North Raleigh
Christian Academy

What started as an idea for a high school club has quickly become a place where future entrepreneurs are learning to transform passion into action.

Members of NRCA’s high school Student Leadership Academy (SLA) recently traveled to Gatlinburg, Tennessee, for a weekend retreat hosted by Crossroads Winter Conference, a Clayton King Ministries event.

From mid-January to mid-February, NRCA high school students have a sweet opportunity to raise funds for select student activities during the World’s Finest Chocolate sale.

The varsity boys and girls swimming teams began the winter season strong with the addition of a preseason training program that prepared athletes physically and mentally.

When students attended the NRCA Book Fair from Oct. 27-31, they stepped into an adventure where a multitude of stories awaited.  

This fall, five NRCA athletes signed to continue their athletic careers at the collegiate level.

After more than two decades of coaching at NRCA, middle school soccer Head Coach Sally Pinon retired from leading both the boys and girls teams.

Sometimes, history is best learned by eating pie and arguing within a 16th- or 18th-century context.

The gym was packed with an energetic crowd and loud cheers as a team of North Raleigh Christian Academy seniors took on the staff team in a basketball game before Thanksgiving break.

A Year with Frog & Toad, performed by North Raleigh Christian Academy’s Squire Theatre, opened on Nov. 8, 2025.  

NRCA’s Marching Knights participated in the 81st Raleigh Christmas Parade over Thanksgiving break.

Lights on the beautifully decorated tree flashed on. Three original staff members stood smiling at the symbol of 30 years of NRCA history and Christmas tradition.