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Lower School
Faith Christian School’s elementary education, or Lower School (junior kindergarten through fifth grade), inspires wonder and discovery in an atmosphere of support and care. We nurture each student's God-given love of learning, relentless curiosity, never-ending list of questions, and ability to reason.
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Middle School
Our sixth through eighth-grade faculty excels in guiding students through their middle school years. Faith Christian School partners with parents so students excel academically, demonstrate empathy, and face personal challenges with confidence in who God has made them to be.
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Upper School
Faith Christian’s high school education, or upper school, is focused on helping students develop confidence for the future. Deep integration of all subjects in High School results in a “real world” view that prepares students for college and to fulfill their God-given purpose. Across the board, graduates of Christan Classical schools say they were better prepared for college and for life, in this study conducted by the prestigious research center of Notre Dame.
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Fine Arts Program
Our art curriculum equips students to learn to see, understand, and appreciate beauty—training their hands and eyes to reflect God through the beauty of fine arts.
Explore art, music, and theater.
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Music
Faith Christian School includes a deep emphasis on music, including opportunities for grades to learn instruments and individuals to shine with their God-given talents. Both instruction and weekly chapels provide an immersion into good music that invites us to participate in worship.
Nature Studies
Faith Christian School's lower school curriculum includes a weekly segment outside, studying God's creation up-close. This hands-on sharpens observation skills and deepens appreciation for nature, including patterns, textures, and details.
Our Nature Studies director, Bryn Sowder, has shared her vision for the program in a blog post, here.
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