Founded in 1982 as an Anabaptist option among the Christian schools serving the Lebanon Valley and surrounding areas, New Covenant Christian School has grown into the present-day school housed in the former Ebenezer Elementary School building situated along Route 72, approximately one mile north of the city of Lebanon. The physical plant includes traditional classrooms, library, gymnasium, cafeteria, stage, music and art rooms, offices and athletic fields.

New Covenant is a private, association-run Christian school that serves nearly 200 students from pre-school through twelfth grade. Originally formed as a school serving kindergarten through eighth grade students, the school embarked upon the addition of a high school during the 1998-99 school year. The school graduated its first high school class in June 2002.

Staffed by nurturing, dedicated teachers, NCCS has a faculty-to-student ratio of one-to-twelve in the middle school / high school and one-to-twelve in the elementary school. Students are taught in traditional classroom settings, but in the high school, opportunities are available for computer assisted instruction, independent study, community service, short-term missions work, work-release, vocational-technical education, early-college enrollment. The school offers growing programs in ministry team (music and drama), music, art and sports.

New Covenant Christian School holds membership in the following organizations: Mennonite Secondary Education Council, Association of Christian Schools International and Lancaster Area Council of Mennonite Schools. The school also belongs to the Mid-Atlantic Christian School Association.
 

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