The Covina High School SWS program is a professional learning community comprised of about 80 freshman and 60 sophomore students each with a team of 5 teachers working collaboratively within each group.

The program is designed to provide a motivating learning environment with smaller classes sizes and team teaching. The program is led by counselor Noel D'Ingillo and teachers meet weekly discussing student progress and cross-curricular assignments. From the recent state tests scores the SWS program raised their average scores over 100 points from their 8th grade year to their 9th grade year in both English and Math.