New Bern Christian Academy
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8:10 am - 3:10 pm

Before and After School Care 
Before school care will be provided beginning at 7:30 a.m. There is no charge for this service. Children should not be left on campus before doors are opened at 7:30 a.m.
 
After school care will be provided until 5:30 p.m. There will be a charge of $5.00 per hour beginning at 3:30 p.m. A snack will be provided to children staying after school. Payment for after school care used during the month will need to be included in your monthly tuition payment. 

Please refer to the School Handbook for more detailed information

Calendar
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Contact info
Phone:            (252) 637-2704
Address:         2911 Old Cherry Point Rd.

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Mission Statement
​NEW BERN CHRISTIAN ACADEMY exists as a ministry of New Life Free Will Baptist Church for the purpose of educating the minds of every young person with excellence while striving to cultivate in their hearts a passion for the Lord Jesus Christ and His work. These objectives are accomplished by providing quality spiritual, academic, and social activities that encourage young people to achieve their individual best for the Glory of God. 
Philosophy
New Bern Christian Academy seeks to minister to the intellectual, physical, spiritual and social needs of its students (Luke 2:52). Recognizing that the primary responsibility for the education of children rests with their parents (Eph. 6:4, Deut. 6:6 & 7), the school seeks to work closely with the Christian home and under the authority of New Life Free Will Baptist Church to instill in students standards for life and learning that is consistent with the Scriptures and which results in Christ-like character. The academy wishes to produce students with a Christian worldview and with a discernment of right and wrong based on the clear precepts and principles of Scripture.

In addition, the school purposes to provide an academic program of high quality so that students may be prepared in a satisfactory manner for college, ready and able to perform God’s will for their lives. We believe that God has instilled certain spiritual and natural gifts to every young person. This can be nurtured and fostered at NBCA with the offering of fine arts instruction and extracurricular activities that further develop the whole child.  This will be accomplished by hiring and maintaining a faculty and staff who are committed to Christ, members of Pleasant Acres Free Will Baptist Church, and who have a deep understanding of Biblical integration. By the direct teaching and godly examples of Christian faculty, students will be encouraged to live exemplary and Christ-like lives.  
New Bern Christian Academy is open to students who are in harmony with its purpose.

Students who are accepted for enrollment are expected to be cooperative, obedient, well mannered, and positive toward the school and its distinctives. The school has a racially non-discriminatory policy. That is, we do not discriminate against applicants and students on the basis of race, color, and national or ethnic origin. We believe this policy to be consistent with the clear teaching of Scripture (James 2:1-9).
Statement of Faith
We believe the Bible to be the plenary, verbally inspired Word of God, the only infallible, authoritative rule of faith and practice.

We believe that there is one God, eternally existent in three persons, the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.

We believe in the Deity of Jesus Christ, His virgin birth, His sinless life, His vicarious death through His shed blood, His ascension to Heaven and personal pre-millenial return.

We believe that salvation is by grace through faith alone and that all people are sinners in need of being saved. 

We believe in the present ministry of the Holy Spirit who enables the believer to live a godly life.

We believe in the spiritual unity of believers in our Lord Jesus Christ
New Life Church is a Free Will Baptist ministry in New Bern, NC that strives to glorify God and to advance His kingdom. We invite you to join us every week to learn more about the Lord and help you and your family to find New Life in Christ.

MEET THE Staff

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Let's go Mustangs

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Athletic Calendar
Boys Basketball
  • JV (Coach Barrow, Coach Houghton)
  • Varsity (Coach Coghill, Coach Berry, Coach Bragan)
Girls Basketball
  • Varsity (Coach Coghill, Coach Berry, Coach Berry)
Boys Soccer
  • Varsity (Coach Houghton, Coach Barrow)
Girls Soccer
  • ​Varsity (Coach Grummert, Coach Grummert, Coach Bettancourt)
Girls Volleyball
  • JV (Coach Tutor, Coach Phillips)
  • Varsity (Coach Tutor, Coach Phillips)
Co-ed Golf
  • Varsity (Coach TBD, Coach Davis, Coach Foy)
Girls Cheerleeding
  • JV (Coach Barrow, Coach Nelson)
  • Varsity (Coach Barrow, Coach Nelson)

Music Department

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Admissions Info

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Admissions Info and Handbooks

ADMISSIONS - REQUIREMENTS
Student applications may be obtained in the school office or on the school’s website. An interview with the prospective student and the parents and board approval are necessary prior to acceptance. Students will also be required to take an entrance test at the time of the interview prior to acceptance. 
 
ADMISSIONS - PROCEDURES
An application may be obtained in the school office. Parents must have an interview with the principal. A list of what should be brought to the interview with the principal is given on the back of the enrollment form. When a parent completes and signs the Student Enrollment form, pays the $75 registration fee and the $50 non-refundable entrance testing fee, his child is considered enrolled. However, the board must then give approval prior to acceptance. A letter of acceptance will be sent to the parents when their application has been approved. This letter may take two to three weeks from the date of submission depending on the next scheduled board meeting date.  We accept students regardless of race, creed, or color if we are convinced the parents are seeking a Christian education for their children.

