Your NCCS Story

All tuition information can be found on our Tuition and Financial Aid page in the Admissions section of the website. 

At North Cobb Christian School, we are committed to providing exceptional academics, athletics, and arts programs—all grounded in a strong Christian foundation. We know that investing in this quality education requires a significant commitment from families.

Need-Based Financial Aid
To help make NCCS accessible, we offer need-based financial aid to families who can contribute substantially toward tuition but may not be able to afford the full cost.

• Available for students K5 through 12th grade.
• Administered confidentially through a third-party organization.
• Award amounts are based on enrollment, budget, and other factors.
• As a GHSA member, NCCS does not offer scholarships.

For more details, visit our Financial Aid Information page.

Flexible Tuition Payment Plans
We also offer flexible payment options designed to fit your budget:

• One-time payment
• Three-installment plan
• Ten-installment plan

Ready to Take the Next Step?
If you’re seeking a biblically based, college-preparatory education for your child, we encourage you to review our tuition schedule and begin the admissions process. Our admissions team has helped thousands of families navigate this financial decision and is here to provide personalized guidance on how to make an NCCS education possible for your family.

A: NCCS serves students from K3 (preschool) through 12th grade at our campus in Kennesaw, Georgia.

 A: NCCS maintains small class sizes across all divisions with a 10:1 average student-to-teacher ratio - allowing for individualized attention and strong relationships between students and faculty. This is one of the most frequently cited reasons families choose and remain at NCCS. Here, students are seen, known, and loved.

A: Applications are available online at ncchristian.org/admissions. We encourage families to complete an application and schedule a campus tour as early as possible, as space is limited at each grade level.

A: The admissions process typically begins by completing an online inquiry form or calling Admissions at 770-975-0252. A campus tour usually comes next, as well as a student shadow day, if applicable. The process then proceeds to completing an application, reviewing student records, taking grade-level assessments, and participating in a family interview with your division principal. We encourage you to get started today!

A: Campus tours are available by appointment and can be requested at ncchristian.org/admissions or by calling 770-975-0252 and asking for Admissions. We strongly encourage every prospective family to visit campus before applying! You will feel the difference the moment you walk through our doors.

A: NCCS combines rigorous college-preparatory academics with deep, authentic faith integration - and then wraps it all in a genuine family culture where every student is known, seen, and loved by name. Our 55-acre campus, Upper School Academies, Spring Term mission program, championship athletics, and award-winning fine arts give students opportunities that few schools can match. Parents consistently tell us: there is no place like NCCS.

To ensure academic compatibility and appropriate placement within our school community, all applicants for 1st through 12th grade undergo admissions testing.

Applicants for K4 and K5 complete a readiness assessment, while K3 applicants participate in an admissions observation.

At NCCS, we operate on a rolling admissions calendar, which means we usually accept applications year-round, as space allows. Admission decisions during the school year are made in alignment with our guidelines, always considering what is best for both the student and the school community.

At NCCS, student needs are carefully assessed on an individual basis during the admissions process, always with the goal of achieving the best possible outcome for each child.

We offer a range of programs* to support and challenge students at every level, including:

• Moving Forward Program | Providing targeted support
• RISE Program | Gifted enrichment program in Lower School
• Advanced classes | Available in Middle School
• Honors, AP, and Dual Enrollment courses | Offered in Upper School
  
  *Please note that some auxiliary support programs may require additional fees to cover associated costs.

At NCCS, uniforms and appearance standards vary by division.

• Preschool K3 and K4 students are not required to wear uniforms. Many of our youngest Eagle love to show their spirit by wearing NCCS spirit wear from The Perch School Store (optional).
   
• Lower School students in Junior Kindergarten - 4th grade, as well as Middle School students in 5th through 8th grade wear uniforms. 
   
• Upper School students in 9th - 12th grades follow a standard of appearance that allows them to make individual decisions about their appearance while reflecting the values and high standards of our school family.

Learn more on our Uniforms and Appearance Standards page.

A: NCCS is an independent, interdenominational school comprised of faculty and families who attend hundreds of area churches. We are united around a shared commitment to biblical truth and Christ-centered education.

In addition to your church's pastor, the pastoral/community recommendation form can be completed by any character reference who knows your family well, including a Sunday school teacher, coach, former / current teacher, or family friend.

Flipside, the NCCS after-school program, is available for students in K3 through 4th grade and runs until 6:30 p.m. daily. Billing is handled through FACTS.

Throughout the year, students can also participate in Sidekicks—special enrichment activities offered through Flipside that include fun, hands-on experiences in arts, STEM, sports, and more.

For Middle School students (5th–8th grade) who remain on campus but are not involved in after-school activities or athletics, supervised care is available from 3:45–5:00 p.m. at no additional charge.

Yes! NCCS partners with Flik Independent School Dining to offer an all-inclusive dining experience for students in K3 through 12th grade, at no extra charge to our families.

QUALITY + CUSTOMIZATION | Rather than being limited to one entree choice, students can customize meals from any station through a student-centric dining experience. 

NUTRITION | After an extensive search, NCCS selected Flik due to the company’s stellar reputation at providing scratch-based, nutrition-focused menus for schools across the nation. Professional advantages include a Flik dietitian and chef collaborating on menu design, along with a commitment to quality food sourcing, sustainability, allergy-awareness, and healthy food choices. Expect an exemplary dining program at NCCS!