Interview with NCS student Camille Jones What do you like to do for fun? I love to read and go on hikes. I also like to go on drives with my […]
NCS Student Profile: Camille Jones
APUSH Me Off A Cliff
Many of the NCS student who have taken AP US History would most likely agree that it is a very rigorous and challenging class. But hey, you don’t have to take it […]
Jack Forte’s New York Theater Experience
This summer, Jack Forte, an NCS senior, went to New York City for a theater workshop run by iTheatrics. Jack, along with freshman Sarah Hendricks, was selected to attend the summer workshop […]
Blood Drive
On August 31, 2017 people gave blood at Nashville Christian School from 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. for hospitals that were short of blood because of all of the disasters that had […]
Exciting Events!
Good morning Nashville Christian students and families! It has been a great start to this month. Many very exciting events have been going on in the high school students’ lives. Kylee Boen, […]
Chappell’s Chapel
Patrick Chappell, the College and Young Adult Minister at Otter Creek Church of Christ, was the guest speaker at chapel on Sep. 6 at NCS. Some of you may remember his chapel […]
School House… Rock!
The fall high school drama production is School House Rock Live! Jr. It is a student directed show by Ryan Leflar (12th grade) and Hope McWright (11th grade). The show is about […]
Nashville Christian Blood Drive
On Thursday, August 31, Nashville Christian held a blood drive. A total of 21 units were donated to help people in need of blood transfusions. Mr. Carlucci organized the event. He said […]
Surviving Junior Year with Jordan Williams
Junior year of high school is notorious for its difficulty for students. This is especially true for students on the honors and scholars track who need to take more rigorous courses. […]
NCS Goes Across the Pond
This summer, some NCS students, faculty, and parents went on a WWII themed trip to Europe. They went to England, France, Belgium, Germany, and Austria. This trip cost roughly $5,000 dollars […]
