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NKCS Uniform DRESS CODE
Tops:
- Long or short sleeve solid, color polo shirts
- Polos may only be embroidered with the school logo or a monogram (no brands).
- Solid color sweaters, cardigans, or fleece/zip-up jackets may be worn over polo shirts in cooler weather.
- Heavy winter jackets can be any style or color.
- The only hooded or non-hooded sweatshirt allowed is school spirit wear.
- School spirit wear may be worn on any day with acceptable bottoms.
Bottoms:
- Boys- Khaki or navy shorts or pants
- Girls- Khaki or navy shorts (Bermuda-style), pants, skirt, skort, or jumper (skirts, skorts, and jumpers may be worn with tights or short or knee-length socks). Girls may also wear solid color short or long-sleeve polo dresses. Girls must wear bike shorts under skirts and dresses. The length of shorts, skirts, skorts, and dresses cannot be shorter than 4 inches above the knee.
Feet:
- Sneakers or closed-toe, comfortable play shoes
Physical Education (Gym) days:
- A spirit wear shirt must be worn with navy athletic shorts or pants.
- Sneakers are required on Physical Education resource days.
Other:
- Dangling earrings, jewelry, large belts, or accessories that are a distraction to school activities or a safety hazard are not allowed.
- Caps/hats may only be worn outdoors.
- Makeup is not considered appropriate for a school day.
Abeka Curriculum
Academics
At New Kent Christian School your child will be learning at a level exceeding the Virginia’s educational standards.
Reading & Writing
The means by which each person may learn for himself.
Because children often emulate what they read, they need reading skills and character-building reading materials from an early age. Abeka employs phonics as the most logical, orderly way to introduce reading to children. Abeka readers are beautifully illustrated and imaginatively written.
Selections are carefully chosen for interest, readability, theme, and values, with literary concepts and questions throughout to guide students in comprehension of reading material and in the development of critical thinking skills, including the application of valuable principles to their lives.
Mathematics
The study of logic and order to apply to science and daily life.
Abeka teaches that the laws of mathematics are a creation of God and thus absolute. Man’s task is to search out and make use of the laws of the universe, both scientific and mathematical. This is in significant contrast to the modern math theories that are based on mathematics as a creation of man and thus arbitrary and relative.
Students enjoy Abeka’s variety in covering multiple branches of mathematics-arithmetic, geometry, algebra, etc.-each year on an age-appropriate level. At the same time, they benefit from the spiral approach of revisiting and building upon the learning throughout each year and from one year to the next. The learning is both relevant for today and foundational for the future, with each course purposefully preparing students for the next.
This solid foundation of mathematical concepts and problem-solving skills, enhanced with a biblical worldview, intentionally and naturally results in lifelong application.
History
A realistic view of time, government, geography, and economics based on eternal truths.
Abeka’s history courses present an inspiring portrayal of peoples, lands, religions, ideals, heroes, triumphs, and setbacks in light of the biblical principles that govern the natural course of history. Students benefit from this traditional, conservative approach to the study of what man has done with the time God has given to him.
Along with the story of history, students see the purpose of government as ordained by God for the maintenance of law and order, not as a cure-all for humanity’s problems. The benefits of free-enterprise economics are presented in contrast to the dangers of Communism, socialism, and liberalism. Geography studies are woven in to provide a well-rounded perspective of locations in conjunction with events.
This approach results in edifying history texts that give students a historical perspective and instills within them gratitude for God’s hand in history and a desire to impact the future by fulfilling the Great Commission (Matt. 28:19-20).
Sciences
The investigation of variety, order, and reasonableness revealed in creation.
The Abeka science and health program presents the universe as the direct, orderly, law-abiding creation of God and refutes the man-made idea of evolution. Students are presented with plants, animals, rocks, elements, forces, the human body-and much more-according to an understanding of the design and laws of nature.
Learning is delivered through age-appropriate content in a variety of scientific fields, including life science, chemistry, and physics. This content is supported by full-color illustrations to enhance learning, oral and written activities to reinforce learning, and hands-on demonstrations to personalize learning.
Students are equipped to explore science from a biblical worldview while developing practical use of the scientific method and application of critical thinking skills.
Resources
P. E.
In P.E. (Physical Education), your child will meet physical milestones while also engaging by mixing education with fun! Coach John encourages vigorous activity, fosters cooperation & creativity, emphasizes safety, and stimulates development.
Chapel:
Held once a week, Chapel is presented by the Lead Pastor of New Kent Christian Center, Wayne Meade. During this time he will share the gospel with the children through interactive lessons and preaching.
Spanish
Once a week, every grade level will have Spanish class with Mrs. Tate. Learning foreign language at an early age can enhance core cognitive skills, including reasoning, problem solving, and memory, along with improving communication and intercultural skills.
Library
Held once a week, the Library is presented. During this time, Mrs. Kathy will engage your children with her love of reading and the excitement of checking out their very own library books. Students will be able to can explore new ideas and personal interests within the NKCS Library!
Art
Taught by Bridget Marshall of B4 We Create. Mrs. Marshall is a professional artist with a Bachelor of Fine Arts from VCU. These art classes are designed to provide students with the opportunity to develop a foundation of varied art skills, techniques, and concepts. Students will learn how to see and understand their creative potential!
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School Hours: Monday–Friday
8:30am–3:30pm
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