WHAT’S FRCS LIKE?
Come and experience a day in the life of Marcia, a 1st grade student at Front Range Christian School. Click the photo above or visit the “Day in the Life of” page of the admissions section.
WHAT’S FRCS LIKE?
Come and experience a day in the life of Marcia, a 1st grade student at Front Range Christian School. Click the photo above or visit the “Day in the Life of” page of the admissions section.
Considering Front Range Christian School for your Junior or Senior High student? Then, consider bringing your family to our next Open House event on February 14th, 2012! At this event, you will be given an opportunity to experience what it is like at FRCS, as well as mingle with current students and their families. The evening will include a presentation informing you what Front Range Christian School is about, our history, our programs and how that can include your family.
From coach Hayes:
The C Team is currently 3-2.
We opened with a decisive victory against Arrupe Jesuit 38-6. Connor Little was our leading scorer with 8 pts, with Braidon McLean scoring 7 pts.
Our 2nd game was a much closer victory against Jim Elliot(JV) with the score 38-36. Seth Scadden was our leading scorer with 15 pts., Garrett Williams scored 8 pts.
Our 3rd game was a tough loss against Denver Christian's JV/C team. The final score was 57-15. We just couldn't get any shots to drop this game. Garrett Williams scored 8 pts.
Christian school graduates are socially fragmented, anti-intellectual, politically radical, and live a militantly right-winged lifestyle. At least that’s the popular stereotype. In contrast to this caricature, a new study done by Cardus Education Survey group, found
What does it mean to bring glory to God through athletics? As a Christian coach my constant encouragement to our team is to play in such a way that the people who watch are caused to think about how awesome God is rather than the awesomeness of the team or an individual player. It’s quite a counter cultural idea, especially when you look at the way “big time” athletes consistently direct everyone’s focus on themselves after a great play. The constant example from professional athletes encourages student athletes to act the same way.
Submitted by Coach Lanting
Last week the Silver team opened the New Year with a convincing win at Legacy Academy (33-12). For the first time this year, everyone on the team scored in the same game! Top scorers in the game were Peter Lanting with 12 points and Ben Poppe with 5.
Are you considering where to send your child for preschool? Front Range Christian School’s Preschool is having a Q&A Open House on January 12th, 2012. Come meet Mr. Ron Downs, our preschool director, and see how he has transformed our preschool into a “fun, warm preschool environment” with the new Innovation Station, Art Studio and Children’s Library.
by Brent Glossinger
This has been a question that I have been wrestling with for a couple of years now.
I realize the importance of all the checks and balances we as educators have set up to ensure the progress of our students. We need assessments, objectives, lesson plans, scope & sequences, standards, etc to ensure the growth of our students but how does that apply in the area of Bible?
It is not uncommon for junior and senior high students to struggle with friendships. For students with special needs, making and keeping friends can be especially difficult.
As a special education teacher, here are some ways I have seen junior and senior high students struggle with issues related to friendship:
