Education, when viewed as the process of developing citizens for God’s kingdom, is certainly an eternal investment.  Our vision statement,  “touching lives for eternity,” encapsulates what we strive to focus on as we follow the direction of God in our daily endeavors and long-range planning.  We are committed to providing a full dimensional educational experience, which includes the development of the whole child.  The spiritual and intellectual growth of each student is emphasized at NCS.  Our desire is for each student to achieve his or her fullest potential.

Bible instruction is Christ-centered and evangelical. Classes include Bible reading, memorization of Bible verses, and exploration of how to apply the Bible to life.  Classroom meetings encourage Christian growth and character development.

Saxon Math is one of the most comprehensive programs available.  The structure and lessons from Saxon are based upon traditional strategies and modern brain research proving its effectiveness.

Science should be experienced, not just read about. Our hands-on science program allows students to do just that. Science becomes exciting as students build electrical circuits, observe living creatures, measure weather conditions, and more!

Students learn the history of people and where they live from a Christian worldview.   Students gain an understanding of the world, beginning with their family and community and expanding to the U.S. and the world.

Our English program incorporates systematically taught grammar lessons, which are applied in writing assignments.  Students learn to revise and edit their own work.  Word study, spelling, and vocabulary are directly taught to enhance writing and speaking.

We teach individually, diagnostically, and systematically so every child masters the art of reading.  Children who need extra support meet in small groups to learn Orton-Gillingham strategies.

Spanish instruction begins in kindergarten and continues through 8th grade. Students start with basic vocabulary.  Songs and games help students retain what they’ve learned. Middle schoolers begin to study Spanish grammar.

Students participate in a variety of enrichment classes, including Computer, Art, Physical Education, Library, and Music.  Middle school students add Choir, Band, Photography, Study Skills, and Building Trades.