NCCA is committed to providing a comprehensive school counseling program that promotes academic, career, and personal/ social development. School counselors play an essential role in the education of the whole child and in promoting a positive school culture.  Counselors work collaboratively with students, parents and school staff to foster a productive  learning environment and support the growth of all students enrolled at NCCA. This includes implementing our social emotional learning (SEL) curriculum, Second Step, in grades K-8.

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School social workers bring unique knowledge and skills to NCCA and are an integral part of the student services team. NCCA social workers provide a link between home, school, and community by providing direct and indirect services to students, families and school personnel. They advocate, promote, and support students' academic success by eliminating barriers that may impact student learning.

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School psychology is a specialized area within the field of psychology that includes advanced training in child

development, mental health, learning, and behavior.  School psychologists at NCCA are vital members of the student support team and EC department and apply strategies, including counseling and assessment,  to help children and adolescents succeed academically, socially, behaviorally, and emotionally.

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