Front Range Christian School

Senior Info Night
2026-09-14 18:30 - 19:30 (America/Denver) | 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.

MS Volleyball, home vs Aspen Academy
2026-09-14 16:00 - 19:00 | FRCS Gym, 6637 W Ottawa Ave 1, Littleton, CO, 80128, United States
The Falcons host Aspen Academy
Purple: 4pm
Silver: 5pm
Black: 6pm
Go, Falcons!

MS Boys Soccer, home vs Aspen Academy
2026-09-14 15:30 - 16:30 | Falcon Field, 6548 W Ottawa Ave, Littleton, CO, 80128
The Falcons host Aspen Academy
3:30pm
Go, Falcons!

SH Football at Vail Christian
2026-09-12 12:00 - 14:00 | Battle Mountain High Football Field, 0151 Miller Ranch Rd, Edwards, CO, 81632
The Falcons vs Vail Christian
12pm
Go, Falcons!

SH Boys Soccer, home vs the Vanguard School
2026-09-12 11:00 - 12:30 | Falcon Field, 6548 W Ottawa Ave, Littleton, CO, 80128
The Falcons host the Vanguard School
11am
Go, Falcons!

SH Volleyball, home vs Platte Canyon
2026-09-12 10:00 - 12:00 | FRCS Gym, 6637 W Ottawa Ave 1, Littleton, CO, 80128, United States
The Falcons host Platte Canyon
C: 10am
V: 11am
Go, Falcons!

JV Volleyball at Addenbrooke
2026-09-12 | Addenbrooke Classical Academy, 3940 S Teller St, Lakewood, CO
The JV team will compete in the Addenbrooke tournament on September 12. This is an all-day event.
Go, Falcons!

MS Boys Soccer, home vs Estes Park
2026-09-11 15:30 - 16:30 | Falcon Field, 6548 W Ottawa Ave, Littleton, CO, 80128
The Falcons host Estes Park Middle School
3:30pm
Go, Falcons!

MS Volleyball at Gilpin
2026-09-10 16:15 - 19:00 | Gilpin County Schools, 10595 CO-119, Black Hawk, CO, 80422, United States
The Falcons vs. Gilpin County Schools
Purple: 4:15pm
Silver: 5pm
Black: 6pm
Go, Falcons!

SH Volleyball, home vs Ascent Classical
2026-09-10 16:00 - 19:00 | FRCS Gym, 6637 W Ottawa Ave 1, Littleton, CO, 80128, United States
The Falcons host Ascent Classical
C: 4pm
JV: 5pm
V: 6pm
Go, Falcons!

MS Volleyball (Purple), home vs Denver Christian
2026-09-09 18:00 - 19:00 | FRCS Gym, 6637 W Ottawa Ave 1, Littleton, CO, 80128, United States
The Falcons host Denver Christian
Purple: 6pm
Go, Falcons!

MS Volleyball, home vs St. John's
2026-09-09 16:00 - 18:00 | FRCS Gym, 6637 W Ottawa Ave 1, Littleton, CO, 80128, United States
The Falcons host St. John’s Lutheran School
Silver: 4pm
Black: 5pm
Go, Falcons!

MS Boys Soccer at Englewood
2026-09-09 16:00 - 17:00 | Englewood Middle/High School, 3800 S Logan St, Englewood, CO, 80113, United States
The Falcons vs. Englewood Middle School
4pm
Go, Falcons!

Golf at Hyland Hills GC
2026-09-09 07:30 - 11:30 | Hyland Hills GC, 9650 Sheridan Blvd, Westminster, CO, 80031
Go, Falcons!

Senior Breakfast with the Board
2026-09-09 07:30 - 08:30 | FRCS Multi-Purpose Room, 6657 W Ottawa Ave, Littleton, CO, 80128
The class of 2027 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.

