Covington High is asking parents to vote on whether or not to require uniforms for students. A survey was recently sent in the mail to all parents. Below is the information contained in the letter:

Link to the Uniform Description (pdf)
Link to the Uniform Survey (pdf)

Poster with samples (pdf)

All surveys must be returned or postmarked by March 19, 2015.  Only one vote per student. Contact Mrs. Howard if you have any questions. 

Posted: 03-05-14

PROM Tickets will go on sale Wednesday, February 25th during both lunches in the lobby of the auditorium. Tier 1 tickets are $30 single, $55 couple. The price will increase in two weeks. Date passes can be picked up from Mr. Mendoza or student services.

Posted: 02-27-14

Tryouts for the cheerleaders, dance team, and flag team are coming up! See the links below for more information and the tryout forms (all pdf format).

Cover Sheet
General Information
Team-Specific Information
Tryout Application and Forms

Posted: 02-24-15

Physics teacher Mr. Daniel Scheer won the West St. Tammany Electric Cooperative 2015 mini-grant! His proposal allows the purchase of a Van der Graaf generator along with various materials to engage students in the study of electricity.

Posted: 02-11-14

The Covington High NJROTC Cyberpatriots team has once again qualified for Nationals! The competition puts teams of high school and middle school students in the position of newly hired IT professionals tasked with managing the network of a small company. In the rounds of competition, teams are given a set of virtual images that represent operating systems and are tasked with finding cybersecurity vulnerabilities within the images and hardening the system while maintaining critical services.  Teams compete for the top placement within their state and region, and the top teams in the nation earn all-expenses paid trips to Washington, DC for the National Finals Competition where they can earn national recognition and scholarship money.

The CHS Cyberpatriots team travels to Washington D.C. to compete on March 11-15th. Students interested in joining the team for next year should talk to Commander Johnson.

Posted: 02-06-15

Click here to download (pdf) the TOPS consent form. A new law passed by the state legislature requires that all students must provide consent in order to qualify for TOPS college financial assistance. Students who do not turn in the form, or deny consent, will not receive TOPS. The consent form can be turned in to the front office or any teacher.

Posted: 01-13-15

Covington High Talented Music teacher Mel Rogers, aka Phantom of the Saenger, getting ready for a performance of Andrew Lloyd Webber's "Phantom of the Opera". The mega-hit musical, which has been touring the US for 20 years, is currently camped at the Saenger Theater in New Orleans. Mr. Rogers is part of the 15-piece pit orchestra made up of mostly local and some traveling musicians.

Updated: 11-12-14

CHS has two Career and Technical Education (CATE) Surveys online, one for parents, and one for students. Please consider completing the appropriate survey to help CHS plan for the future.

https://www.cateportal.net/CATEv3/Public/Parent_Survey.aspx - Parent Survey

https://www.cateportal.net/CATEv3/Public/Student_Survey.aspx - Student Survey

Posted: 05-21-14

Covington High Art Department is pleased to announce that Brandon recently took 1st place in the High School division at the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Poster contest this past Monday.  His compelling rendition of Ms. Rosa Parks was the judges’ favorite in illustrating this year’s theme, The Montgomery Bus Boycot, and will be on display in our school, along with the other remarkable posters representing Covington High’s participation in the poster contest.  Congratulations, Brandon on your outstanding achievement!

Updated: 01-21-15

From the Three Rivers Student Art Competition in November:

9th Grade 2D 1st Place: Tre
11th Grade 2D 1st Place: Michelle. Michelle also won the Michelangelo  9 – 12 award.
2nd Place: Audrey

Updated: 01-16-15

The CHS FFA competed in the Area IV Speaking Competition last night, which encompasses schools within the entire Southeast portion of Louisiana.  There were 36 schools present, and 68 students were competing in either of the following competitions:

Prepared Public Speaking:  Students must compose a 6-8 minute speech that is presented to a panel of judges and a 10 minute round of questioning follows the speech.

·Amber Monlezun Placed 4th in this competition

Extemporaneous Speaking: students are given a current Global Agriculture issue and are given 30 minutes to develop a 5-8 minute speech followed by a 10 minute round of questioning

·Colt Durtruch placed 1st in this competition and will be representing our School at the State Convention in June for a chance to compete in Nationals in October of next school year.

·Chris Mowen also competed and  placed 3rd

Creed Speaking: students present the FFA Creed and are judged on presentation, once they  are finished there is a 10 minute round of questioning

·Karah Guidry placed 4th in this competition…….and Scout Cannizzaro from Folsom Jr. High placed 1st in the competition

Geaux Teach Ag: students are to design a mock 15minute educational lesson on a specific topic (Ag Leadership Skills this year) and must assess their students with both a pre and post exam…. The student then goes through a 10 minute round of questioning

·Joy Nettles place 2nd in this competition and will be competing at the State Convention in June as well.  This contest has not been adopted Nationally yet, but Louisiana is one of 3 states piloting this contest.

Parliamentary Procedure: 6 students are given a scenario of various Motions and an Agricultural Topic to use in order to demonstrate the techniques used to conduct a properly run business meeting according to Robert’s Rules of Order.  Also, they are questioned for 10 minutes after the competition.

·Our team Placed 1st  in this competition, and will compete Tuesday for the State Title……the team consisted of:

·Colt Dutruch, Abigail Jenkins, Karah Guidry, Brandi Mowen, Saige Tassin, and Brittany Lachute

Posted: 01-16-15