EduCativPosted October 22, 2020SharePosted October 22, 2020 New Covenant Academy is a K-12th college prep school located in the heart of Koreatown, Los Angeles. Established in 1999, NCA is WASC accredited and is also a member school of CAPSO (California Association of Private School Organizations) and ACSI (Association of Christian Schools International). NCA offers the IB (International Baccalaureate) Diploma Program to 11th and 12th graders. NCA's pedagogical methods are guided by proven research and driven by formative/summative assessment results. The curriculum is carefully evaluated and selected to develop fundamental skills in all subjects, emphasizing Language Arts and Critical Thinking. NCA's elementary school teachers are exceptional professionals committed to each student's success. They make learning fun and engaging, and they genuinely care for and nurture each child. As much as NCA's High School program prepares students to thrive in collegiate settings, NCA's Middle School years help students prepare for successful high school learning. The focus is to develop effective study habits and accumulate foundational skills needed to succeed in high school. Students are guided to develop note-taking across all subjects, consistent time-management, successful handling of tasks and assignments, and relational skills that invite support from teachers and peers. NCA's extracurriculars include a wide variety of clubs and activities that make campus life fun and engaging. For Middle and High School students, a vibrant list of organized clubs is made available for participation. Students can also propose a club of their interests with the help of an advisor. The following lists the clubs offered in Spring 2018. Beyond clubs, students can also participate in numerous activities throughout the year. From annual Fall and Winter Camps to ASB-run Spirit Weeks, there's always something on campus for students to do! The Office of Academic and Student Affairs (OASA) at New Covenant Academy directs and oversees students' academic learning and socioemotional development through academic advising, guidance counseling, and student life activities. Providing students with the support necessary for them to experience high levels of academic achievement and accomplishing their personal goals is its top priority. OASA is indelibly involved in students' complete academic and social experience at NCA, from the very first day they set foot on campus to the day they grace the commencement stage.View full schoolQuoteLink to commentShare on other sitesMore sharing options...
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