SH Volleyball, home vs. Arma Dei Academy
2026-09-08 18:00 - 20:00 | FRCS Gym, 6637 W Ottawa Ave 1, Littleton, CO, 80128, United States
The Falcons host Arma Dei Academy
JV: 6pm
V: 7pm
Go, Falcons!

MS Volleyball, home vs Arma Dei
2026-09-08 16:00 - 18:00 | FRCS Gym, 6637 W Ottawa Ave 1, Littleton, CO, 80128, United States
The Falcons host Arma Dei Academy
Silver: 4pm
Black: 5pm
Go, Falcons!

SH Boys Soccer at Colorado Springs Christian
2026-09-08 16:00 - 17:30 | UCCS Mountain Lion Stadium, Eagle Rock Rd, Colorado Springs, CO, 80918
The Falcons vs. Colorado Spring Christian School
4pm
Go, Falcons!

Labor Day
2026-09-07 | CO
There is no school for all students, and all FRCS offices are closed in observance of Labor Day.

SH Volleyball, home vs Estes Park
2026-09-04 16:00 - 19:00 | FRCS Gym, 6637 W Ottawa Ave 1, Littleton, CO, 80128, United States
The Falcons host Estes Park High School
C: 4pm
JV: 5pm
V: 6pm
Go, Falcons!

SH Football, home vs St. Mary’s
2026-09-04 16:00 - 18:00 | Falcon Field, 6548 W Ottawa Ave, Littleton, CO, 80128
The Falcons host St. Mary’s High School
4pm
Go, Falcons!

Junior High Retreats
2026-09-04 08:00 - 15:00, 2026-09-03 08:00 - 15:00 | FRCS Jr/Sr High, 6637 W Ottawa Ave, Littleton, CO, 80128, United States
The junior high retreats are designed to help each class and the junior high community as a whole, build healthy relationships and set a strong tone for the school year. Across two days, students participate in class-specific and combined activities that cultivate belonging, courage, trust, and responsibility. These are day retreats; students return home each afternoon.
FAMILY ACTION: Review your student’s daily schedule and packing list.
REQUIRED: A parent/guardian must complete this waiver by Tuesday, August 25; please turn them in to the front office.
Jump to: 7th grade | 8th grade | dress code specifics

7th Grade Retreat: Cooperation and Teamwork
The focus of the 7th Grade Adventure and Community Building Retreat is cooperation. Cooperation creates the conditions in which a healthy community can grow: students feel included, learn to contribute, and discover how to work through challenges together. Activities invite every student to participate, encourage one another, and help shape shared commitments for a strong junior high experience.
Thursday, September 3; 8am-3pm
Students will be on campus for indoor and outdoor community-building activities.

Students should bring:

Water bottle
Athletic shoes
Sun protection

Lunch is provided on Thursday

Friday, September 4; 8am-3pm
Students meet at FRCS shortly before 8am and will travel together to Genesee Challenge Course in Genesee, Colorado. Students will practice cooperation and teamwork through a low-ropes course and facilitated group challenges.

What students should bring:

Day backpack
Full water bottle
Snacks
Sack lunch
Athletic shoes with closed toes and closed heels (required)
Comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing for an active day outdoors
Layers for changing temperatures
Sun protection (sunglasses, sunscreen, hat, etc.)

What students should not bring or wear:

Sandals, flip-flops, Crocs, or any open toe/open heel shoes
Dangling jewelry or small valuables that could be lost

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 25.
Once you’ve signed and turned in the waiver, please email Collin Sutherland to confirm; this should be done by Tuesday, August 25.
If you have questions or concerns, email Collin Sutherland or Jeremy Wall.

