NCS Alumni Association Celebrates 50 Years of Reflections 

The NCS Alumni Association (NCSAA), Inc. is pleased to announce the 50th anniversary of Normandie Christian School in Los Angeles. To commemorate this milestone, the NCSAA will host a weekend celebration from August 23 to 25, 2024.

Founded in 1973, Normandie Christian School (NCS) has provided quality Christian education to generations of students. Over the past 50 years, NCS has positively impacted thousands of lives through spiritual, moral and intellectual development. The NCSAA represents over 500 alumni worldwide who continue to embody the school’s values of faith, excellence, leadership and service.

The 50th anniversary festivities will kick off on Friday, August 23 at NCS, located at 6306 S. Normandie Ave., Los Angeles. A game night mixer for all NCS alumni, teachers and friends will be held from 6 to 10 p.m. This casual event will provide an opportunity for past and present members of the NCS community to reconnect while enjoying light food and refreshments.

On Saturday, August 24, alumni are invited to attend an evening banquet at the Carson Community Center to honor NCS’s history and accomplishments. The banquet will feature a special program highlighting stories from the school’s past 50 years.

The weekend will conclude on Sunday, August 25 with an alumni cookout at Del Aire Park, a nearby park in the city of Hawthorne. All events are open to NCS alumni, former and current teachers, students and their guests.

“We have planned an exciting lineup of events to celebrate this monumental anniversary,” said [Darin E. Hudson '83], NCSAA president. “The 50th reunion is a chance for our alumni community to come together, remember our shared history and strengthen the bonds of friendship that have endured over three decades.”

For more details and to purchase tickets for the 50th anniversary banquet, visit ncsalumnireunions.org.

To connect with fellow alumni and share memories from your time at NCS, join the NCS Alumni Association Instagram group on @NCSAlumni.

On hand to celebrate the occasion will be Dionne Faulk, the city councilwoman of the City of Inglewood who will declare the weekend of August 23rd through the 25th as "NCS Alumni Weekend" she will be joined by Inglewood City Clerk and NCS Alumni Aisha Thompson who is a graduate of the school. The celebration promises to be a memorable one for the many alumni and friends of NCS who continue to support the school's mission of providing a Christ-centered education that prepares students for lifelong service and leadership. The school has been serving the South Los Angeles community for over 50 years, empowering students from all backgrounds with a values-based education.

A Time for Reconnecting and Giving Back

The NCS Alumni Association hopes this weekend of events will provide an opportunity for alumni to reconnect with old friends and teachers, as well as support the next generation of students at NCS. Funds raised during the weekend will help provide scholarships, upgrade school facilities, and fund enrichment programs for current Normandie students. The spirit of giving back and supporting future students is at the heart of the NCS mission. Alumni are encouraged to participate generously and spread the word to fellow alumni who may not have heard about the celebration weekend.

Join the Celebration!

All NCS alumni, past parents, and friends of the school are invited to join in the festivities. The event promises to be an uplifting experience, renewing the Normandie spirit and furthering NCS's impact in the community for years to come.

Normandie Christian School Alumni Association Celebrates 50 Years of Legacy and Community 

The Normandie Christian School Alumni Association (NCSAA) is proud to announce the 50th anniversary of Normandie Christian School, founded on September 17, 1973. To commemorate this milestone, the NCSAA will host a weekend celebration from August 23 to 25, 2024.

For 50 years, Normandie Christian School has provided thousands of students with a faith-based education focused on spiritual, intellectual and social development. Generations of alumni have gone on to become leaders in ministry, education, business, medicine, and beyond.

“Normandie Christian School has shaped so many lives over the past 50 years through their commitment to faith, character development and academic excellence,” said Darin E. Hudson '83, President of the NCSAA. “This anniversary is a time for our alumni community to come together to honor the school’s legacy, reconnect with former teachers and classmates, and invest in the next generation of students.”

The 50th anniversary weekend will kick off on Friday, August 23 with an open house at the Normandie Christian School campus from 6 to 10 p.m. Alumni, former teachers, current families and the community are invited to tour the school, view historic photos and yearbooks, and share memories.

On Saturday, August 24, the celebration will continue with a dinner banquet at the Carson Community Center. The NCSAA will induct both alumni and school contributors into the NCS Hall of Fame & NCS Hall of Honor to recognize an alumnus and individuals who have demonstrated the school’s values in their life and career.

The weekend will culminate on Sunday, August 25 with an alumni cookout at Del Aire Park a nearby park located in the city of Hawthorne.

Normandie Christian School has shaped the lives of generations through a faith-based education focused on spiritual, intellectual and social development. The NCSAA invites all alumni, former teachers, current families and community members to join in celebrating 50 years of God’s faithfulness and join together for a weekend of reconnecting, honoring the past and investing in the future.