A word from … Kee’Li Fachathaler
Hello. My name is Kee’Li Fachathaler, and I am the Student Leadership Coalition (SLC) President at FRCS Senior High. We have worked hard to help raise school spirit among students and teachers by creating new...
A word from … Eli Spector
Words Matter “You’re adventurous.” “You’re such a careful thinker.” “It’s ok if it is not perfect – stuff is rarely perfect on a first attempt.“ “I know you well enough to know you won’t give...
A word from … Jeremy Wall
O Come, All Ye Faithful My favorite part of the Christmas season has got to be Christmas music. I honestly can’t wait until it’s considered acceptable to start listening to the songs of Christmas each...
A word from … Rod Ross
Whoever dwells in the shelter of the Most High will rest in the shadow of the Almighty. I will say of the Lord, “He is my refuge and my fortress, my God, in whom I...
A word from … Scott Perry
“He took him outside and said ‘Look up at the sky and count the stars—If indeed you can count them.’ Then he said him, ‘So shall your offspring be.’” ~ Genesis 15:5 As Eva and...
A word from … Brian Gehr
You cannot make men good by law: and without good men you cannot have a good society. ~ C.S. Lewis, Mere Christianity As candidate ads for the midterm elections peppered my mailbox and computer screen...
A word from … David Cooper
Every educational institution is training their students to think in some way and to value certain things. Public, private, secular, or faith-based, they have a vision for the students they are teaching. They are all...
A word from … Learning Services
Heather Jones is the Senior High Learning Specialist at Front Range Christian School. She wrote this entry on behalf of the Learning Services Team. From the first moment I stepped foot on Front Range Christian’s...
A word from … Héctor Jardón
Fall break is upon us and there isn’t a better phrase to describe my (as well as many of my colleagues, I’m certain) excitement than, “I am ready for it.” Whether a student, a teacher,...
A word from … David Cooper
During a drive back from a recent middle school football game I was asked why I left public education for Christian education. My answer focused on one memory from a long road lined with impactful...
