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The NCCS Timothy Program kicked off this fall with a memorable reveal breakfast, the annual tradition where mentors and mentees are introduced to each other! Each pair represents a commitment between an older and a younger student to meet together this year for mutual support and encouragement.

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. 

Our varsity girls have a 3 - 0 region record and a 9 - 3 - 1 overall record, boasting a strong 73% winning percentage so far this season. This year, North Cobb Christian School welcomed two new varsity softball coaches to our experienced Eagles coaching staff, who are undoubtedly contributing to the team’s success. Father-daughter dynamic duo John Legere and Rachel LaPrad have brought a fresh energy and expanded potential to Lady Eagles Softball. 

North Cobb Christian School Varsity Baseball is the GHSA AA State Champion! So proud of these athletes and coaches. GO EAGLES!!

With the score tied 1-all in the bottom of the fourth inning, Jackson Uggla stepped in the batter’s box with a golden opportunity in Game 3 of the Class AA state championship series at AdventHealth Stadium. Uggla doubled off the left-field wall to score two runs — just missing hitting it out of the park — and it gave North Cobb Christian a 3-1 lead...

Join us in congratulating Coach Raymond Priester for being inducted into the Clemson University Athletic Hall of Fame! Coach Priester is beginning his sixth season as the North Cobb Christian School football running backs coach.

He played football for Clemson from 1994-97, earning these impressive stats... 

We are very pleased to announce that Ray Gutierrez will be taking the helm of NCCS varsity girls basketball. Coach Gutierrez has had an illustrious coaching career, including multiple state championships. Prior to 2022, he was the Murphy High School varsity women’s basketball coach, earning the title of Winningest Head Coach in North Carolina from 2016 to 2021 with a 154-17 record (90% winning percentage).

His team won the 2020 and 2021 NCHSAA 1A State Championship; advanced to the Final Four in 2018, 2019, 2020 and 2021; and won the Smoky Mountain Conference (SMC) championship in 2018, 2019, 2020, and 2022....

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...

Congratulations to NCCS Head Swim Coach Kevin Ellis for being one of two coaches chosen across the state as A-3A Coach of the Year! Very well deserved! We honor Kevin and Linda Ellis for the development and success of the school’s swimming program through the years.

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.

Every senior is required to take Personal Finance, a class designed to equip them with financial know-how and wisdom. This week, Dale Alexander, certified financial planner and advisor, came to speak with our students, sharing one of his most profound principles: 70/20/10. Dale encouraged our students to get into the habit with their very first paycheck of spending 70%, saving 20%, and giving 10%....

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.