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Nothing beats a Friday night under the lights on Jacob Dennis Field at North Cobb Christian School!

Spirits were high as our Eagles took on Coahulla Creek in the first region matchup of the season, landing a 48-0 win! The energy on Jacob Dennis Field always makes for the BEST way to end a school week and launch into a weekend. 

Imagine starting 5th and 6th grade like THIS! Our students took a day for some splish-splashy, sun-shiney, team-building FUN!

After a special chapel time exploring this year’s theme verse from John 14:6, our young middle-schoolers took to the field on Friday for a day of bonding with their classmates and teachers as part of their Fall Retreat adventures!

What a powerful way to launch into the school year together for our 7th - 12th graders during NCCS fall retreat!

Click "READ MORE" below to find photo and blog links, and ask your students how God moved in and among them during retreat. 

It’s like tithing the first-fruits of our year, as we invite God to move in us and through us during our annual Circle of Prayer!

During the first full week of school every year, every student -- all 1,275 of them in K3 - 12th grade -- gathers on Jacob Dennis Field for student-led worship and prayer alongside parents, faculty, staff, and community members. 

Higher Grounds Coffee Company is open for business for the school year! Our student-run coffee cart will get a huge upgrade when we move into Upper School phase two, which includes a beautiful coffee shop. For now, get your fix in the Upper School lobby between 7:30-3:10 daily!

We are so proud of these class of 2024 graduates who will be furthering their artistic studies in college. Students, we pray for you as you follow God in the continued pursuits of your gifts! Keep shining!!

Meet our class of 2024 graduates pursuing collegiate arts programs ....

Our 5th and 6th grade chorus, under Director Amy Wallace, performed Anne Wilson's "My Jesus" at this year's spring chorus concert. In a really cool full-circle alumni story, Avery Wright - class of 2013 and son of Director of Admissions Beth Wright - is the drummer for Anne Wilson's band. He showed Anne the videos of our chorus singing her song, and because she's an ANGEL, she sent back this personal video, thanking our students for reminding her that God is using her music. HOW COOL IS THAT?!!

Phase Two of our Upper School Building is coming together beautifully, with the goal of our students moving into this wonderful space during fall semester 2024! 

Our 75,000-square-foot Upper School facility was built in two phases. The second phase, which is currently being built adjoining phase one, will bring all daily activities for our Upper School students into one location (excluding athletics and fine arts, which utilize designated specialized facilities). Phase Two Includes ....

What an honor ... NCCS partnered with Congregation Beth Hallel, a Messianic synagogue in Marietta, to send tangible relief to Israel before Christmas through the Joseph Project, a humanitarian organization. A shipping container was sent overseas with blankets, baby clothes, jackets, diapers, stuffed animals, bath towels and more...

Congratulations to the following athletes for signing and committing to play at the collegiate level. Join us in praying for these athletes as they begin practicing and training at the next level over the next few months!

Get ready for Spring Term 2025!

We are so excited for all that the Lord has in store for Spring Term 2025 here at NCCS!

This year's Spring term looks slightly different for the Upper School as we are moving the trips up and towards the end of Christmas break...

NCCS is selling tickets for 25 different Braves games that span some of the best series of the season -- from April through September! 

Grab your 2024 Braves Home Run Porch or General Admission tickets at the best prices in town (with ZERO fees) -- and support NCCS while you’re at it!

Click for details on how to purchase tickets. 

In addition to being the 2023/2024 REGION CHAMPIONS, NCCS Eagles football racked up the Region honors! NCCS Head Football Coach Matt Jones was named Region Coach of the Year, and Ray Dixon, Jr., was named Region Defensive Player of the Year! In total, our Eagles Region Champs received an impressive 19 Region recognitions...

Congratulations to Baseball Head Coach Jimmy Keane for being named COACH OF THE YEAR and to Baseball Assistant Coach Edgar Mercado for being named ASSISTANT COACH OF THE YEAR! 

Coach Keane led our Eagles in dominance at the State Championship this past season, but he is no stranger to winning titles. As a student at North Cobb Christian School, himself, Coach Keane (class of 2006) was instrumental in helping the Eagles clench the State title in 2006. In fact, current Assistant Coach Ryan Moore (also class of 2006) was also on that team, and current Assistant Coach Gil Navarro was one of the coaches in 2006, as well ...

A hot cup of happiness! NCCS Business Academy entrepreneurship students just launched a steaming hot new business idea this fall! Are you ready??? This September, Higher Grounds Coffee OPENED for business, serving the students, faculty, staff, community, and all NCCS families with a delicious cup of joe! This business is completely student-led and operated — from naming to branding to researching the coffee-making process. 

After 15 years as the head football coach for Allatoona High School, Gary Varner announced earlier this year that he would be retiring. The first question that came to mind for Matt Jones, North Cobb Christian School’s head football coach, was whether or not Varner would consider joining the coaching staff at NCCS.

After an illustrious tenure at Allatoona -- which included clinching 129 career victories, making it to 13 consecutive state playoffs, securing the state championship in 2015, being the state runners-up in 2019, and being named Cobb County Team of the Decade by the MDJ in 2020 -- Coach Varner decided to step down for health reasons...

Eleven students at North Cobb Christian School started real businesses and made nearly $3,500 in sales as part of an innovative class. During the program, all 11 students launched real businesses, such as candles, clothing, power washing, pool cleaning, shoe shining and more, generating nearly $3,500 in sales as part of the class. Not only are the students making and saving money, but they’re also being generous with it, with every student giving back to local charities of their choice or donating services in kind.

Our Engineering students won first place for Innovation in Service at the ACSI STEM Competition for the design and construction of a greenhouse for the Lower School STEAM Courtyard! These students designed, built and installed a greenhouse to enable year-round study and productivity in the STEAM garden. They shared their designs with Mrs. Bare’s fourth-grade class, the custodians of the garden this year, and received student feedback.

We are so moved by how our parents and students show up BIG whenever they hear of a need. NCCS was asked to help provide snacks and drinks for the Family Pantry at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta's Sibley Heart Center.