Due to field conditions we will NOT be meeting at Bear River for our homecoming game Friday night.
The game will start on the FLCS field at 4pm and the crowning will take place on the track by 6pm. We still offer a full dinner menu on the patio adjacent to the multipurpose room. Hope to see you there!
One change resulting from our on-line book purchases, is that the fees for all elective classes, physical education, all choirs, and specific testing fees will not be collected when placing your textbook order. You will be receiving a statement for all relevant fees within the first two weeks of the new school year. In an effort to help you budget for those future expendituresl see the following list of courses and their respective fees. Please note that these fees have not increased for several years as they continue to be sufficient to meet our expenses for each class.
Physical Education
Shirt $10.00
Shorts $15.00
Locker/Health $10.00
Testing
Plan Test for Sophomores Test/ResuIts $20.00
PSAT Test for Juniors Test/Results $20.00
Video for Seniors DVD $20.00
Additional Fees
All Choirs Music $35.00
(Selected students and choirs will be assessed an ACSI fee in the spring of 2010 which will be Collected by the Music Department.)
Art Supplies $75.00
Drama Production $35.00
Journalism/Media Arts Lab$35.00
Photography/Film $75.00
Yearbook…
Parent Education Night
A Partnership in Eternal Education
Thursday, May 7 @ 7:00 p.m.
High School Multi-Purpose Room
Worldview—Living As A Leader
Ben Williams, Director Summit Ministries Conferences and Worldview Team Director at Bryan College, Dayton, Tennessee
“Equipping students as godly leaders requires knowing the answers to the important questions in life.”
Please mark your calendar, invite a guest and RSVP to help us plan well. Please call the high school office at 530-269-1540 or 530-268-0931.
It is the purpose of the Christian education to teach that the Lord Jesus Christ is to be preeminent in all aspects of life, including education. That comprehensive principle underlies every aspect of academic study, each activity, and all of school life. The Bible is emphatic in all of its statements concerning Christ: i.e. Colossians 1:16-18, speaks of Christ’s preeminence! Romans 11:36, speaks of Christ as the creative force!
There is a clear, critical difference between the Biblical and the secular viewpoints of any subject. Even though the facts of knowledge are identical for both, the Christian school teaches that no subject can be taught in the totality of its truth when the Creator is denied or ignored, which is the case in secular schools. Knowledge is purified by the recognition of God’s rightful place in it. The Christian school provides sound academic education, character education, and a wholesome activity program which…
Congratulations go to 1st - 4th grade students Abby Zuschlag, Sara Ritchart, Emily Johnson, Annika Nystrom, Harry Zea, Jeremy Grady, Annalie Bywaters, Michael Ernst, Kristin Comeaux, Katelyn Grganto, Danielle Shumaker, Daniel Hanson, Faith Menary, Hannah Cowles, Amy Sitcler, and Alessandra Mc Clain who represented Forest Lake Christian School at the ACSI Lower Elementary Spelling Bee.
On February 23rd, 1st - 4th grade students participated in the ACSI Elementary Spelling Bee. Congratulations go to all students for their diligent work. Awards were received by the following students:
Grade 1 – Hannah Cowles 2nd
Grade 2 – Katelyn Grganto 1st, Daniel Hanson 2nd
Grade 3 – Annalie Bywaters 1st, Harry Zea 2nd
Grade 4 – Abby Zuschlag 2nd, Sarah Ritchart 3rd
Join us on Thursday evening the 15th of January for our second Parent
Education Night of the school year. For ten years we have been providing
Biblical Worldview Instruction to our school families. Our focus this year
is on the Formation of Godly Character. Pastor Phil Sparing of Auburn Grace
Community Church will be talking to us about the value of teaching our
children about delaying gratification, making good advanced decisions,
strong modeling, accountability and consequences.
We will be meeting in the high school multi-purpose room at 7:00 p.m. and
concluding our time together by 8:30 p.m. As is our custom, dinner is
provided as well as child care. RSVP is appreciated.
On Thursday evening the 29th of January our high school administration will
be conducting a workshop on transitioning from junior high into high school.
Various topics will be discussed including the application process, our
academic program, accreditation, alumni, assessment, athletics, our choir
program, leadership opportunities, and much more. This is a fast paced
informative meeting designed for anyone interested in attending our high
school. Many resources will be available and all are welcome! No need to
RSVP and bring a friend.
