Our Vision
At New Generation Christian School, our vision is to meet the spiritual, educational, and emotional needs of students in Columbia County and beyond. We are committed to providing a nurturing environment where each child can thrive academically, socially, and spiritually.
Our Philosophy
New Generation’s educational philosophy is grounded in the belief that all students can and want to learn. Founded by Dr. Paula Gorman, a Doctor of Educational Psychology, our approach is rooted in an in-depth understanding of how the brain learns. We carefully select research-based curricula that have been proven effective in real classroom settings, ensuring every student receives instruction that truly supports their learning.
From the moment a student joins New Generation, they are assessed to determine their exact academic level. We then create a personalized learning plan that meets each student where they are and helps them progress as quickly as possible. Students are reassessed at the end of the year, and many achieve multiple years’ academic growth in a single year. On average, students gain two to three years in Math, Reading, and Language Arts annually.
The Director’s Message
Dr. Paula Miller PhD
Owner/Director, New Generation Christian School
Welcome to New Generation Christian School! Thank you for taking the time to learn more about New Generation Christian School. Each day at our school is an exciting new opportunity to enrich the minds of our students, and we hope your child will join us.
New Generation Christian School welcomes students regardless of race, gender, national and ethnic origin, and is non discriminatory in all our policies. We accept children between the ages of 6 weeks and 6. All children must be toilet-trained, with the exception of Infant-aged 2.
There are no specific academic entrance requirements; however, we base admission decisions on many factors, especially your child’s age and suitability for our program.
We accept applications all year round. Because space is limited, we encourage prospective parents to begin the admission process in the January for the following academic year.
Please contact us regarding availability for your child, and to schedule your personal tour of our school. We will be happy to answer your questions and provide additional information about our educational programs.
Kind regards,
Director
Who We Serve
NeuroDiverse Program
Our NeuroDiverse program is designed for students with unique neurological needs who may not be ready for the standard classroom size of 15. Class sizes in NeuroDiverse range from 1–4 students for individualized attention to mid-size groups of up to 8 students.
Students receive instruction in academics, emotional regulation, and social skills to prepare them for eventual integration into traditional classrooms. These classrooms are thoughtfully designed with sensory-friendly spaces to help students decompress and minimize triggers.
Bobby Kelly, the NeuroDiverse Program Administrator, holds a Master’s in Special Education and has extensive experience with neurodiverse and autistic students. Additionally, Case Manager Kelly Nail provides support to families by connecting them to other resources and in-home services.
Our Staff
Our teachers are what make every day special for our children. Our teachers are creative, understanding, and passionate. They work with families to create every child’s own success story.
+ Marcos Guttierez
Elementary Principal
+ Heather Crosier
Guidance
+ Kelli Nail
Case Management
+ Yomaris Vega
Upper Elementary Principal
+ Tavia Weatherly
Office Manager
+ Bobbie Strickland
NeuroDiverse Principal
+ Faith Bell
Middle/High School Principal
+ Linda Thompson
Middle/High School Principal
+ Brandi Bradshaw
Tuition/Financial Aid & Homeschool Coordinator
+ Mandy Everett
Admissions Specialist & Receptionist