Another Busy Summer
Another busy summer, but fun! From gardening in the Alley Cats to Maine, to fly fishing on the Eagle River, to putting the finishing touches on our Climbing Wall…to enrolling new children and ordering new...
Vaccinations & Medications
from FRCS School Nurse, Lori O’Keefe: Here’s what you need to know for the new school year Summer has barely started, but the next school year is around the corner! I have been communicating with...
The Social Dilemma
Author’s note: I was given permission to write this blog post for the school’s website, but the opinions herein are my own and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of Front Range Christian School or...
Creating a Boy-Friendly Elementary School
written by Dan Sarian “The sad truth is that the educational deficits of boys may be one of the least-studied phenomena in American education” ~ Sommers, 2013, p. 38 My growing focus and emphasis as...
Children Are Natural Worshipers
written by Dan Sarian Skeptics among us might read this post’s title and think, “oh yeah, they’re natural worshippers alright. They worship themselves!” Ouch. Unless we’re being a little too hard on Calvinists, let’s all...
Common Concerns about Christian Education
Front Range Christian School is a unique community of teachers, parents, administrators, and students. Our community works together to raise up Christian scholars who will impact the world for Christ. We take an intentional and...
Is Your School a Safe Place to Fail?
Editor’s note: This is an article written by FRCS Head of School David Cooper for an upcoming issue of CSE Magazine from ACSI. This issue of CSE asked the question, “Is your school a safe...
The Virtues of a Christian Scholar
1. Faith Believes in a Biblical foundation for all learning 2. Courage Perseveres after truth even when risks exist 3. Integrity Possesses impeccable academic integrity 4. Creativity Creates culture not just condemning, critiquing and consuming...
Christian Education: Beauty beyond skin deep (part 2)
by David Cooper Continuing the thought that a Christian education is not about Christian accessories but about the essentials, this issue of The Front Page explores those essentials not covered in last month’s issue. Our...
Christian Education: Beauty beyond skin deep (part 1)
by David Cooper So many from the outside see Christian education as different, due to what they view as “accessories.” Looking in, they see prayer, chapel, discipleship groups, mission trips, and Bible classes as good...
