Starting January 24, through mid April, we will welome two 10th grade Japanese girls, who will study in a 3 month short-stay program with us. We can share bios on the girls for those who are interested.

Starting January 24, we will welcome three 11th grade boys from our sister school, VCCS, in Korea. These students will complete the school year and then return for their senior year at NCCS.

We would love for you to open your heart and possibly your home, to this opportunity. Please pray with your family about being a host family to an international student. Host families receive a montly stipend to cover living expenses for the student. If you feel called to provide a home for one of these students, please reach out to our International Program Advisor Jodi Gill with questions, interest and inquiries.

About 60 pieces from schools around the state were entered into the Calligraphy category for competition at the 2022 Oregon State Fair . Of the 11 NCCS entries (see pics below), 2 took prizes this year:

• Janie Zook, 2nd prize for piece called “Travel”
• Myah Sweet, 3rd prize for piece called “Betrayed”

Congratulations to our talented students and their dedicated teacherr, Mrs. Hespen!

The Parent Teacher Fellowship has several upcoming events to bring our community together. Take note of the Fro-Yo Fellowship and Fundraiser on Oct.17, and also the NCCS Community Craft Fair on November 20th.

If you are interested in helping with either of these events or future events like these, please fill out the link below.We would like to invite all parents to join us in service to our community. There are a number of ways that you can help support our teachers and our school. If you have interest in being involved, please fill out this form and then look for future opportunities to come to you in your email.

We are asking parents to put their child(ren)'s names in articles of clothing, on water bottles, etc., to easily identify personal items brought to school. We have VERY limited space for a Lost and Found space, so we will not be holding on to items more than a week. We will donate any items to a charity at the end of each week, unless they are clearly marked with a student name and we can get it to the student on the same day.

All parents, grandparents, teacher, pastors...You are invited to a seminar on Oct. 21, 6:30-7:30 pm, at Faith Bible Christian School. See the attached flyer below with full details.

Christian education is a powerful tool helping families raise young people

who are prepared to live for God in an unbelieving world. But it’s easy to

misunderstand what Christian education is all about. Many people think

that the main things that make education Christian are the kindness of the

faculty and staff and the conservative viewpoints that teachers have on

social issues. These things are part of the picture, but they are not the key

distinguishing characteristics of Christian education.

“North Clackamas Christian School partners with Christian parents in providing our students with a biblically based education that pursues excellence in spiritual, academic, artistic, and athletic programs, training them to serve Christ daily.”