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Nicaragua Christian Academy was founded in 1991 by missionary families seeking a strong Christian education for their children. In its thirteen year history, the Academy has grown to over 225 students, become the first school in Central America to be accredited by the Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI), and realized its goal of offering a comparable education for Nicaragua's "middle class" (families earning $400-$1000 per month) through a daughter school, NCA Nejapa. NCA Nejapa hopes to model the strengths of the mother school with two main differences. First, the daughter school will use Spanish as a primary language with English taught as a part of the core curriculum. Second, the tuition for the new school will be approximately one-fifth of that of NCA in order to reach the middle class. NCA Nejapa will offer children the academics and Christian foundation that are essential in forming tomorrow's leaders in a country that is desperate for strong, moral leadership. |
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