History

Four families with a vision for Christian education founded North Cobb Christian School in 1983. Kindergarten through third grade began with 36 students. A grade a year was added over the next five years at which time the decision was made to delay adding high school until both the student population and the facilities grew to accomodate such an addition. After renting space from Grace Brethren Church for three years, sixteen acres were secured in northwest Cobb County, and a permanent facility was constructed.

As the school experienced phenomenal growth in the mid 1990's, the facility was expanded to include a gymnasium, computer labs, media center, and additional classrooms. The long awaited high school program began in 1998.

NCCS has been recognized locally, regionally and nationally for providing students with opportunities to explore their God-given talents in the classroom, in the arts, or in the athletic arena. Within every area of the school, the mission continues to be the standard by which all programs, events or activities are measured and throughout its 25 years and into the future NCCS stands committed to Jesus Christ to provide an academically excellent education in a nurturing environment developing student's potential to impact their world for Christ.