CURRICULUM
NBCA will use A Beka Curriculum for all elementary classes.  A combination of A Beka, Bob Jones and other suitable curricula is utilized in the middle and high school classes.  The ministry of Christian schools is to lead students to Christ and teach them Bible truths, Christian character, and traditional subject matter. With a traditional, Christian approach to education, A Beka Book supplies Christian schools with the materials they need to reach and train students for Christ. A Beka Book’s experienced writers and researchers conduct primary research in their fields to provide superior knowledge from a Christian perspective. Coordinating teacher materials assist teachers in presenting lessons that are lively, memorable, and Christ-centered.
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Registration Forms

To begin the registration process, please call the school office to schedule a tour.  During the tour you will receive an application packet with important forms that will need to be filled out and returned to the office.  To reserve your child's spot at NBCA you may fill out the Pre-Registration form and turn it in to the school office with the $75.00 Registration fee.  The forms in the application packet will need to be returned to the school office before an acceptance letter is mailed.

Thank You,
NBCA Administration
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Price info

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School Supply List

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Dress Code

​2017-2018 Dress Code

Girls:
            Pants/Skirts:
  • Khaki, black or navy uniform style pants may be worn every day except on chapel dress days.  We are also allowing our girls to wear jean skirts every day except chapel dress days.  Khaki, black and navy jumpers are permitted for elementary girls on any day.  All girls clothing must be modest and loose fitting.  Skirts must come to the middle of the knee in length.
  • If a skirt has a slit in the hem, the slit must not extend higher than the required dress length.
  • Girls are asked to wear shorts under their skirts when playing outdoors.
Shirts:
  • Polo shirts must have the school logo and must be purchased through New Bern Sporting Goods only.  The colors are red, black, navy, royal blue, light blue, light pink and purple.  Elementary girls are to wear school logo uniform polo shirts everyday.  Middle school and high school girls must wear school logo uniform polo shirts every day except Tuesday when chapel dress rules apply.
            Chapel Days:
  • Tuesday is chapel dress day for middle school and high school students. Girls in middle school and high school may wear skirts and blouses or dresses on Tuesday chapel day only.  All clothing should abide by the NBCA guidelines (no spaghetti straps, no see through or low cut tops).
  • Wednesday is chapel dress day for elementary students.  Girls in elementary may wear khaki, black, or navy skirts on Wednesday.  Uniform polo shirts with the school logo must be worn.
Shoes:
  • Sandals with back straps, dress shoes, sneakers/tennis shoes, or boots are permitted.
  • No flip-flop shoes are allowed.
            Socks:
  • Girls may wear solid color (white, red, navy, royal blue, gray, light blue, light pink or black) ankle or knee socks.  They may wear tights or ankle length leggings underneath skirts or jumpers.  No mid-calf leggings.  Only specified solid school colors are allowed.  Girls in junior and senior high may wear panty hose with dress shoes.
Boys:
Pants:
        ·    Khaki, black, or navy uniform style pants may be worn every day.  Boys may also wear jeans every day except on chapel 
             dress days.  The jeans should not be torn or ragged.
Shirts:
  • Polo shirts must have the school logo and must be purchased through New Bern Sporting Goods only.  The colors are red, black, navy, royal blue, light blue, light pink and purple.  Elementary boys are to wear school logo uniform polo shirts everyday.  Middle school and high school boys must wear school logo uniform polo shirts every day except Tuesday when chapel dress rules apply.
Chapel Days:
  • Tuesday is chapel dress day for middle school and high school students. Boys in middle school and high school are required to wear a collared shirt and tie on Tuesday chapel days.
  • Wednesday is chapel dress day for elementary students. Boys in elementary should wear khaki, black or navy pants and a school logo uniform polo shirt.
  • Shirt and tie are required on specified days:
            Middle School & High School – Tuesday
Shirts should remain tucked in all day on chapel day.  Ties must be worn all day.
Shoes / Socks:
  • Shoes and socks are required.
  • Dress shoes or sneakers/tennis shoes are required.
  • Sandals and flip-flops are not acceptable.
            Hair:
  • Boys’ hair styles are to be cut off above the eyebrows, ears, and collar.  It is not acceptable to have the hair tucked behind the ear.  We do not allow bowl-cuts, surfer cuts or rattails.  It is expected that parents and students regard and respect the hair code.  It is the parents’ responsibility to keep their child’s hair cut to its proper length.  When a haircut is needed, only 1 warning will be given with 48 hours to comply.
  • Facial hair is acceptable if it is evenly trimmed and presentable.
 
Jewelry:
  • Earrings are not acceptable for boys.  One bracelet is acceptable. No necklaces on boys.
 
The administration reserves the right to disallow any hairstyle or dress that it deems as nontraditional and inappropriate in the church/school setting.  Students coming to school improperly dressed will be sent to the office or home immediately.  They will not be admitted to classes until they conform to the above standards.  Students may return to class the same day if they are properly attired.
 
P.E. REQUIREMENTS
P.E. classes are taught in 6th-9th grades.  All students are required to dress out unless they have a written excuse from a doctor.  Grades will be lowered accordingly if a student decides not to dress out without a doctor’s excuse or allowed cut.  Grades can be based on objective skills criteria, as well as written academic work.

Renweb

RenWeb’s core features offer a host of options for parents to keep up with their child’s progress in the classroom and at school. You can access attendance, homework, progress reports, and grades, while also managing lunch, and viewing the school calendar.

FACTS

Enrolling in a FACTS tuition payment plan allows you to select a payment option that best suits your financial needs. Depending on the start and end date of each plan, they may not always be offered.

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New Bern Christian Academy
2911 Old Cherry Point Rd. 28560
(252) 637-2704

New Bern Christian Academy | 2911 Old Cherry Point Road, New Bern, NC 28560 | 252.637.2704 | 252-637-0032 Fax
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