Lower School (K-5th) • New Kent Christian School

New KENT CHRISTIAN SCHOOL

Junior Kindergarten–5th Grade

LOWER SCHOOL

New Kent Christian School is excited to welcome your students into the Eagles’ Nest this coming school year!

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TUITION COST:

3rd–5th Grade Annual Tuition: $6,500
Kindergarten–2nd Grade Annual Tuition: $6,100
Junior Kindergarten: $5,700
SIBLING DISCOUNT OF $500.00
Curriculum Fee for Grades Jr. K-8th: $450

(MOST AFFORDABLE TUITION IN A 50-MILE RADIUS!)

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CLASS SIZES:

LOW STUDENT TO TEACHER RATIO
EACH CLASS HAS ITS OWN SPACIOUS CLASSROOM

GENERAL INFORMATION

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ELECTIVES TO BE OFFERED

SPANISH
PE/HEALTH
ART
CHAPEL
LIBRARY
TECH TIME

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Junior Kindergarten

NKCS is offering Junior Kindergarten for our youngest students. They enjoy all the same classes and electives as the “big kids,” including the Abeka curriculum for their core classes, Spanish, art, p.e/health, and library. In addition, the Jr. K gets to enjoy lots of indoor and outdoor playtime and nap time. These students are best prepared and equipped to transition into Kindergarten!

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MENTORING PROGRAM

K-3 STUDENTS WILL HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO LEARN FROM MIDDLE & UPPER SCHOOL STUDENTS IN A MENTORING PROGRAM THAT WILL PROMOTE TRUST AND TEAMWORK AMONG STUDENTS.

Fully Engaged Students

With small class sizes, students feel more comfortable asking questions and can’t hide in class. There is time for one-on-one communication between the student and teacher with this. Your child will not just be another number in a sea of faces – At NKCS, your student will develop a sense of community, purpose, and self-value!

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Excellence in Education from a Christian Perspective.

Our philosophy doesn’t come from what sounds good or trendy at the moment. Instead, our teacher-led, character-building philosophy comes from a biblical foundation—Proverbs 22:6a, “Train up a child in the way he should go.” We offer structure and organization because that helps students know what to expect—and what’s expected of them—but also because 1 Corinthians 14:40 says, “Let all things be done decently and in order.”