Discover your power to change the world
From 4th through 12th grade, the NCS program prepares you to think and act as a powerful catalyst for change in your community, across the country, and throughout the world.
NCS faculty members are experts in their subjects and in the ways girls and young women learn. By getting to know you as the multifaceted individual you are, our teachers offer you increasing challenges along with constant support. You build essential, high-level skills in writing, critical thinking, the scientific method, mathematical reasoning, research, and technology—and the genuine confidence that comes with them.
You graduate fully prepared to thrive in college, and to lead and serve with excellence, courage, and conscience wherever you go.
Support from all sides
At NCS, you can confidently reach for more—because everyone here has your back. We intentionally create a kind, uplifting, collaborative school community. We also offer extensive academic, emotional, physical, and spiritual support.
You can also find resources and counseling through our Health & Wellness Program. And because our Episcopal identity calls us to actively care for every member of our community, we offer empathetic spiritual guidance for students of all beliefs.
The NCS Journey
| Lower School |
Our Lower School is a joyful laboratory of discovery, where students explore their world, their community, and their own emerging interests and talents. In our departmental model, students learn from specialists in each subject, giving them a head start on the advanced NCS curriculum. |
| Middle School |
Through a meticulously crafted philosophy of care and challenge, Middle School teachers foster your independence as a learner and as an individual. Our Advisory Program helps you to navigate the rapid intellectual, physical, and emotional changes of these years, as the curriculum prepares you for our renowned Upper School. |
| Upper School |
Upper School is the time to grapple with big questions, broaden and deepen your perspectives, and actively use your education for the greater good. You’ll read widely and rigorously, write compellingly and creatively, conduct original research, and serve communities locally and around the globe. You’ll step forth as the leader, change-maker, thinker, and creator only you can be. |
