Senior High Volleyball Camp
2025-07-08 09:00 - 16:00, 2025-07-09 09:00 - 16:00 (America/Denver) | FRCS Gym, 6637 W Ottawa Ave 1, Littleton, CO, 80128, United States
Annual Summer Volleyball camps are hosted by Front Range Christian School and led by Varsity Head Coach Amanda Deich. This camp covers all skills and is designed for students who will be grade 9-12 in the fall of 2024. The camp runs three days, July 7-9, from 9am-noon and 1-4pm (the camp is essentially an all-day camp, but campers are on their own for lunch; hence the one-hour break in the schedule).
LEARN MORE AND REGISTER

Middle School Volleyball Camp
2025-07-23 09:00 - 12:00, 2025-07-23 13:00 - 16:00, 2025-07-24 09:00 - 12:00, 2025-07-24 13:00 - 16:00, 2025-07-25 09:00 - 12:00, 2025-07-25 13:00 - 16:00 | FRCS Gym, 6637 W Ottawa Ave 1, Littleton, CO, 80128, United States
Annual Summer Volleyball camps are hosted by Front Range Christian School and led by Varsity Head Coach Amanda Deich. This camp covers all skills and is designed for students who will be grade 6-8 in the fall of 2025. The camp runs three days, July 23-25. This year we are offering two sessions (one from 9am-noon and one from 1-4pm). They will be slightly repetitive, but if your player wants to attend both sessions for the extra practice, they are welcome to register for both.
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Jr/Sr High Registration Day
2025-08-08 09:00 - 12:00, 2025-08-08 13:00 - 17:00 | FRCS Jr/Sr High, 6637 W Ottawa Ave, Littleton, CO, 80128, United States
Join us for Registration Day as we kick off the 2025/2026 school year!
All junior and senior high families are invited to join us for registration day on Friday, August 8. You can meet teachers, set up your locker, drop off supplies, turn in essential forms, and (perhaps most importantly) enjoy snow cones and lawn games! There is a dedicated time for all new families to join us and receive a proper welcome to campus (9am), and we are running special sessions on various topics throughout the day. These sessions allow parents to hear from various leaders at FRCS about a number of important topics. Check out the schedule below, and join us on August 8 for the beginning of another excellent school year!

Registration Day Session Schedule

9am
Welcome for new families and all 7th grade students
PAC*

9:30-9:50am
Junior high culture
Room 108

10-10:20am
AP courses
Room 108

Academics at home
Wiersma Center

10:30-10:50am
J-Term and Practicum
PAC*

11-11:20am
Mental health at FRCS
PAC*

11:30-11:50am
School safety
PAC*

12-1pm
Lunch break

1:30-1:50pm
Junior high culture
Room 108

2-2:20pm
AP courses
Room 108

Academics at home
Wiersma Center

2:30-2:50pm
J-Term and Practicum
PAC*

3-3:20pm
Mental health at FRCS
PAC*

3:30-3:50pm
School safety
PAC*

*PAC stands for Performing Arts Center

Registration Day Checklist
To ensure that you are ready to breeze through Registration Day, we’ve prepared a helpful checklist of all the things you can do before and during Registration Day. Links in the list jump to more information about the item OR to the form you need to complete (nearly all forms are digital).

Thrive Care permission form (9th-12th only); located on the Family Portal
Off-campus permission form (10th-12th only); located on the Family Portal
Athletic packet (required for all students planning to participate in competitive sports at FRCS; contains several forms) — You can get your sports physical at Registration Day, if you need one.
Volunteer driving form (required for all adults planning to drive students off campus for school events; this form may be filled out any time of the year.
Update your child’s information in the Family Portal
Review health policies
Fill out the annual photo release
Buy school supplies (junior high list || senior high list) and bring them to Registration Day — drop off community supplies and set up your locker

Update Your Student’s Info
Information for emergency cards is taken from the data you supply in the Family Portal. Before July 25, please take a few minutes to review your family’s information and make any necessary changes. Having accurate information is critical to school safety, so please update your info today. Instructions are listed below.

