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2015 NCCSA Academic Testing Order Information

2015 NCCSA Fine Arts Festival Information

Location – Raleigh Christian Academy March 19-20, 2015 AACS Information and Topics 2014 Journalism Packet (password has been emailed to member schools) 2015 NCCSA Fine Arts Promotional Flyer 2015 Fine Arts Festival General Schedule 2015 Fine Arts Festival Competition Booklet (March 11 – Final Version) RCA/NCCSA Information Packet (Hotels, concessions, etc,) Adjudication and Information Sheets Category Agenda Documents […]

​Inside the Special Education Classroom: How Tech Can Help Students With Special Needs

At a glance, technology in special education classroom looks just like it does in a regular education classroom: computers, laptops, SmartBoards, and even an iPad or two. When you take a closer look, you will realize how much more this assistive technology provides in special education. Assistive technology can look like many things in an […]

Merry Christmas from the NCCSA

2015 NCCSA Fine Arts Reminders

2015 NCCSA Capital Conference (Pastor/Admin)

The 2015 NCCSA Capital Conference will be held on March 2-3, 2015, at the Holiday Inn-State Capital in Raleigh, N.C. We will also have our NCCSA Legislative Breakfast on Tuesday morning, March 3, at 7:00 a.m. Each NCCSA ministry is asked to invite your N.C. state representatives and senators to be our guests at this […]

2014 NCCSA November/December Newsletter

The November/December NCCSA UPDATE is now available online. It may be easier to read the NCCSA UPDATE in printed form, so please feel free to print this document and read at your earliest convenience. Of course, any hyperlinks to Internet sources will work only if you are viewing the newsletter digitally. Also, please forward this email or printed newsletter to those on […]

Happy Thanksgiving from the NCCSA

Five Reasons Competency Education Will Improve Equity

Why do we think that competency education is a better strategy to serve our lowest achieving students, including low-income students, minority students, English language learners, and those with special educational needs? Here are my top five reasons: Competency education is designed to identify and address gaps in knowledge and skills. We will always have students […]

2014 NCCSA All-State Music Clinic

The thirty-second annual NCCSA All-State Music Clinic on November 13-15 was an exciting event again this year! Nearly 415 student-musicians participated in three bands and an all-state choir. Rehearsals with guest clinicians took place at Wake Christian Academy and Hilltop Christian School, and the exciting concert performance took place at Binkley Chapel on the campus of Southeastern […]