Spring Term

 

Spring Term is a cornerstone of the North Cobb Christian School experience and one of the many elements that makes NCCS so much more than just another school. This is where true life change happens — where our students are invested into deeply … and then guided to invest into others.

Spring Term for NCCS Upper and Middle School students provides real-world opportunities to "live sent," following Jesus' command in Mark 16:15 to “go into all the world and proclaim the gospel to the whole creation."

From Haiti to Hawaii and everywhere in between, these experiences encompass international, domestic, and local mission trips, life-changing service projects, and cultural immersions that exponentially broaden our students' compassion and biblical worldview. 

A group of student on a mission trip pictured with local children.

Watch this Video about Spring Term at NCCS

“During Spring Term, my eyes were opened to the world. From bonding with my classmates to serving others in remote areas of the globe, Spring Term was a life-changing experience that shaped who I am today.” NCCS Alumni

 

SPRING TERM 2025

2025 Spring Term Options

Upper School 2025 OPTIONS

Click for Upper School options for January 2025.
Registration opens June 10, 2024.

Passport Upload Form

Click to access the form to upload your passport for
international trips. 2025 deadline is September 1, 2024.

 

PAST SPRING TERM HIGHLIGHTS

2024 Upper + Middle School Blogs

Read each blog Spring Term 2024!

2024 Facebook Albums for US + MS Spring Term

Spring Term Facebook Group

2023 Upper + Middle School Blogs

Read each blog for Spring Term 2023! 

 

Life change happens when our students LIVE SENT.

A group of student on a mission trip pictured with local children.
A group of student on a mission trip pictured with local children.
A group of student on a mission trip pictured with local children.
A blonde high school girl hugs a little boy outside on a sunny day during NCCS Spring Term in Miami.
Photo taken out a plane window of blue-green waters of Miami, with tip of wing barely visible, during Spring Term at NCCS.
Street scene in Puerto Rico with pink tissue paper flowers hanging over the street in rows and people crossing the street.
Students at NCCS help a child with special needs get in a van with her wheelchair.
NCCS students work to install a water filter in another country.

Megan Strange
Upper School Principal

Robert Gnann
Upper School Director of Student Life

Aaron Williams
Middle School Director of Student Development