Vision
Developing Skilled Servants of Jesus Christ
Mission
Newell Christian School exists to provide an educational environment that reinforces Christian homes and churches
in preparing children spiritually, academically, socially and physically for a lifetime of serving Jesus Christ.
in preparing children spiritually, academically, socially and physically for a lifetime of serving Jesus Christ.
At NCS, our core values are the foundation of everything that we do.
Core Value #1 — BIBLE AS A CORE SUBJECT
The teaching of Bible as a core subject is essential to the academic curriculum. The biblical integration of every planned learning experience is crucial to effective Christian schooling to the development of a Christian worldview.
Core Value #2 — ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE
NCS is committed to academic excellence, maximizing each student’s potential. The importance of students’ self-esteem, physical well-being, and individual academic needs are highly valued in the educational process.
Core Value #3 — MORAL COMPASS
A child’s education should prepare him to successfully enter into society with strong moral character as ambassadors for Christ.
Core Value #4 — CRITICAL THINKING
Students should learn how to process information, make wise decisions, and think critically in the context of a Christian worldview.
Core Value #5 — LEADERSHIP
School should prepare students to be leaders in their families, work places, churches, and communities. Students are discipled through mentored relationships and lifestyle modelling.
Core Value #6 — SERVICE
Educators, parents, and students depend on each other while investing in the mission of the school and reach out to the community in service and contribute to its growth. We recognize that each child has God-given talents that contribute to the growth of the community.
Core Value #1 — BIBLE AS A CORE SUBJECT
The teaching of Bible as a core subject is essential to the academic curriculum. The biblical integration of every planned learning experience is crucial to effective Christian schooling to the development of a Christian worldview.
Core Value #2 — ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE
NCS is committed to academic excellence, maximizing each student’s potential. The importance of students’ self-esteem, physical well-being, and individual academic needs are highly valued in the educational process.
Core Value #3 — MORAL COMPASS
A child’s education should prepare him to successfully enter into society with strong moral character as ambassadors for Christ.
Core Value #4 — CRITICAL THINKING
Students should learn how to process information, make wise decisions, and think critically in the context of a Christian worldview.
Core Value #5 — LEADERSHIP
School should prepare students to be leaders in their families, work places, churches, and communities. Students are discipled through mentored relationships and lifestyle modelling.
Core Value #6 — SERVICE
Educators, parents, and students depend on each other while investing in the mission of the school and reach out to the community in service and contribute to its growth. We recognize that each child has God-given talents that contribute to the growth of the community.
NCS SocietyNewell Christian School is a society run school governed by the Society Act of the province of Alberta and is a registered charitable organization. The Society Act requires that NCS has a constitution and bylaws. These documents govern the business that we conduct. Our society is made up of parents/guardians of current students, current staff, or honourary members of the society as interpreted in Koininia policy.
The society officially meets once per year, usually in the spring at the annual Society Meeting, as the board presents the previous year’s financials as well as give an update/status report on the school’s progress towards reaching the vision statements laid out by the board and endorsed by the society. At this time the society votes in new board members as required. |
NCS Board of DirectorsAt NCS, the volunteer Board of Directors recognize that their roles and responsibilities centre around developing policies and coordinating school's resources in order to fulfill the mission of the school.
Board of Directors
Amanda Goodnough - Chairperson David Slomp - Vice Chairperson Cheryl Pierson - Treasurer Rhea Lynne Anderson Scott Lintott Brett Martin |