I have had 3 children graduate from NCS. They got out of it what they put into it. They had the desire to learn, so they did. The elementary school is very good and the academics exceeded public school. The high school didn't offer as much as public school or other private schools. My kids succeeded because they wanted to dispite teachers who favored kids from their church and acted unchristian-like at times. However, I know several kids who needed support but didn't get it and fell through the cracks, either dropping out or moving to other options. As with any school, you as a parent need to be involved in your child's life, both educationally and spiritually. A school/church can't do it.
Submitted by parent on July 05, 2016
The academic program is great and challenges the students. The administrators and staff are very kind and want what is best for the students.
Submitted by other on May 05, 2011
I am a recent graduate of Northside and enjoyed my high school years there. Education-wise, this school is not the best. But the atmosphere is nice. Not as much drama as public schools. The only thing I'd say I got my parents' moneys worth for was English. The high school English teacher is beyond outstanding, I actually was able to test out of my first college English. However, most of the staff show obvious preferential treatment to students that attend their church.
Submitted by parent on July 12, 2010
Northside is a wonderful place for Christian families. the teachers and staff have been a huge Blessing to my family and myself. my children are taught to be better people through our lords teachings.