Welcome back to school! This night is for parents of FRCS Elementary students (grades 1-5). You will have the opportunity to meet your child’s teacher, learn what’s in store for […]
Junior Falcon Cheer Camp is open to all girls grades K-5. This popular camp teaches cheer motions, Falcon cheers, basic stunting, some tumbling skills, and a half-time dance — all […]
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 […]
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 […]
Sixth grade is a time of transition in which students are prepared for junior high. They are allowed to play competitive sports at FRCS (through our middle school sports program) […]
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 […]
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 […]
Since 2021, FRCS has offered Youth Mental Health First Aid (YMHFA) classes to all of our faculty and coaches. That same year, we began Teen Mental Health First Aid (tMHFA) […]
There is no school for all students, and all FRCS offices are closed in observance of Labor Day.
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 […]
Attention all parents who are interested in supporting and being involved in the Arts at FRCS: we are relaunching the FRCS Parent Arts Committee, and we want you to be […]
The fall All Parent Meeting is a great opportunity for parents to hear from Head of School David Cooper on important topics such as school finances and vision for the […]
