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NCCS student government is participating in an intentional leadership development program through Chick-fil-A Leader Academy, and the first session was very impactful (and FUN)! Created specifically with high school students in mind, the program’s goal is to further servant leadership skills through opportunities for students to step up and advocate by creating solutions for real-world problems.

Spring Term 2022 trip options were revealed today during Upper School chapel! From Brazil to Germany and Route 66 to Costa Rica, our students will be serving others around the globe as they impact the world for Christ this spring.

The Dietrich Athletic Training Center received a major upgrade this year, and our student athletes, P.E. students and weight training classes are benefiting big time! Formerly the Dietrich Field House, the newly outfitted training facility features a multi-functional outdoor turf area....

Beginning the year in prayer together during our annual Circle of Prayer is an opportunity and honor that we greatly cherish. On August 17, we had the privilege to gather in our gym for a time of worship, fellowship, and group prayer for the school year ahead!

What an amazing first STEAM day! Our Lower School students used science, technology, engineering, art and math to solve challenges and improve the lives of our pets! Using their favorite stuffed friends from home, students designed amazing new homes, collars, leashes, couch beds, exercise equipment, and toys for catapulting in an epic game of fetch!

We're excited to introduce our new NCCS Honor Guard! This group of stellar middle school students will be responsible for presenting the national colors at ceremonies and sporting events, while learning patriotism and service for others before self. We were recently blessed by the support of the Ron Asby North Cobb American Legion Post 304, who donated funds to help launch our program. We're so thankful for their partnership!

This one will tug at your heartstrings! Our NCCS seventh grade raised over $6,600 this spring to bring fresh water to South Sudan. This was an entirely student-led fundraising effort, inspired by their in-class reading of A Long Walk to Water by Linda Sue Park. With the guidance of Language Arts Department Head Mrs. Willett, all seventh grade students worked in groups to ...

On November 19, North Cobb Christian School held the official ribbon cutting for the NCCS Upper School, the school’s new cutting-edge high school facility. The 38,000 square-foot complex is designed to foster creativity and innovation, including a STEM center with a robotics lab, physics lab, and makerspace, as well as student collaborative spaces, 24 classrooms, a college and guidance counseling suite, administrative space, a designated high school clinic, and more!