DOWNLOAD THE WAIVER

8th Grade Retreat: Trust and Self-Awareness
The focus of the 8th Grade Adventure and Community Building Retreat is trust and self-awareness. Trust is foundational to healthy relationships and lasting community. Students will use the Five-Finger Contract, Safety, Commitment, Awareness, Responsibility, and Encouragement, to consider how their words and actions shape the people around them. Our hope is that students return with deeper understanding, stronger relationships, and a renewed commitment to care for one another.
Thursday, September 3; 8am-3pm
Students meet at FRCS shortly before 8am and then ride together to the Genesee Challenge Course in Genesee, Colorado. Students will be challenged to trust themselves and one another through a high ropes course and facilitated group experiences.

What students should bring:

Day back pack
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, September 4; 8am-3pm
Students will remain on campus for indoor and outdoor community-building activities. Some activities involve water.

What students should bring:

Water bottle
Athletic shoes
Sun protection
Dark colored clothing appropriate for water activities

Lunch is provided on Friday

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 25.
Once you’ve signed and turned in the waiver, please email Robyn Wise to confirm; this should be done by Tuesday, August 25.
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 when paired with a shirt that provides appropriate coverage
Fitted performance shirts that remain within dress code expectations
Athletic tank tops with straps at least three finger-widths wide

Ladies may NOT wear:

Short shorts; shorts must extend to at least mid-thigh
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 meet dress code expectations

Gentlemen may NOT wear:

Short shorts; shorts must extend at least mid-thigh
Tank tops or sleeveless shirts

6th Grade Back to School Night
2026-09-03 18:30 - 19:30 | FRCS Elementary, 6657 W Ottawa Ave, Ste A-18, Littleton, CO, 80128, United States
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) and there are so many other things that are new! This is a time for parents and students to learn more about the year, including (but not limited to):

Back to School information
Camp Elim (6th grade retreat)
Other topics (specific to 6th grade)

SH Volleyball at Pikes Peak Christian
2026-09-03 17:00 - 19:00 | Pikes Peak Christian School, 5905 Flintridge Dr, Colorado Springs, CO, 80918
The Falcons vs. Pikes Peak Christian
JV: 5pm
V: 6pm
Go, Falcons!

SH Boys Soccer, home vs Banning Lewis
2026-09-03 16:00 - 17:30 | Falcon Field, 6548 W Ottawa Ave, Littleton, CO, 80128
The Falcons host Banning Lewis
4pm
Go, Falcons!

Golf at Raccoon Creek GC
2026-09-03 08:00 - 12:00 | Raccoon Creek GC, 7301 W Bowles Ave, Littleton, 80123

MS Volleyball at Bear Creek
2026-08-31 16:30 - 19:30 | Bear Creek K-8 School, 9601 W Dartmouth Pl, Lakewood, CO, 80227
The Falcons vs. Bear Creek Middle School
Silver: 4:30pm
Black: 5:30pm
Go, Falcons!

MS Boys Soccer, home vs Denver Christian
2026-08-31 15:30 - 16:30 | Falcon Field, 6548 W Ottawa Ave, Littleton, CO, 80128
The Falcons host Denver Christian
3:30pm
Go, Falcons!

Senior High Retreats
2026-08-31 - 2026-09-01 | CO
Students in grades 9–11 retreat with their classes for two days of community building, adventure, and intentional preparation for the school year. Each experience is designed to meet students at an important stage of growth: freshmen and sophomores practice collaborative problem-solving, while juniors embrace meaningful challenges and deeper responsibility. Only the junior retreat includes an overnight stay.
FAMILY ACTION: Review your student’s daily schedule and packing list.
REQUIRED: A parent/guardian of students grades 9 & 10 must complete this waiver by Tuesday, August 25; please turn completed forms into the front office.
Jump to: 9th grade | 10th grade | 11th grade | dress code specifics

9th Grade Retreat: Problem Solving
The focus of the 9th Grade Adventure and Community Building Retreat is problem solving. Through team challenges, students practice decision-making, leadership, goal-setting, communication, and conflict resolution.
Monday, August 31; 8am-3pm
Students meet at FRCS shortly before 8am and travel together to Newton Park to participate in Archery and Orienteering.

