National Christian Academy

National Christian Academy teaches all disciplines through a Bible-centered worldview, aiming to prepare students for “college, life, and eternity” while fostering godly character. Their approach emphasizes holistic development—rigorous academics alongside spiritual formation (e.g., Bible instruction, chapel) and supportive learning structures such as small class sizes and personalized attention.

National Christian Academy directs families to apply through its online application (via the “Apply Now” link) and submit required documents such as an official transcript, last two years’ report cards (for students entering 1st and up), a long-form birth certificate, immunization records, custody documents (if applicable), and the service program statement. (ncaeagles.org) Once all required documentation (including certified official records from a prior school, if applicable) is received, the application is marked complete; students entering K2–K4 move toward the interview step, while students entering 1st proceed to testing. (ncaeagles.org) Entrance testing is required for prospective students entering grades K5–1; the site also notes that 1st-grade applicants take an entrance exam on Saturdays starting at 10:00am and should bring #2 pencils plus a $50 testing fee (testing is scheduled by contacting the school). (ncaeagles.org) After testing (as applicable), families complete an administrative interview with the principal or vice-principal and the school renders an acceptance decision; accepted families then complete online enrollment and finalize financial documents/required fees for the student to be enrolled. (ncaeagles.org) Key requirements/dates called out include an October 1 age cutoff for K2–K5 (and potty-training expectations for K3–K5), plus posted fees such as a $122 application fee (K2–1), $50 testing fee (K5–1), and a $400 enrollment fee. (ncaeagles.org) The website pages reviewed do not describe a formal waitlist process or any specific priority categories (e.g., sibling/church priority), so families would need to contact the school office for current availability and any priority/waitlist policies. (ncaeagles.org)