Go to the Family Portal and log in
From the School menu, select Web Forms.
Then select FRCS Family Forms. You will see several forms listed where various information can be viewed or updated. Be sure to click Save on each form you update.

FRCS Student Information Form: general student info — please also update church information
Student Health Assessment Form: student health info
FRCS Family Form: parent contact information — one for each custodial parent — please also update church information
Emergency Contact Form: list of emergency contacts
Authorized Pick Up Form: list of those who are authorized to pick your student up from school

FAMILY PORTAL

Health Policies
We cannot administer any medication without the Over the Counter Medication or Prescription Medication forms being filled out by your doctor. Use the button below to access forms and print the ones you need, ask your doctor to fill them out, and bring them to Registration Day with your unopened medications.
If your child requires rescue medication of any kind (seizure meds, EpiPen, inhalers, insulin/glucagon) he/she will not be allowed to start school without the required paperwork and medication. Use the button below to access the forms and other medication information.
If your student will have a medical or non-medical exemption from required vaccinations, please use the button below for information on what is required. Note that exemptions must be completed each year.
Make your doctor appointments now!
READ FULL DETAILS

Jr/Sr High Fees
Required fees cover retreats, community days, standardized testing, yearbooks, school themed t-shirts, and more. The junior high required fee is $390; the senior high required fee is $435.
Please refer to the Miscellaneous Fee Schedule for additional information on fees associated with sports, plays, AP classes, and more.
Please remember that all school fees are added to your FACTS payment account (all FACTS accounts are active for the 2025/2026 school year, and autopay is enabled for all families). You will receive an invoice via email for these school fees on July 14 with a due date of August 8. Payment of the invoice is made automatically on the due date using the payment information currently on file within FACTS, though you may choose to make payments on the balance before the due date. If you prefer to pay from a different bank account or by credit/debit card, please log in to your FACTS account prior to the due date and add the other form of payment. NOTE: If you elect to pay by credit/debit card, associated processing fees will be added to the invoice total.
FAMILY PORTAL

Other Important Information and Reminders
Dress Code Reminder
As you are shopping and thinking about the upcoming school year, please consider the school’s dress code.
JR/SR HIGH DRESS CODE

Drop-Off Times
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday, students may be dropped off beginning at 7:40am; teachers begin class promptly at 8am.
Wednesday is a late start day for both jr/sr high and elementary. Drop off for junior and senior high begins at 8:20am with classes beginning promptly at 8:40am.

Chapel
Chapel is held on Wednesdays from 8:55-9:45am in the PAC. Parents, grandparents, and special guests are always welcome to attend. Please park in the east parking lot of the Jr/Sr High and sign in at the front office.
Sports Physicals
If you are in need of a sports physical for the new school year, Dr. Joe Singh and his team will be in the Athletic Building from 9am-noon and 1-5pm on Registration Day. The cost is $30 and can be paid with card, cash, or checks made out to Meridian Health Center. No appointments necessary.

First Day of School, grades 1-12
2025-08-13 | FRCS Campus, 6657 W Ottawa Ave, Littleton, CO, 80128, United States
The first day of school is a late start (see details in the First Day Flapjacks event description), a half day for elementary students (11:30am dismissal), and a full day for junior and senior high students. Secondary campus students have slightly different schedules for the day:
Junior High First Day Schedule

8:30-8:45am: Assembly in the PAC

8:50-9:35am: Red

9:40-10:25am: Orange

10:30-11:10am: Maroon A

10:15-11:55am: Maroon B

11:55am-12:35pm: Lunch

12:35-1:20pm: Navy

1:25-2:10pm: Grey

2:15-3pm: Purple

Senior High First Day Schedule

8:30-8:45am: Assembly in the PAC

8:50-9:35am: Red

9:40-10:25am: Orange

10:30-11:15am: Yellow

11:20am-12:05pm: Green

12:10-12:55pm: Navy

12:55am-1:30pm: Lunch

1:30-2:10pm: Grey

2:15-3pm: Purple

First Day Flapjacks
2025-08-13 07:30 - 08:20 | FRCS Campus, 6657 W Ottawa Ave, Littleton, CO, 80128, United States
Parents and students, you are invited to join us on the first day of school for flapjacks and fellowship! Breakfast is served from 7:30-8:20am in the lower elementary playground (the parking lot outside Praise Church). Please note this is a late start day for ALL students. The bell-ringing ceremony and jr/sr high classes begin promptly at 8:30am.
Parking is available in the main lot and along Ottawa Ave.
Please note:

