At Navira Christian Academy, we value formation that attends to the whole person—mind, body, and spirit—including academics, community, and faith.

We believe education should shape the entire person. Through rigorous academics, spiritual formation, character development, emotional wellness, and purpose discovery, students are equipped to flourish in every area of life. 

Students develop mathematical fluency, conceptual understanding, problem-solving, and logical reasoning through a rigorous, progressively challenging mathematics pathway. 

Instruction emphasizes both mathematical skill and the ability to reason, apply concepts, and solve unfamiliar problems as students progress according to their developmental readiness. 

Students learn science by investigating meaningful questions, analyzing evidence, building models, testing ideas, and developing explanations for real-world phenomena.

Across the elementary and middle school years, students engage with life, earth and space, physical, and environmental science through hands-on investigation, scientific discussion, reading, writing, and engineering design.

As students progress, they apply scientific reasoning to increasingly complex problems—including human biology, health, energy, systems, and the physical world.

High school students continue into advanced laboratory sciences and specialized studies including Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Anatomy & Physiology, with Forensic Science offered as a science elective.

Students explore world history, geography, cultures, literature, languages, and societies through a Christ-centered worldview.

Through literature and humanities study, students encounter diverse cultures, languages, and human experiences while developing cultural understanding, critical thinking, and the ability to engage an interconnected world with wisdom, compassion, and discernment. 

Students develop as capable readers, writers, speakers, and critical thinkers through a structured progression of foundational literacy, knowledge-building, complex texts, writing, grammar, discussion, and communication.

English language support is incorporated to help students access grade-level learning while developing academic English.  

Elementary students build strong reading and language foundations while expanding their knowledge through literature, history, science, and culture.

In middle school, students engage increasingly complex literary and informational texts, close reading, annotation, discussion, argument, research, and varied forms of writing.

In high school, students develop advanced composition, literary analysis, research, argumentation, and communication through increasingly complex literary and interdisciplinary study.  

At NCA, we value biblical literacy throughout the K–12 experience.
Our Word & Spirit approach cultivates students who are deeply rooted in Scripture, sensitive to the Holy Spirit, and equipped to live out their faith in everyday life.

Students explore Scripture not only as a collection of lessons, but as the unified story of God's covenant, redemption, and Kingdom purposes. 

Students engage Scripture through the Old and New Testaments with intentional focus on historical, cultural, and Jewish foundations of the biblical world. This includes covenants, feasts, traditions, Second Temple context, and the lived world of ancient Israel.

Through this lens, students learn to read Scripture with greater attention to its historical, cultural, and Jewish context, developing deeper biblical literacy and a unified understanding of Scripture from Genesis to Revelation.

Alongside academic instruction, students are formed through spiritual disciplines, accountable community, and Spirit-led practice. We emphasize holistic development, cultivating wisdom, emotional maturity, self-control, resilience, and Christ-centered decision-making.

Students grow in biblical identity through Scripture, worship, prayer practices, and Spirit-led learning experiences. Students are encouraged to recognize God's voice, develop confidence in sharing their faith, and understand how God can use them to serve others. 

Students explore the gifts of the Spirit, compassionate serving, and emerging leadership as they grow into purposeful followers of Jesus. 

Mathematics

• Algebra I

• Geometry

• Algebra II

• Pre-Calculus with Trigonometry

• Personal Finance

Language & Literature

• Honors Ancient Literature & Composition

• Contemporary Comparative Literature & Composition

• Borders & Sovereignty in Literature

• Global Issues in Literature

Humanities & Global Studies

• World Civilizations

• U.S. Story

• Indigenous, Latin, & Pacific Studies

• World Religions & Evangelism

Science

• Biology

• Chemistry

• Anatomy & Physiology

• Physics

• Forensic Science

Biblical Studies

• Biblical Studies

Spiritual Formation

• Spiritual Formation