Missouri A+ Scholarship Program

NCHS is an A+ Scholarship Program School!

As an NCHS student, you may earn 2 years paid tuition at state community colleges, state vocational and technical schools, and certain private two-year vocational and technical schools.

This merit-based program, through the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education of Missouri, provides scholarship funds to eligible graduates of A+ designated high schools in Missouri.

Merit qualifications include grade performance, attendance, tutoring/mentorship, and good citizenship requirements.

MOScholars Scholarship Program

A quality Christian high school education may be within your reach! The MoScholars program offers the chance for students who’ve attended a public school, and are seeking private education, to apply for their tuition to be paid in full to private accedited schools like NCHS.

For more information, please give us a call at 660.342.1100. This is a great opportunity for qualified students to attend NCHS! Find out if you qualify by clicking the button below. The process is simple too!

Thinking about enrolling? Want to learn more about how your child can benefit from attending NCHS?

Northeast Christian High School

Northeast Christian High School Was Born Out of a Vision to Create an Educational Center where Students in Northeast Missouri Could Receive a Christian Education that is Based on Biblical Values in a Non-Denominational Setting. We Provide a Christ-centered Curriculum for Grades 9-12.

Working Together for a Better Community & School

About NCHS

We're a private high school with a primary focus on encouraging students in their relationship with Christ, academically empowering them to be their best, while making a positive impact through bi-weekly For Him Friday service projects in the Northeast Missouri community.

Volunteers in Partnership

Wanting to help our school maintain high standards so we can help our students even more? You can get involved and be a part of improving what we offer.

Our Mission

NCHS is a non-denominational, God-honoring, Christ-centered high school, with a Biblical worldview curriculum where families, churches and the school equip students to have a personal relationship with the Creator, love and serve others, and be leaders for His Kingdom.

Latest News from NCHS

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Staff Spotlight: We are pleased to recognize Mr. Josh Smith this week. As our Graphic Design and Publications teacher and Game Club sponsor, Mr. Smith possesses remarkable artistic talent and creativity. He challenges students to connect art concepts with their spiritual beliefs, fostering a more refined understanding. Today, Mr. Smith spoke at Chapel, administering a survey on spiritual gifts and citing 1 Corinthians Chapter 12, verse 28. This verse highlights the vital role of diverse gifts and functions within the church community. By graphing their survey results, students gained valuable insights into their strengths and weaknesses. Thank you, Mr. Smith, for your continued commitment to NCHS. ... See MoreSee Less
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Staff Spotlight: NCHS is pleased to recognize Pastor Chad Stearman. He has been instrumental in teaching Bible courses at NCHS since the school first opened its doors five years ago. Furthermore, Pastor Chad is responsible for organizing the Chapel speakers each week, as well as coordinating the service. Also, Pastor Chad goes along for our Service Days and is always game for a new adventure. We are grateful for Pastor Chad's dedication and expertise, which he continues to share with our students. Once again, thank you for all you do for NCHS! ... See MoreSee Less
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Pastor Curtis Ferguson from Rehoboth Church in Kirksville was our Chapel speaker today. His message was taken from Jonah Chapter 4. This chapter teaches that God has abundant compassion and mercy for all people, and we are called to love and forgive those considered enemies or those we find difficult to understand. The chapter exposes Johnah's misplaced compassion, showing how he valued his own comfort and desires over God's greater plan for repentance and salvation. It's a lesson on humility, trust in God's sovereignty, and having a broader perspective on His love, which extends to all His creation. Thanks again Pastor Curtis for a great message and your continued support of NCHS. ... See MoreSee Less
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Leaving a Legacy at NCHS

NCHS earned the Excellence in Giving Transparency Certificate by submitting 175 strategy, leadership, financial, and impact data