Elementary students must be accompanied by an adult at this event.
Families are welcome to arrive any time between 7:30 and 8:20am
If you’re not attending the breakfast, students may not be dropped off prior to 8:20am
Elementary parents are encouraged to remain for the annual bell ringing ceremony from 8:30-8:40am
Breakfast consists of flapjacks (including gluten-free options), fruit, and orange juice

Event map

Senior High Retreats
2025-08-21 - 2025-08-22 | CO
Students grades 9-11 retreat with their classes for two days of community building, adventure, and setting the tone for the coming school year. Only the junior’s retreat is an overnight experience.
Jump to: 9th grade details | 10th grade details | 11th grade details | dress code specifics

9th Grade Retreat Details
The focus of the 9th Grade Adventure and Community Building Retreat is Problem Solving. Through team challenges, students develop skills in decision-making, leadership, goal-setting, and conflict resolution.
For this retreat, freshmen are divided into two groups.
Thursday, August 21; 8am-3pm

Students meet at FRCS shortly before 8am and then ride together to their group’s experience
Group 1: Orienteering in Evergreen
Group 2: Escape Room in Denver

Friday, August 22; 8am-3pm

Students meet at FRCS shortly before 8am and then ride together to their group’s experience
Group 1: Escape Room in Denver
Group 2: Orienteering in Evergreen

Specifics for each experience:

Orienteering day

What students should bring:

Day back pack with the items listed below
FULL water bottle
Snacks
Sack lunch
Athletic shoes with closed toe and closed heel (REQUIRED)
Comfortable, weather appropriate attire for an active day outside
Layers for variable temperatures
Sun protection (sunglasses, sunscreen, hat, etc.)

Students should not bring:

Sandals, flip-flops, crocs, open-toe or open-heel shoes
dangling jewelry and small valuables that might get lost

Escape Room day

What students should bring:

Water bottle
Athletic shoes (we will be walking quite a bit this day)
Sun protection
Money for lunch or a sack lunch

Notes for parents:

A waiver is required for the Orienteering experience, and it must be completed by Friday, August 15 (download the waiver)
If you have questions or concerns, email Jeremy Wall.

10th Grade Retreat Details
The focus of the 10th Grade Adventure and Community Building Retreat is Problem Solving. Problem-Solving encourages students and groups to move beyond the comfortable. These challenges are for students to solve together through decision-making, group goals, leadership, and conflict resolution.
If you have concerns or questions, please email Coree Snyder or Jeremy Wall.
Thursday, August 21; 5:45am-3pm

White water rafting with Raft Masters Rafting in Cañon City
Meet at the school at 5:45am; we return to the school by 3pm
A waiver is required for this day. Please complete the waiver by Friday, August 15.
What to bring:

swimsuit/swim trunks (within dress code)
rafting shoes (NO flip-flops or Crocs)
water bottle
sunscreen
dry clothing for after rafting

Lunch is provided (hamburgers or hot dogs and chips) after rafting; if your child has dietary restrictions, please send your student with a sack lunch

Friday, August 22; 8am-3pm

Hiking at St. Mary’s Glacier
Meet at the school at 8am; we return to the school by 3pm
What to bring:

comfortable clothing appropriate for hiking
shoes appropriate for hiking (boots, trail runners, athletic shoes, etc.; no flip-flops or Crocs)
water bottle
sunscreen and other sun protection
sack lunch

11th Grade Retreat Details
The focus of the 11th Grade Adventure and Community Building Retreat is Challenge. “Challenge by choice” is an important phrase for our upperclassmen. Juniors are challenged to push the limits of what they think they are capable of, in regard to both adventure and relationships.
Thursday, August 21-Friday, August 22

