Jeannie has been married to Roger for 40 years, and they have three children, Brad, Ashley, and Cassie. Jeannie and Roger have ten grandchildren, eight of which attend NCS. She and her husband attend Hope Church. She has been part of NCS since its inception in 2006 and was one of the school’s founders. Jeannie is the CEO and co-founder of The Scarbrough Group. Jeannie said that she felt called to serve on the board because “I feel and believe to be very God led to build Christian education and to help play a part in building NCS directly.” She has a heart for helping others and an entrepreneurial heart that she wants to use for the Lord's work.

Ryan is married to Katrina, and they have two sons, Kellan and Paxton, who are secondary students at NCS. They’ve been part of NCS since 2013. He and his family attend Antioch Bible Baptist Church. Ryan is the Director of Virtual Construction at US Engineering Construction. Ryan said he felt called to serve on the board because “I believe whole-heartedly in Kingdom Education and raising our children to know and love God. I felt called to serve on the Board as an opportunity to share my time and collaborate with others that have the same passion for today's generation. I also viewed this as a way to contribute to our community through Northland Christian.”

Brooke is married to John, and they have three children, Gavin, Lucas, and Taytum. Their two youngest are secondary students at NCS. They attend New Life CityChurch. She and her family have been part of NCS since 2018. Brooke works for SS&C Technologies, Inc. Brooke said that she felt called to serve on the school board because “I am passionate about kingdom education and preserving the application of a biblical worldview within our schools.” Brooke also serves as a volunteer at the NCS Welcome Center.

Shane is married to Jill, and they have three children, Vince, Michael, and Violet. Both of his boys are elementary students at NCS; his daughter will join soon. Shane and his family attend Liberty Baptist Church, where he serves as a deacon. He and his family have been part of NCS since 2017, and have had their children here since preschool. Shane is a realtor with Keller Williams KC North and the Eric Craig Real Estate Team in Smithville. Shane said that he felt called to serve on the board because “There is an immense need in our culture for schools that will teach and model a biblical worldview. In light of that reality, I can’t imagine many weightier tasks than to serve on this school board. I’m humbled by the opportunity to play a role in securing a sound education, grounded in the truth of Scripture, for so many children in the Kansas City northland area.”

Sherri is married to Bob, and they have three children, Luke, Hannah, and Molly. Her daughters are graduates of NCS and her husband, son, and son-in-law have both been involved with coaching at NCS. She has one grandson and another on the way! She and her husband attend Revolution Church. Sherri has been part of NCS since its inception in 2006. Sherri said she felt called to serve on the board because “I love this school and it has been a gift to our family. With a strong desire to see students and their families surrendered to Jesus and becoming all He’s called them to be, it seemed a worthy endeavor to champion Kingdom Education and offer whatever I have to see this school be able to serve as many families as He gives us. May Northland Christian always boldly proclaim His truth and forever testify of His goodness and faithfulness!” Sherri volunteers weekly at the NCS Welcome Center.

Steffan is married to Michelle, and they have three children, Isaac, Levi, and Emma. All three attend NCS, their sons are in secondary and their daughter is in elementary. He and his family attend Crossroads Community Church in Kearney, MO. They’ve been part of NCS since 2019. Steffan works as the Deputy CEO of his family’s company, Key Companies. Steffan said that he felt called to serve on the school board because “I felt that Christian Education was vitally important to our children and I wanted to help continue building on the Kingdom Education foundation these schools were founded on.” He also said that “I believe that the biggest mark we can leave on this world is through our children. I want my children to know Jesus and be able to follow Him and lead others to Christ. I believe that NCS is there to partner with my family and my church to do that.” He and his company established the Lil' Red Foundation.

Janette has been married to Scott for over 30 years and they have one son, Matthew and daughter-in-love Vanessa. Janette and her husband attend and serve at Discover Church. They have been a part of Life Christian Academy since 2002 when Matthew started kindergarten and later graduated from NCS in 2015. Scott served as a NCS board member at the time of its inception until 2016. Janette has served in many volunteer roles at NCS over the years and was on staff as the school nurse for the 2022-2023 school year. Janette said she felt called to the board because, "Our family has been so blessed by the school over the years we have been a part of this community as we have prayed, served, and developed lifelong friendships. I have a heart for Kingdom Education and discipleship. I pray that each student and family at NCS experiences a life changing and deep relationship with Jesus that is strengthened as we sharpen each other through our school community. I am humbled to be serving on the board and rely on the Lord for guidance as I serve."

Tammie is married to Lamar, and they have three children, Kyle, Cordell, and Connor. Cordell and Connor are both graduates of NCS. Tammie and Lamar have six grandchildren. She and her husband attend The Calling Community Church in Platte City, MO. Their family has been part of NCS since 2007. Tammie is self-employed, supplying small businesses with office and bookkeeping support. Tammie said she felt called to serve on the board because “My children were attending NCS at the time and I was so grateful for the biblical education they were receiving and the godly role models in their lives. I desired to serve the Lord in a capacity that I knew was making a kingdom difference in the lives of children and youth, my children as well as others. What greater work is there than to focus on building godly character into them while providing a rigorous education that equips them for life? Several years before my involvement on the board I had prayed that God would allow me to be part of something bigger than myself. He answered my prayer through NCS, as I have seen the tremendous and powerful hand of God at work in this school.”