Curriculum
The fear of the Lord is the beginning of Knowledge.
 - Proverbs 1:7

The Bible curriculum forms the foundation of the school. Students must be familiar with the contents of the Bible because its revelation is absolutely essential for life and godliness. Instruction from the Bible is incorporated in ALL subject areas as we seek to give them a Christian world and life view.

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CURRICULUM

Bible English Reading (phonics-based) Writing Spelling Music Art

Mathematics Science History Latin Health Physical Education Keyboarding

JUNIOR & SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL CURRICULUM

English	Math
English Grammar Vocabulary Literature Writing Rhetoric Logic	Algebra ½, I, II, & III Geometry Trigonometry AP Calculus AB AP Calculus BC Consumer Math

Social Studies	Science
The American Republic Pennsylvania History United States History American Government World Studies Geography World History Economics	Life Science Earth Science Physical Science Biology (including lab) Chemistry (including lab) Physics Anatomy & Physiology

Other
Bible Greek Spanish I, II and III French I, II Health Physical Education Art Choir	Music Music Appreciation Accounting I, II Microsoft Office I, II Intro to Comp. Science (Java) AP Comp. Science (Java) SQL Database Programming

High school students must complete a minimum of 26 credits in order to graduate.  All students must complete 4 credits in English, 3 credits in social studies, 3 credits in math,  3 credits in science, 2 credits in health/physical education, and 2 credits in arts/humanities.

NCS offers a dual enrollment option for 11th and 12th grade students. Students may choose to take an online college class as an NCS elective class. They would receive college credit for the class as well as credit on their high school transcript. Students who are interested in pursuing a dual enrollment class must get approval from NCS for each specific class before enrolling in that college class. Interested students should contact Patty Furman, Dual Enrollment Coordinator, to learn more about the classes and colleges/universities available for dual enrollment as well as the fees that different institutions charge.