The NDAA Upper School Division offers a college preparatory curriculum that equips students with the broad critical thinking skills needed to successfully serve in any vocation. Students are offered leadership development opportunities and are strongly encouraged to put their skills into practice in both community service and on-campus service opportunities. The objective is to develop well balanced, Christ-centered students ready and able to make an impact in their local communities and abroad. With a highly diverse student population, including international students from Asia, Africa, and Latin America, our students embrace diversity, think critically, and are nurtured to become responsible world citizens with a burden for The Great Commission.
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Melonie Wolfe, B.Ed.Upper School Principal |
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Amy Abernathy, M.S.Ed.Physics, Math Models and Environmental Science Teacher |
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Hilda Camargo, M.A.ESL and Leadership Teacher |
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James FriesenEnglish and Digital Media Teacher |
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Héctor Flores, M.Mus.Orchestra Director, Band Director |
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Stephan Gray, M.Ed.Biology, Debate/Speech, Theater Arts, and Robotics Teacher |
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Leonard Hild, M.Ed.Choir Director |
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Rob Parrish, B.A.Chaplain; Bible and Leadership Teacher |
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Jason Stirewalt, B.A.English, Creative Writing, and Advanced-Placement (AP) English Teacher |
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Ashley Warren, B.S.Algebra 2, Geometry, & Current Affairs Teacher |
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Barry Warren, M.Ed.U.S. History, Government/Economics, Algebra 1 and Pre-Cal Teacher |
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Sherrie Warren, M.Ed.Chemistry Teacher |
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Levi Whitcomb, M.Ed.World Geography, World History, Health and Debate Teacher |
