Mr. Herron graduated high school from NCC, and says that his appreciation for how NCC shaped his character and intellect is what inspired him to return to his Alma Mater as the school president. Mr. Herron has served at NCC since 2009, and feels tremendously blessed to be able to work alongside the talented staff of NCC as well as the student body, parents of students, and the community at large.

Mr. Herron graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Economics from Huntington University in Indiana, and spent the subsequent years in the United States where he became one of the executives with the American Red Cross as well as an international finance broker with Charles Schwab.

Mr. Herron shares that one of the most rewarding parts of his job at NCC is being able to interact with students—on student camping trips, at student athletic competitions, or just over dinner together in the dining hall. Mr. Herron says, “It is my privilege to be able to help the students of NCC realize the incredible plan that God has for each of their lives. All of us at NCC take very seriously our role in helping our students reach their potential.”

Mr. Baird graduated from McMaster University with an Honours major in English and before obtaining his Bachelor of Education degree from Redeemer University. Since joining NCC in 2010, Mr. Baird has taught English, coached several sports, and managed the boarding program. Currently, Mr. Baird serves as Principal where he is responsible for the development of the academic and boarding programs. He is passionate about Christ-centered education, authentic curriculum, and student success. Mr. Baird deeply values his time with students and says that his development work in the academic and boarding programs at NCC comes as an outgrowth of his passion for learning and his commitment to student growth.

Mrs. Campbell is an Ontario-certified teacher and has been working in secondary education for over 20 years.  She holds a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature from the University of Waterloo and a Bachelor of Education in Intermediate-Senior English and Geography from Brock University.  She holds additional qualifications in English as a Second Language, Special Education, and Reading. 

After teaching for several years in the public school system, Mrs. Campbell joined the NCC faculty in 2014.  She has taught English, Careers and Civics, and coordinated the academic English and literacy programs.  As Vice Principal, Mrs. Campbell shares that what excites her most is the opportunity to work closely with administrative and teaching teams who are committed to delivering high-quality programs that encourage students, in light of a Christian worldview, to engage critically and meaningfully with the curriculum.

Mrs. Schmidt has worked at NCC for the past eighteen years.  She originally started off as the Staff Accountant in 2001, then moved to the role of Business Administrator, and most recently took on the position of Chief Operating Officer.  She earned her Business degree at Niagara College and is currently pursuing a Certificate in Human Resource Management at York University.

In addition to working at NCC, Mrs. Schmidt sits as President on the Board of Directors of a local gymnastics club, and serves as Worship Leader at her Church.  During her time at NCC she has given direction to Chapel worship times, yearbook, girls soccer, and many mission trips.  It is through these opportunities that she gets to engage with our students, helping them to see their full potential, and most importantly, how much our Heavenly Father loves them.

Miss Peters has worked at NCC since 2009 and began her time here as a teacher.  She earned her B.A./B.Ed. from Brock University in Child and Youth Studies.  

Miss Peters spends the majority of her time working with students to help them determine their career goals and forge the educational paths necessary to reach their goals.  She is passionate about helping students succeed and make decisions that will allow them to make a difference in our world.  She especially enjoys the conversations with our grade twelve students as they wrestle with big decisions and move on to college and university. She enjoys working with the Student Services team who together support students through Learning Resource, our Advisory program, Guidance, and Peer Helping and Tutoring. 

Miss Peters shares that she is thankful for the NCC community she is a part of and enjoys spending time with staff and students in many capacities: on mission trips, on the volleyball court, and on camping trips.