What to bring:

Day backpack
Full water bottle
Snacks
Sack lunch
Athletic shoes with a closed toe and closed heel (required)
Comfortable, weather appropriate clothing for an active day outdoors
Layers for changing temperatures
Sun protection (sunscreen, sunglasses, and/or a hat)

What not to bring or wear:

Sandals, flip flops, Crocs, or any open-toed or open-heeled shoes
Dangling jewelry or small valuables that could be lost

Tuesday, September 1; 8am-3pm
Students meet at FRCS shortly before 8am and travel together to Denver for an escape room experience.

What to bring:

Water bottle
Athletic shoes suitable for significant walking
Sun protection
Money for lunch or a sack lunch

Notes for parents:

A waiver is required, and it must be completed by Tuesday, August 25 (download the waiver)
If you have questions or concerns, email Kim Hammons or Jeremy Wall.

10th Grade Retreat: Problem Solving
The focus of the 10th Grade Adventure and Community Building Retreat is problem solving. These experiences invite students to move beyond what is comfortable and work together through decision-making, shared goals, leadership, and conflict resolution. Students will encounter real challenges that reward preparation, perseverance, and mutual encouragement.
Monday, August 31; 8am-3pm
Students meet at FRCS shortly before 8am and travel together to Hobbs Peak Park to participate in outdoor rock climbing.

What to bring:

Athletic shoes — closed toe and heel shoes for hiking and lightweight socks
Two full water bottles and a snack/meal to eat during breaks
Day backpack to carry your stuff while we hike to the site
Rain jacket and layers that can be easily removed for changing weather — dress in non-cotton clothing (our climbing site is at a higher elevation where weather can vary); recommended: below the knee pants for abrasion protection
Sun protection: sunscreen, hat with brim. sunglasses; recommended: lightweight, long-sleeved shirt for sun protection

Tuesday, September 1; 8am-3pm
Students meet at FRCS shortly before 8am and travel together to Butler Gulch for a day of hiking.

What to bring:

Comfortable, weather-appropriate hiking clothes and layers
Hiking boots, trail runners, or athletic shoes (no flip-flops or Crocs)
Water bottle
Sunscreen and other sun protection
Sack lunch

Notes for parents

A waiver is required, and it must be completed by Tuesday, August 25 (download the waiver)
If you have concerns or questions, please email Coree Snyder or Jeremy Wall.

11th Grade Retreat: Challenge
The focus of the 11th Grade Adventure and Community Building Retreat is challenge. “Challenge by choice” encourages students to stretch beyond what they think they can do while respecting individual readiness and supporting one another. Juniors will be invited to grow through both adventure and relationships, building the courage, trust, and responsibility expected of upperclassmen.
Monday, August 31-Tuesday, September 1

This is an overnight retreat in Estes Park (YMCA of the Rockies)
Students meet at FRCS at 8am on Monday and arrive back at FRCS on Tuesday by 3:15pm
What to bring:

Overnight bag (complete details will be shared 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 and changing mountain weather

Notes for parents

Please let Brian Gehr or Jeremy Wall know of any dietary restrictions for your student by Friday, August 21
The guides require a waiver (digital) be completed for each student; Or if you prefer to complete a paper waiver print it, fill it out, and turn it into the front office by Tuesday, August 25
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. Clothing should support safe participation, preserve appropriate coverage, and fit the setting and activity. The following guidance applies specifically to athletic and performance wear.
Ladies may wear:

Full-length leggings when paired with a shirt that provides appropriate coverage
Fitted performance shirts that remain within dress code expectations
Athletic tank tops with straps at least three fingers wide

Ladies may NOT wear:

Short shorts; shorts must extend to at least mid-thigh
Shirts or tops that are overly 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 meet dress code expectations

Gentlemen may NOT wear:

Short shorts; shorts must extend at least mid-thigh
Tank tops or sleeveless shirts
