Senior Spotlight - Gabe Miller, Class of 2020

 
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I joined New Covenant School when I was in the seventh grade. I learned a lot more in my first year at the School, than I ever had at my previous school. What I love about New Covenant is that it challenges you, and makes you have to think for yourself. This school does not allow you to slack off on your subjects, and that will definitely help me succeed in college.

When I came to the school in the seventh grade everyone was so welcoming. Even the seniors would talk to me! Eighth grade year was my second favorite year because my best friends came to the school that year and I met my favorite teacher, Mr. Wilkes. Ninth grade year was my most favorite year because my older brother Reese was a senior at New Covenant, and I played basketball with him and my best friends. We went twenty-two and zero, and won the state championship. Tenth grade year was my favorite year because I had struggled that year with school, trials, and my personality. But I have learned from all of those mistakes, from the school and most importantly from my family, and would not change it if I could. But on the bright side we won our second State Championship with a great group of guys. Eleventh grade was my third favorite year because I had my favorite teacher and youth pastor, Mr. Wilkes, for the last time and he taught me so much. I learned so much about Christ in every classroom, whether it was Omnibus, English, or Grammar. I also got to win a third State Championship with my brother Miles and a great team. I am trying to soak up the memories with my brother Miles because time is precious.

After High School, I plan to attend Tri- County Technical College to major in Computer Science for two years. New Covenant has prepared me these six years for college. I have been prepared by my Omnibus classes to be diligent and to reason well. I cannot wait to graduate with my classmates. New Covenant School is the most welcoming, enjoyable, and loving school I know.

 
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