"Your word
is a lamp to
my feet and
a light to
my path."
Psalm 119:105

School Board

The school board meets monthly to provide leadership and oversight to Nicaragua Christian Academy. It is composed of seven elected parents and community members dedicated to Christian education. The board seeks to uphold the purpose of the Academy, viewing education as a holistic process of mental, physical, social and spiritual development. It holds the conviction that formal education is a partnership between the Academy, its students, and their parents. It desires that the school be founded on God's truth revealed in the Bible and dedicated to guiding students in academic excellence and Christian living based on a personal relationship with Jesus Christ.

Parent-Teacher Organization

The purpose of the PTO is to provide a forum for all who support Christian education at Nicaragua Christian Academy. The organization seeks to fortify the Christian faith of parents and teachers and to offer assistance to the faculty, staff, and students. The PTO consists of parents, teachers, a member of the administration, and representatives from the school board.

Student Council

The student body is represented by Student Council, a committee of 14 students from fourth through twelfth grades. The council serves to promote enthusiasm, pride, and to unite students to work together for the benefit of the Academy. Members are committed to creating an environment of peace, harmony, and cooperation among students. The council functions as a channel of communication between students, faculty, and administration. Council members benefit by gaining experience in government and leadership.

Community Service Club

Students have the opportunity to join the Community Service Club, an organization devoted to serving the surrounding community. Activities include visiting orphanages, where students share Bible stories and lead the children in arts and crafts.

Top Photo: an NCA student teaches a young Nicaraguan boy how to care for his teeth. Bottom: a teacher and student from NCA help a participant cross the finish line at the Nicaraguan Special Olympics.

In addition to the club, many students and faculty members are very actively serving others. Members of the NCA community assist local churches with feeding programs and evangelism for the needy. The school opens its doors weekly for community soccer games, sharing with the participants our resources and demonstrating God's love for them.