This is an overnight retreat in Estes Park (YMCA of the Rockies lodge)
Students meet at FRCS at 6am on Thursday and arrive back at FRCS on Friday at 3pm
What to bring:

Overnight bag (details shared with students during Junior Seminar)
For Via Ferrata: Long shorts or pants, closed-toe shoes, hair ties, extra clothing layers, water bottle, sunscreen
Clothes and shoes suitable for hiking

Notes for parents

Please let Brian Gehr or Jeremy Wall know of any dietary restrictions for your student by Friday, August 15
The guides require a waiver be completed for each student; please complete the waiver by Friday, August 15
If you have questions or concerns, please email Brian Gehr or Jeremy Wall

FRCS Dress Code for Student Experiences
(Retreats, J-Terms, Practicums, and AWE Outings)
General Reminder: Students are expected to follow the FRCS Dress Code for all student experiences. The following guidelines provide specific expectations for performance wear for students outings and experiences.
Ladies may wear:

Full-length leggings (shirts must be long enough to cover appropriately).
Spandex shirts (fitting within the dress code guidelines).
Athletic tank tops (should have a three-finger minimum width on the straps).

Ladies may NOT wear:

Short shorts (must extend at least mid-thigh length).
Shirts or tops that are too revealing or inappropriate for the setting.

Gentlemen may wear:

Athletic wear such as workout shorts, joggers, and performance shirts.
Full-length athletic pants or shorts that adhere to the dress code.

Gentlemen may NOT wear:

Short shorts (must extend at least mid-thigh length).
Tank tops or sleeveless shirts.

Junior High Retreats
2025-08-28 08:00 - 15:00, 2025-08-29 08:00 - 15:00 | FRCS Jr/Sr High, 6637 W Ottawa Ave, Littleton, CO, 80128, United States
Junior high retreats are designed to help each class and the junior high as a whole bond to help set the tone for the school year. The retreats take place over two days with time and activities for each class and the junior high as a whole. These are not overnight retreats.
Jump to: 7th grade retreat details | 8th grade retreat details | dress code specifics

7th Grade Retreat Details
The focus of the 7th Grade Adventure and Community Building Retreat is Cooperation. Cooperation sets the stage for community building. The goal of cooperation is to provide a safe environment where students feel included and can learn to work together. Activities each day involve everyone, providing opportunities to build one another up, develop guidelines and boundaries for a good Jr. High experience, and help our students grow closer together as a class.
On Thursday, students are challenged to trust themselves and one another as they work their way through a low ropes course at the Genesee Challenge Course in Genesee, Colorado. On Friday, students participate in activities on campus.
Thursday, August 28; 8am-3pm

Students meet at FRCS shortly before 8am and then ride together to the Challenge Course
A waiver must be signed by parents prior to this day (download the waiver)
What students should bring:

Day back pack with the items listed below
FULL water bottle
Snacks
Sack lunch
Athletic shoes with closed toe and closed heel (REQUIRED)
Comfortable, weather appropriate attire for an active day outside
Layers for variable temperatures
Sun protection (sunglasses, sunscreen, hat, etc.)

Students should not bring:

Sandals, flip-flops, crocs, open-toe or open-heel shoes
dangling jewelry and small valuables that might get lost

Friday, August 29; 8am-3pm

Students will be on campus all day, participating in both indoor and outdoor activities
What students should bring:

Water bottle
Athletic shoes
Sun protection

Lunch is provided on this day

Notes for parents:

Please let Collin Sutherland (csutherland@frcs.org) or Jeremy Wall (jwall@frcs.org) know if your child has an dietary restrictions by Tuesday, August 19.
When you’ve signed the waiver, please email Collin Sutherland to let him know; this should be done by Tuesday, August 19.
If you have questions or concerns, email Collin Sutherland or Jeremy Wall.

