Stucki Jewelrs knows the school has been hit hard with budget cuts, tighter incomes, and lower student enrollment. We will collect “scrap gold” now through February 26, and refine it for money back to FLCS.

For more information call the school offices, Willard Schoellerman, or James Arbaugh at Stucki Jewlers at (530) 272-1266

The winner of spirit week competitions will be announced at half time of the varsity boy’s game. Immediately following the last game of the evening the 2010 winter Homecoming Court will be presented and our King and Queen will be crowned. We look forward to seeing you at this special event.

Larry has been a pioneer in the security industry on a world wide scale for many years. He holds numerous product patents which have revolutionized aspects of the industry. You will notice a link on this post to two articles about Larry. One is descriptive of a moment of recognition for his contributions to the security industry in general, the other describes what he is currently doing with his philanthropy specific to the California Mission system. This is a fasinating read and an incredible project. You will really enjoy this particular article!

Perhaps you have noticed the security system throughout our high school and jr. high school campus. The installation, maintenance, constant upgrading, and support of the system is a result of Larry Tracy and his support of Christian education. I could provide you with a list of a half a dozen other ways that Larry has gifted this institution (you would be blown away), but I do not think he would want me to do that.

I suppose that is why Larry reminds me of those the apostle Paul speaks of in this passage from Corinthians, he symbolizes the kind of people that are supposed to make up the Kingdom of God; people who advance His Kingdom agenda without a concern about what they might receive in return. That single, self-less expression is so typical of Larry, and candidly so many other people who comprise this school community. Thank you Larry Tracy for your generosity to this specific place, but more importantly to the Kingdom of God, and my heartfelt thanks to the many throughout this school community who selflessly give to His Kingdom work. It is true that God sees in the moment…but others are watching as well.

Tracy Inducted into the Hall of Fame
Tracy on a Mission

It was a new experience for the twenty-eight member Chamber Choir from Forest Lake Christian HS. To have the opportunity to sing in the Rotunda of the State Capitol Museum was both musically satisfying, but also a wonderful ministry opporunity. The choir performed an hour long a cappella concert featuring many beloved Christmas carols and other seasonal favorites. This appearance was part of the Holiday Seasonal Music festival in which groups from all over the Sacramento Valley have the chance to sing in the Rotunda. It was a first appearance for FLCS, but the first of many, as the choir received not only a grand applause when finished, but an invitation to return next year.

The echo of sound from their a cappella voices drifting through the halls of the capitol building gave the choir and passers by a musical treat, but the choir also recognized that they had the opportunity to share the Christmas message to all who would stop and listen.

The Chamber Choir, along with the Bella Voce Women’s Choir, RMS (Real Men Sing) Men’s Choir, Falcon Chorale and Jr. High Chorale, will present their annual Christmas concert on two nights, Monday and Tuesday, December 14, and 15 at Combie Bible Church in Grass Valley (LOP). We invite you to join us for one of these evenings to enjoy the music of the Christmas season. Many of the selections performed at the capitol will also be presented these evenings.

We wish all of our school families, as well as extended church families both a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. It is our prayer that you will not only recognize celebrate the birth of the infinite infant, but that you will take Him out of the manger, and place Him in your hearts.

As you travel to and from school, please be aware that Combie Road is very icy. Please drive very slowly.

Make certain you come out and take advantage of watching some Falcon basketball this winter…who knows…you just may be watching a future NBA player!