - Abington
Penn State Univ. - Berks
Penn State - DuBois
Penn State Univ. - Schreyers Honors College
Penn State Univ. - State College
Univ. of Pittsburgh
Univ. of Pittsburgh Honors College
Rowan University
Saint Joseph’s
Savannah College of Art and Design
School of Visual Arts
Stony Brook
Temple University
Virginia Tech.
Visible Music School
Washington State
Waynesburg
Wingate