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8th Grade Retreat Details
The focus of the 8th Grade Adventure and Community Building Retreat is Trust and Self-Awareness. Trust is the cornerstone of community—without it, a community cannot survive. It is the foundation on which relationships are built and community is all about building and maintaining relationships. Together, we focus on the Five-Finger Contract (Safety, Commitment, Awareness, Responsibility, and Encouragement), with an emphasis on students taking responsibility for their words and actions. We anticipate this retreat creating a stronger community of care and understanding within the 8th grade by bringing the students closer together as a class.
On Thursday, students are challenged to trust themselves and one another as they work their way through a high ropes course at the Genesee Challenge Course in Genesee, Colorado. On Friday, students participate in activities on campus.
Thursday, August 28; 8am-3pm

Students meet at FRCS shortly before 8am and then ride together to the Challenge Course
A waiver must be signed by parents prior to this day (download the waiver)
What students should bring:

Day back pack with the items listed below
FULL water bottle
Snacks
Sack lunch
Athletic shoes with closed toe and closed heel (REQUIRED)
Comfortable, weather appropriate attire for an active day outside
Layers for variable temperatures
Sun protection (sunglasses, sunscreen, hat, etc.)

Students should not bring:

Sandals, flip-flops, crocs, open-toe or open-heel shoes
dangling jewelry and small valuables that might get lost

Friday, August 29; 8am-3pm

Students will be on campus all day, participating in both indoor and outdoor activities
What students should bring:

Water bottle
Athletic shoes
Sun protection
Dark, water appropriate clothing

Lunch is provided on this day

Notes for parents:

Please let Robyn Wise (rwise@frcs.org) or Jeremy Wall (jwall@frcs.org) know if your child has an dietary restrictions by Tuesday, August 19.
When you’ve signed the waiver, please email Robyn Wise to let her know; this should be done by Tuesday, August 19.
If you have questions or concerns, email Robyn Wise or Jeremy Wall.

DOWNLOAD THE WAIVER

FRCS Dress Code for Student Experiences
(Retreats, J-Terms, Practicums, and AWE Outings)
General Reminder: Students are expected to follow the FRCS Dress Code for all student experiences. The following guidelines provide specific expectations for performance wear for students outings and experiences.
Ladies may wear:

Full-length leggings (shirts must be long enough to cover appropriately).
Spandex shirts (fitting within the dress code guidelines).
Athletic tank tops (should have a three-finger minimum width on the straps).

Ladies may NOT wear:

Short shorts (must extend at least mid-thigh length).
Shirts or tops that are too revealing or inappropriate for the setting.

Gentlemen may wear:

Athletic wear such as workout shorts, joggers, and performance shirts.
Full-length athletic pants or shorts that adhere to the dress code.

Gentlemen may NOT wear:

Short shorts (must extend at least mid-thigh length).
Tank tops or sleeveless shirts.

Fall Play Auditions
2025-08-28 15:30 - 18:30 | Performing Arts Center, 6637 W Ottawa Ave., Littleton, CO, 80128, United States
Senior high students are invited to audition for the fall play, The Play That Goes Wrong.
Students should sign up for an audition slot outside the drama room and, with their parents, complete the audition packet and form.
AUDITION PACKET

AUDITION FORM

Fall Play Callbacks
2025-08-29 15:30 - 18:30 | Performing Arts Center, 6637 W Ottawa Ave., Littleton, CO, 80128, United States
Call backs are the second level of auditions for the fall play. During this time directors will consider students for specific roles asking students to read lines and interact with other actors in order to determine the final casting list.
For more information about the play, see the Audition event page.

Labor Day
2025-09-01 | CO
There is no school for all students, and all FRCS offices are closed in observance of Labor Day.

Senior Breakfast with the Board
2025-09-03 07:30 - 08:30 | FRCS Athletic Building, 6885 S Marshall St, Littleton Ave, CO, 80128, United States
The class of 2026 will enjoy breakfast with FRCS’s Board. This is a great time of encouragement for seniors who will also be challenged by the Board to get the most out of their last year of high school.
More details will be posted as they are made available.

