Student Life

Elementary School

Community Service & Missions

NCA elementary students have the opportunity to participate in a variety of service and mission-oriented projects throughout the school year. It is our desire to teach each child the importance of living a life of service to Christ by being a blessing to others.

Field Trips

Each elementary class takes two field trips per year. Field trips include visits to Hill Ridge Farm, NC Zoo, NC History Museum, Durham Science Museum, the NC Symphony, Mordecai Historic Park, and the Guilford Court House.

Activities

Grandparent's Day, Reading Emphasis Week, Christmas Concert, Spirit Days, Student Council, ACSI Math Olympics & Spelling Bee, Dr. Seuss Day, Spring Concert, Field Day, Fifth Grade Graduation, Kindergarten Graduation, and many more!

Middle School

Community Service & Missions

NCA middle school students are offered a variety of opportunities to be involved in school life. Activities are designed to meet the various interests of the students and to help them grow socially and spiritually. Students are given opportunities to reach out to others, whether inside or outside the school, and be a blessing.

Field Trips

At the beginning of the school year, each grade has a bonding trip that allows students to build new friendships and reconnect with their peers. Field trips include the Hawk Manor Falconry, the NC Aquarium, Sylvan Heights Bird Park, the NC History Museum, and other educational opportunities.

Activities

Grandparent's Day, ACSI Math Olympics & Spelling Bee, Student Council, NJHS, Christmas Concert, Spring Concert, ACSI Choir/Band Competition, Spirit Week, State Math Competition at Wake Tech (8th grade), Purple Comet Math Competition (8th grade), and many more.

High School

Community Service & Missions

High school students have the opportunity to participate in community service throughout the year. Students in NHS and Student Council sponsor service projects each year. The elective, Students For Life, also sponsors a service project to support expectant mothers and babies in need.

Field Trips

Each grade level takes a field trip twice during the school year. At the beginning of each year, there is a bonding trip. Students play games, attend chapel services, and not only renew friendships but make new friends. The upper-level science classes travel to the coast every other year to take a field trip with Carolina Ocean Studies. Other science trips are taken as well. History and government classes visit local historical sites and the Capital. Plays, movies, and literature-based locations are also visited for educational purposes.

Activities

See You at the Pole, Math competition through Wake Tech and Purple Comet Mathematical Meet, City of Raleigh Capture It! Stormwater Contest and Trashion Competition, Christmas and Spring Concerts, Music competitions, Student Council, Spirit Week, Various Spirit or Support Days, and National Day of Prayer

Dress Code

NCA follows a selective dress policy. All students attending NCA are required to wear clothing from the following selective dress list:
Khaki, black or navy pants/jeans or shorts
Short and long sleeved polo shirts, cardigan/pullover sweaters or shirts (no t-shirts)

Khaki, black or navy jumpers, skirts, skorts, pants/jeans or shorts that are appropriate in size and fit
Short and long sleeved polo shirts and dresses, cardigan/pullover sweaters or shirts (no t-shirts)

 

Khaki, black or navy pants/jeans
Short and long sleeved polo/oxford shirts, cardigan/pullover sweaters or shirts (no t-shirts)

Khaki, black or navy skirts, pants/jeans or capris that are appropriate in size and fit
Short and long sleeved polo/oxford shirts, cardigan/pullover sweaters or shirts (no t-shirts)

Additional information regarding our selective dress policy is provided in the NCA Student Handbook.

Lunch Program

NCA offers a modified catered lunch program. Our cafeteria staff prepare a hot meal option two days a week. On the other three days, students may order Marco’s Pizza, Moe’s, or Chick-fil-A sandwiches or nuggets. Microwaves are also available to students.

Lunch is ordered online through the student’s Sycamore Education account. Payment is made through a PayPal account or by check. Students may order a full lunch or opt for à la carte items.