THANK YOU FOR BLESSING OUR SCHOOL!
In 1973, a group of parents formed this independent Christian school in Oregon City, Oregon, where they could send their children for a faith-based education; a school where teachers would reinforce the Christ-centered training provided in the home and church. It was built on the commitment of its founders' ideals of Fatih, Family, and Foundation.
Over the last 50 years, the school has maintained this goal with a mission focused on teaching Biblical worldview and developing disciples to lead into the future. More recently, in 2023, the Board of Directors, in coordination with administration, developed a new mission statement, vision statement, and core values. With this work established, a new set of expected student outcomes was adopted, titled Portrait of a Graduate.
God has provided graciously through many decades of generous donors and dedicated leaders to sustain the school. The school does not receive government funding for its operations as a non-profit. Financial gifts, gifts of land, and professional services to the school have been instrumental in providing for the future of NCCS.
Above the monetary gifts, faithful prayer over the school is what has the greatest impact; decades of staff, board, administration, alumni, and community members lift up NCCS in prayer. Stakeholders value the mission and dedicate their gifts, service, and prayers to see it fulfilled.
WHAT WE ARE WORKING TOWARD
In an effort to build on the history and mission established, NCCS is committed to three strategic priority areas that correlate with our core values:
Priority #1 - To recruit and retain mission focused professional Christian teachers and staff.
Priority #2 - To provide access to high quality, Christ-centered education for our students, regardless of their family’s financial status.
Priority #3 - To establish a campus environment that provides a safe, spiritually enriching, and innovative educational experience for its students.
We are committed to a funding model with donor partners that support our core values and priorities.
Planned Giving
Donor-Advised Fund (DAF)
NCCS is a qualified non-profit, eligible to accept gifts from various sources. Look over the resources below to learn about the tax-saving benefits of charitable giving.
Will or Trust
Making a gift to NCCS through your will or revocable living trust is a simple and flexible way to support Christian education in our community for years to come.
Fixed & Monetary Assets
You can donate assets to NCCS through a bequest, charitable gift annuity, charitable lead trust, real estate, stocks, CDs or charitable remainder annuity trust.
Call to Action
Commitments from our community have enabled us to make crucial advancements for our students. There is still significant work to be done to ensure our students and school continue to flourish. We invite you to partner with us in prayer and generosity to make a lasting impact.
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OUR GIVING DRIVEN STEPS
Step 1- Recent Missional Advancement Efforts (2019-2025)-$1.5M Given
TEACHER RECRUITMENT AND RETENTION: Teachers have received wage increases at 5-10% annually, as the budget permits.
STUDENT TUITION ASSISTANCE: Provide financial support to many (38 in 2024/25) families who demonstrate financial need; qualified families receive tuition assistance totaling between 5-30% of tuition due.
CAMPUS IMPROVEMENTS: New Programs: library media building, playgrounds, technology. Improved Facilities: siding, windows, HVAC, gym breezeway, sewer connection, restrooms, sound system, lockers, parking lot, roofing, flooring. Campus Safety: lighting, security cameras, exterior doors, security windows.
Step 2- Immediate Actions for Missional Growth (2025-)-$2.0M
TEACHER RECRUITMENT AND RETENTION: Teachers Appreciation Program funding bonuses and acts of appreciation.
STUDENT TUITION ASSISTANCE: Financial Aid Program that is outside of the Annual Budget.
CAMPUS IMPROVEMENTS: Areas identified for immediate work: water heaters, student bathrooms, flooring in classrooms, phone system, commitments for athletic facilities.
CAMPUS IMPROVEMENT FUND ($1.0M): Fund established for projects as they arise, including the initials steps to prepare for future development.
Step 3- Kingdom Building Vision-$10.0M
- COMMITMENTS FOR THE TEACHER APPRECIATION AND FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS
- COMMITMENTS FOR THE CAMPUS IMPROVEMENT FUND
- COMMITMENTS TO CONSTRUCT SECONDARY STEAM BUILDING ($7.0M): The new 2-story building will add additional classrooms and a large group space for students and the community to gather. In addition to the new building, this development would allow for the repurposing of current spaces to better accommodate the PreK-12 program.
THE DEVELOPMENT WOULD SUPPORT THE FOLLOWING: science lab/classroom, technology/maker space studio, visual arts studio, performing arts space, large group meeting and activity space, kitchen and bathrooms and renovate select spaces on campus.
OTHER WAYS TO GIVE
Annual Fund
As with most private Christian schools, tuition does not cover the full cost associated with general operations. So, financial support is a crucial part of our success. We utilize our Annual Fund giving to bridge this gap.
Thank You for Your Generosity!
Thank you for supporting NCCS! We are grateful for your support, through prayer and donations, as well as spreading the word about NCCS to your family and friends. It is our desire to have a greater impact for the Kingdom. With support from people, such as yourself, who value the mission of North Clackamas Christian School, that can be possible.
WAYS TO GIVE
You can donate online using the button above or by mailing a check to:
North Clackamas Christian School
19575 Sebastian Way Oregon City, OR 97045
NCCS is a registered non-profit organization under the IRS 501(c)3 requirement.
Our taxpayer ID number is 01-0765884. We will send a receipt acknowledging your gift.