NSCA Arts

North Stonington Christian Academy seeks to guard the incorporation of Art into the curriculum at all levels: PreK, Primary, Upper & Elementary, Middle & High School. Students helped to know and discover creativity is a gift from God our Creator. Students given opportunities to develop skills and passions including expression of truth, beauty, feelings, intellectual development, and spiritual expression of their faith in God. Study of Art and Bible are both involved in the Arts. Students are encouraged to study Arts from a Biblical world view and incorporating Biblical principles into Art, Drama and Music.

Fine Arts

As a Member School of ACSI, North Stonington Christian Academy hosted the Art Festival for the district of Connecticut, lower Massachusetts, and Rhode Island for many years. Schools from many states register and we’re always excited to see what God will do through these events.

Creativity

At North Stonington Christian Academy, we view creativity as a gift from God and an essential part of a child’s growth. Our arts program encourages students to explore their talents, express themselves with confidence, and reflect the beauty of God’s creation. Through visual arts, music, hands-on projects, and classroom presentations, students develop imagination, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills. Creativity is thoughtfully woven into everyday learning, from illustrating Bible lessons and designing projects to participating in chapel programs and special events. At NSCA, the arts are an opportunity for students to grow in confidence, perseverance, and joy while using their gifts to glorify God.

Our Purpose in the Arts

To glorify God in our actions, words, and in our entire arts program.
To instill in students an understanding that participation in the arts is a privilege that also carries responsibilities.
To develop Christ-like character among our Student Artists and encourage him/her to develop their God-given artistic abilities to his/her maximum potential.
To place the utmost importance on Christian character and conduct, achievement in academics, and respect for others.
To use the arts as a training ground to equip our artists to be strong disciples for Christ.