Principal Brian Hudson’s Story

The new Indiana School Scholarship program has ushered in positive changes across our entire school and everyone is benefiting from that experience. The students who receive vouchers appreciate the educational opportunity that has been given to them and they are taking advantage of it in every way possible. These kids feel fortunate to be here and their positive attitude is having a meaningful impact on everyone.

The voucher program has allowed 22 new students and their families to become part of the Covenant Christian High School community this year. In just a few short weeks, the students have demonstrated that they are extremely motivated to succeed here and that’s good, because our school can be very challenging.

It’s great to know that students who were struggling at other schools are now thriving here. We are giving them the one-on-one tutoring that they need. But, it takes teamwork, and that’s why I’m excited to see so many parents engaged in their student’s learning. By working together, we can make a significant difference in their studies and we can help students achieve their dreams.

The new voucher program isn’t about private schools competing with public schools. The program is about giving students more options to succeed. That said, Wayne Township schools have been particularly supportive and our partnership has added to each school’s educational experience. We hope that this partnership continues.

I have always viewed this school choice as a justice issue. As Americans, we have many freedoms ranging from choosing our doctors to our politicians. I believe that parents should be able to choose their schools as well. Governments do not raise kids, parents do and that is exactly why they should get the choice.

We want to support kids wherever their needs are most efficiently met. Some public school options are great and some private schools are great too. The vouchers let parents decide which educational option is right for their children.