Senior Solo Day Trip
2025-09-04 06:30 - 18:00 | CO
Since we needed to cancel the Senior Retreat this year, aspects of the experience have been divided into a multi-day set of experiences with one optional overnight. The first experience is The Solo.
The Solo is an expertly crafted, wilderness experience focused on silence, solitude, and reflection. Students on the Solo will reflect on what they love and what they want out of this life. The reflection that comes out of the Solo will define much of what a student pursues in Senior Seminar leading to their Senior Capstone project.
This version is an all day experience with seniors departing FRCS at 6:30am and returning at 6pm.

FRCS Dress Code for Student Experiences
(Retreats, J-Terms, Practicums, and AWE Outings)
General Reminder: Students are expected to follow the FRCS Dress Code for all student experiences. The following guidelines provide specific expectations for performance wear for students outings and experiences.
Ladies may wear:

Full-length leggings (shirts must be long enough to cover appropriately).
Spandex shirts (fitting within the dress code guidelines).
Athletic tank tops (should have a three-finger minimum width on the straps).

Ladies may NOT wear:

Short shorts (must extend at least mid-thigh length).
Shirts or tops that are too revealing or inappropriate for the setting.

Gentlemen may wear:

Athletic wear such as workout shorts, joggers, and performance shirts.
Full-length athletic pants or shorts that adhere to the dress code.

Gentlemen may NOT wear:

Short shorts (must extend at least mid-thigh length).
Tank tops or sleeveless shirts.

Senior Summit
2025-09-08 05:30 - 16:00 | CO
Since we needed to cancel the Senior Retreat this year, aspects of the experience have been divided into a multi-day set of experiences with one optional overnight. The second, and final, experience is The Summit.
Seniors will Summit together. This is meant as a celebration of what they accomplished during The Solo and what they will do in the coming year. This Summit, in many ways, sets the tone for the senior class as a whole.
Seniors do have the option to turn this experience into a camping trip. A group will meet at FRCS at 2pm on Sunday and camp overnight. Seniors who opted out of camping will meet those who chose to camp on Monday morning (departing from FRCS at 5:30am) so the entire class can Summit together. All seniors will return to FRCS by 4pm on Monday.

FRCS Dress Code for Student Experiences
(Retreats, J-Terms, Practicums, and AWE Outings)
General Reminder: Students are expected to follow the FRCS Dress Code for all student experiences. The following guidelines provide specific expectations for performance wear for students outings and experiences.
Ladies may wear:

Full-length leggings (shirts must be long enough to cover appropriately).
Spandex shirts (fitting within the dress code guidelines).
Athletic tank tops (should have a three-finger minimum width on the straps).

Ladies may NOT wear:

Short shorts (must extend at least mid-thigh length).
Shirts or tops that are too revealing or inappropriate for the setting.

Gentlemen may wear:

Athletic wear such as workout shorts, joggers, and performance shirts.
Full-length athletic pants or shorts that adhere to the dress code.

Gentlemen may NOT wear:

Short shorts (must extend at least mid-thigh length).
Tank tops or sleeveless shirts.

Senior Info Night
2025-09-15 18:30 - 19:30 | Performing Arts Center, 6637 W Ottawa Ave., Littleton, CO, 80128, United States
Senior year is full of events and milestones, for both students and parents. Parents are invited to this informative night to learn what they need to navigate this school year. Please note this event is for parents, not students.
More information will be posted here as they are available.

YFC Christian College Fair
2025-09-23 13:00 - 14:30 | CO
The YFC Christian College Fair features nearly 50 Christian colleges and universities from across the United States, and FRCS students will have the chance to talk to all of them in one setting. Use the button to visit their website, register, and see which schools will be there.
LEARN MORE

A message from Aubren Self, FRCS College Guidance Counselor
Hello FRCS Senior High Students and Families,
You are invited to our upcoming College Fair on Tuesday, September 23, from 1:00-2:30pm in the gym at FRCS! Parents, we strongly encourage you to attend the fair with your child. Your presence not only supports and strengthens their college planning journey but also gives us a great opportunity to welcome you to campus and connect with you personally.
We are also hosting a college prep presentation for 9th and 10th grade students and parents in the PAC from 1:15-1:45pm. Please check in at the front desk and join us on campus for this incredible opportunity to welcome over 50 Christian college representatives to our campus! Students will have the chance to explore colleges from across the country, ask questions, and gain valuable insight into the college admissions process.
Why It Matters – For Every Grade:

9th Grade: Get early exposure to college options and start thinking about the future.
10th Grade: Begin connecting interests to college and career pathways.
11th Grade: Gather information to help shape your college list and develop a clearer sense of which majors or areas of study interest you.
12th Grade: Build personal connections with college reps—many of whom may review your applications.

