A frequent question we receive in the admissions office is, “Why is your school in a strip-mall?” The reasons are many. First, because we own the facility, we are able to rent out any open space we have. Renting out space is just one of the ways Front Range Christian School keeps tuition costs down.

Another important reason is that it gives FRCS students an opportunity to partner with local businesses that we know and trust. Students, such as those in our TLC program, are able to go through vocational, job skill training through internships in these businesses. Also, students are given more elective opportunities, such as dance through Revive Christian Dance Studio, cooking classes at Nature’s Table, and karate class with Revolution Martial Arts (Two of Front Range Christian School’s elementary students recently competed at the international Karate Championships in Spain with Revolution Martial Arts!). In addition, FRCS has the opportunity to own and operate its very own baseball training center and coffee shop. The Holy Grounds Cafe is both a place for our students to visit and study over a hot cup of coffee and an opportunity for parents to give back to the school.

Pursuing a business model that provides a third source of revenue is certainly unique, but it’s all a part of the FRCS community experience.