We have exciting news! Since you all have been following Esther's story for the past year (we couldn't have fought as hard as we did without your prayers, meals, donations, and flexibility!), you have most likely seen and heard about #EsthersMiracle and EsthersMiracle.org. Since Esther charged Jim and myself "to help other kids with ports" (which is what she wanted to do when she grew up), New Heart Christian School is expanding to become Esther's Miracle, Inc. and host a number of special programs - in addition to NHCS.

Esther's Miracle, Inc. plan was adopted by the Board of Directors on 4/15/23. The goals of NHCS remain the same, with a slight change in emphasis on our community service projects to serve "kids with ports" (kids and their families impacted by cancer and other childhood diseases).  NHCS' Facebook page will reflect this update for the rest of the year as Esther's Miracle / New Heart Christian School. We will also have a separate NHCS Group hosted by Esther's Miracle page. There will be individual Groups for each of Esther's Miracle programs (details to come soon).

We're excited to continue partnering with you and your families as God continues to grow this mission. We're blessed beyond measure to partner with you, your children, and both our local and global community to see EVERY child grow up and fulfill the special plans God has for his/her life.

The enrollment process is moving to the Brightwheel platform.  Please contact us for the 2022-23 school year application.

To enroll for the 2022-23 school year, parents/guardians, please read through the Family Handbook (below), and then contact us at Office@newheartchristianschool.org to receive your invitation to enroll through the BrightWheel platform.

Applications must be completed and reviewed prior to being admitted to NHCS.  Thank you for your understanding and cooperation!

We looking forward to working with and serving you and your family!

NOTE: New Heart Christian School is a general education school.  We do not, at this time, offer special education services such as speech/language therapy, counseling/therapy, occupational/physical therapy, or learning/behavior disorder evaluations.  We do not provide special medical/physical services as there is not yet a school nurse on staff.

In order to serve students and their families to the best of our abilities, children should have regular/basic medical/physical needs, as well as a general desire to learn and try new things (be curious and self-motivated to explore), be growing into independent learners and problem-solvers, and willingly accept guidance and direction from adults.