Registration & Attendance Required: All students in grades 9-12 are required to attend, including those on Independent Study Learning (ISL) plans.
Registration deadline: Please help your student complete their registration by September 22.
Please see the adjusted schedule for the day below. Note: Lunch for juniors and seniors will be shorter than usual to accommodate the fair.
We recommend that students:

Dress in business casual attire
Come prepared with thoughtful questions
Bring a notebook or device to take notes

We’re looking forward to hosting you and 50 amazing Christian Colleges!
Senior High Adjusted Schedule
All classes meet at regular times through lunch (12:20-1/1:15pm)

9th-10th grades

1:15-1:45pm – College Fair Prep in the PAC
1:45-2:30pm – College Fair in the Gym

11th-12th grades

1-2:30pm – College Fair in the Gym

Jr/Sr High Picture Day
2025-09-25 | FRCS Jr/Sr High, 6637 W Ottawa Ave, Littleton, CO, 80128, United States
Smile!
Students grades 7-11 will have their school portraits taken by Real Life Photo Co.
These photos are used in the yearbook, in FACTS SIS, and on student IDs. They are also available for purchase in portrait packs from the photographer. Seniors provide their own photos.

Junior High Color Wars
2025-09-26 16:00 - 18:00 | FRCS Jr/Sr High, 6637 W Ottawa Ave, Littleton, CO, 80128, United States
FRCS junior high students are invited to the annual Color Wars in the parking lot outside the Commons. Snacks and colors are provided. Students should expect to be covered in color, which will likely stain their clothing and shoes — they are encouraged to wear white for this fun, yet messy event.
The cost is $7 per student if they purchase tickets ahead of time (tickets are available from junior high SLC members) or $10 per student at the door.

Father/Son Retreat
2025-09-27 11:00 - 18:00 | Camp Rosalie, 62 County Rd 66, Bailey, CO, 80421
Join us for Falcon Roots—a one-day retreat designed to deepen the bond between fathers and sons through nature, reflection, and shared adventure. Nestled in the breathtaking backdrop of Camp Rosalie, this experience offers intentional time to connect and grow spiritually together.
This retreat is designed for FRCS boys grades 4-8 and their father or father-figure. The cost is $65 per father/father-figure + sons grades 4-8.
What to Expect:

Guided hike through the scenic trails of Camp Rosalie
Knee-to-knee conversations for meaningful father/son dialogue
Lunch in the outdoors with other fathers and sons
Inspirational speaker session
Launch of the “Falcon Roots Devotional” – week one experienced together

Custom journal + 10-week devotional to take home

Testimonies around the Fire Pit

Fun & Games Include:

