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What We Teach

By The Numbers

At Northside Christian Academy, our curriculum is designed from a distinctly biblical worldview where absolutes exist as the foundation for intellectual and spiritual growth. This approach helps students gain an understanding of their Christian heritage as they work towards reaching their full potential in Christ. At the Pre-K level, children are guided through the learning process using their instinctive senses of curiosity, creativity, and wonder. Our elementary (K-5th) students are introduced to the basics like reading, writing, mathematics, art, and Bible classes as they develop their foundational skill sets and core characteristics. Our middle school (6th – 8th) students are encouraged to work together as they explore and discover biblical truths, develop novel ways to apply them to their lives, and effectively communicate their beliefs to others. In high school (9th-12th) students will master the core subjects, and continue developing needed life skills through elective classes, fine arts, and athletics.


245

Currently Enrolled Students

89%

Average Student Grade

14

Average Class Size


Why Northside

One of the basic reasons why parents enroll their children in a private school is to obtain an education grounded in moral values. Northside Christian Academy uses biblically based Bob Jones University Press curriculum, which includes scripture memory passages and references to God. Northside Christian Academy’s mission is to provide biblically integrated education to ensure that each student can discern the call of God on their life. At NCA, students develop moral character, establish a sense of accountability, and gain wisdom in their lives. Our Christian standards of personal conduct, school policies, and curriculum help to foster each student’s sense of personal responsibility and integrity.

What if I am not a Christian?

Being a Christian is not a requirement to attend NCA, however, all students will be held to the same Christian standards and expected to uphold the same biblical doctrines. Behavior(s) in and out of school that are inconsistent with these standards will not be tolerated and could result in disciplinary actions. Students will be provided with the gospel and given many opportunities to become born again Christians throughout each school year.

Do students have to wear uniforms?

Yes & No. While students do not have a prescribed uniform, all students are required to comply with the academy’s dress code which includes a collared shirt with NCA logo. For more information, see our Parent-Student Handbook.

Is Northside Christian Academy accredited?

Yes. Northside Christian Academy is accredited by Cognia and the Florida League of Christian Schools (FLOCS) as part of the International League of Christian School (ILCS). The academy is also regionally accredited by the North Central Association Commission on Accreditation and School Improvement (NCA CASI), the Northwest Accreditation Commission (NWAC), and the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Council on Accreditation and School Improvement (SACS CASI). These accrediting agencies are highly regarded and recognized by the Florida Department of Education, the US Department of Education, and academic institutions around the world.

As a parent, how can I be more involved in my child’s education?

Northside Christian Academy has a great Parent-Teacher Organization (PTO) and we encourage all parents to be involved. As a part of the PTO, parents have several opportunities to help support the school as well as provide feedback on ways to improve our school. In addition, parents are always welcome to volunteer in the classroom and/or as an Athletic Booster helping with fundraisers, concession sales, etc. For more information, contact the PTO president at pto@northsideeagles.org or the Athletic Director at (904) 964-7124.

Can students drive themselves to and from school if they have a license?

Yes. However, driving to school is a privilege. All students driving to and from the academy are required to follow the rules and policies provided in the Parent-Student Handbook. Students must also provide the academy with copies of their driver’s license, as well as vehicle registration, and proof of insurance for each vehicle they will have on campus.