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What is Juneteenth? Juneteenth is the “newest” national holiday recognized by the United States federal government, but it is actually considered the longest-running African American holiday! 

Juneteenth will be nationally observed this year on Monday, June 20, 2022, and will be celebrated with festivals, food, and other cultural activities. We invite our NCCS families to do the same! 

NCCS’s top-rated summer camps are off to a GREAT start!

Campers age 3 through rising high-school seniors can pick from among dozens of camp options: Sports, Legos, STEAM, American Girl Dolls, Driver’s Ed, College Bootcamp and more!

There’s also NCCS’s famous weekly Camp Eagle day camp, which includes FREE morning and after care! 

See all options and register here: ncchristian.org/camps

 North Cobb Christian School is honored to announce our 15 MDJ Scholar Athletes from the class of 2022!

These amazing students lettered in two (or more) varsity sports during their senior year, while maintaining a 3.5 GPA or higher....

Lower School parents, during the long period of summer, practicing math provides the intellectual engagement and skills retrieval children need to combat summer math loss and build confidence for the upcoming school year. These ideas below will ensure that your child can jump right back into action in the fall!

We are very pleased to announce that Patrick McDonald has accepted a new role as Lower School assistant principal. After an extensive three-month search, which garnered 40 candidates and included interviews by both administrators and Lower School faculty, Patrick’s educational and professional qualifications made him the top candidate for this position. His proven work ethic and positive energy will be an asset to Wendy Titus and her team as our Lower School continues to grow!

North Cobb Christian School is pleased to announce that Coach Al Wilson will be taking over as the director of girls basketball operations, as well as the varsity girls head coach. Coach Wilson has a long resume of coaching both boys’ and girls’ teams and has anchored himself in glorifying God through coaching basketball for over 15 years. His passion is teaching young people about life through sports, while helping them create a blueprint for success in their lives. Coach Wilson began his career ...

Here are five ways to build emotional skills for social media.
Even if our kids are far from getting their own TikTok accounts, we can start helping them develop the emotional skills they will need when they get there.

1. Tether online experiences to offline emotional impact early and often.
There are endless bite-sized opportunities to help kids understand that there are real humans on the other side of every interaction online....

​​Sometimes people can’t attend church in person because they're out of town, at work, attending to the needs of a sick family member, or limited by physical or transportation issues -- and praise God they can experience “church” via technology! It’s a wonderful tool in those scenarios. 
But for those with no restrictive issues, here are five benefits of worshiping together in God’s house, following the example of the early church. 

"Live like Walker" is the anthem of our NCCS 4th graders, who unanimously voted to paint the NCCS rock with this phrase to honor their beloved friend, Walker Phillips. Walker's impact is being deeply felt, grieved, and celebrated.

The Live Like Walker Fund has been set up in Walker's honor by the Phillips family. More details on this fund can be found at the link below. 

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.