Bucket ball
Cornhole
Ax throwing
Spike ball

REGISTER NOW

Homecoming Week
2025-09-29 - 2025-10-04 | FRCS Campus, 6657 W Ottawa Ave, Littleton, CO, 80128, United States
Please remember that spirit day attire must still conform to FRCS dress code. See the jr/sr high dress code specifics here and the elementary dress code specifics here.
The schedule is still a work in progress. Some changes might be made before Homecoming Week. last updated September 17, 3:02pm
Monday
Jr/Sr High Spirit Day: PJs
Tuesday
Jr/Sr High Spirit Day: Soccer Mom vs BBQ Dad
Powder Puff Game during senior high lunch (12:20-1:15pm): Freshmen vs Juniors
Wednesday
Jr/Sr High Spirit Day: “On Wednesdays we wear pink”
Powder Puff Game during senior high lunch (12:20-1:15pm): Sophomores vs Seniors
Thursday
Jr/Sr High Spirit Day: Peasants (sophomores and seniors) vs Royalty (freshmen and juniors)
Powder Puff Championship Game during senior high lunch (12:20-1:15pm): winners of first two games
Friday
Adjusted schedule at the Jr/Sr High (see below)
Jr/Sr High Spirit Day: Class Colors
Elementary Spirit Day: Falcon Gear/Purple
Powder Puff vs Teachers Game: 2025 champions vs teachers — junior and senior high students are required to attend the game, so they should bring their lunch with them. Holy Grounds is closed during this time, but limited concessions will be available for purchase. Hot lunch orders can be picked up at the concessions stand.
HOMECOMING GAME: Falcons vs. Lyons – 3:30pm kick-off – Homecoming Royalty announced at halftime
Lip Sync Battle in the PAC starting at 7pm
Saturday
Senior High Homecoming Dance starting at 8pm in Holy Grounds; the theme is “Starstruck in the City”. Tickets available from SLC members during lunch the week of Homecoming. Cost is $15/single and $25/couple. Guest forms for guests who are not FRCS senior high students must be turned into the office by Thursday, October 2.

Adjusted Schedule for Friday, October 3

Junior High
Senior High

8-8:45am: Red

8:50-9:35am: Orange

9:35-9:45am: Break

9:45-10:30am: Yellow

10:35-11:20am: JH dGroups
10:35-11:20am: Teal

11:25am-12:10pm: Teal
11:25am-12:10pm: SH dGroups

12:10-1:25pm: Lunch/Game
All Jr/Sr High students are required to attend the game and should bring their lunch; Holy Grounds is closed during this time. Hot lunches can be picked up at concessions by the field and limited concessions will be available for sale.

1:25-2:10pm: Navy

2:15-3pm: Purple

Godly Sexuality Conference - Senior High
2025-10-05 12:30 - 15:30 | Authentic Life Church, 6500 W Coal Mine Ave, Littleton, CO, 80123, United States
Front Range Christian School is excited to partner with Authentic Life Church to bring you two conferences around the topic of godly sexuality. Both conferences feature Shelly Donahue, a decorated guest speaker on this topic, and in both sessions Shelly teaches parents to overcome fear and talk to their kids about sexuality with confidence and competence. At the same time, teens gain a clear vision of the physical, emotional, spiritual, financial, and relational benefits of waiting until marriage. It’s a wholistic approach to relationship education.
We believe that this topic is important, and we see a profound opportunity here for the church and the school to partner together. The focus of this time is to help students reflect about how to love well, how to live well, and how to find their identity in Jesus Christ.
This session is specifically intended for senior high students and their parents (there is another on November 9 for students grades 6-8 and their parents). The session is designed so that parents or guardians should attend alongside students (don’t worry — it won’t be totally awkward!). Please note that this event is not exclusive to FRCS, and others from outside our school community will also attend. In fact, feel free to invite friends or others in the Littleton area! The cost is FREE, but we ask that you register in advance by using the button below. A pizza lunch will be served at the conference.
REGISTER

It is also worth mentioning that we are incredibly grateful for the opportunity to partner with Authentic Life Church to bring this event to you. If you see other opportunities for FRCS to partner with local area churches, then please let Mr. Spector or Mrs. Hart know.

Josten’s Senior Presentation
2025-10-07 13:15 - 14:00 | Holy Grounds Cafe, 6657 W Ottawa Ave, Ste A-19, Littleton, CO, 80128, United States
Seniors learn about ordering caps & gowns, graduation announcements, and more during this presentation from Josten’s. Families receive a discount when orders are placed by October 23.

Fall Evening of Arts
2025-10-08 18:30 - 20:30 | FRCS Jr/Sr High, 6637 W Ottawa Ave, Littleton, CO, 80128, United States
Join us for an inspired evening of arts. With works of art from junior and senior high students on display, you will enjoy performances from choirs and bands from the junior and senior high. The event begins at 6:30pm in the Commons and PAC. Snacks and drinks will be available for purchase, otherwise the event is free. We hope to see you there!
