From August to May, students' minds are filled with academic data that grows them intellectually. However, it's the emotional experiences that they do not soon forget as they accumulate their personal scrapbook of unforgettable moments! From Fifth Grade DARE and Second Grade CARE graduations to FROG day in sixth grade, the 100th day celebration and the schoolwide Eagle Pride week, their is something for everyone to take in and cherish the memories.

The Sophomore Class and Advanced Speech Class spent the winter and spring months preparing for their April 24 and 26 performances of The Adventures of Tom Sawyer. Mrs. Cris Brunson, speech teacher, and her mother, Sherri Hohneisen, have coached the students to grow in their speech and drama abilities. The play production and preparation has given the classes greater opportunity to strengthen character and reflect God-given abilities to advance the Kingdom of God.

Junior and Senior classes united for the annual FCS banquet in honor of the Senior class. The "Evening Under the Garden Lights" was hosted by Rolling Acre Farms in Asheboro. Mrs. Claire Baker, junior sponsor, led the junior class in preparing a "Senior Prophecy" video for entertainment, and the seniors left their "Last Will and Testaments" through fun gifts to the juniors. Pastor Matthew Hobbs of Burlington spoke to the students from Proverbs 4:23 on "Guarding Their Hearts."

Elementary students celebrated their love for reading with Dr. Seuss activities---games, skits, classwork and interesting snacks! Dressing up to illustrate Dr. Seuss book themes made the days school days to be remembered as "best days" of the year.

Two weeks of snow days created a backup of school events! Returning to school looked like three weeks of activities made into one eventful blast! From school spirit dressup to our spiritual emphasis with guest speakers coming in for chapel throughout the week, the Valentine's fundraiser ended the week with a celebration of games, singing Valentines, plus balloons and gifts all over campus! What a week after a snow vacation!

Homecoming 2025 celebrated the return of graduates young and old as well as honored the 23 seniors and their families. The spotlight served to glorify the Lord as each senior was recognized for his/her attribute that portrays the image of our Creator. We pray our seniors will shine the light of the Gospel at FCS and in our world. In addition, recognition was given to choice servants who were added to the "faithful servant" wall in the Eagle gymnasium. The Lord has blessed FCS

Wow! The students so beautifully praised our Savior and encouraged the Christmas cheer! We appreciate our students' diligence and our teachers' faithfulness as the Lord was exalted in song and hand bells this Christmas season. He deserves the glory!

A change up to the average day of school, our middle and high school students experienced Camp Refuge for a day! With preaching, singing, activities and free food, the students responded well to teaching on dating relationships and the "on the spot" two-man competitions before their peers. Brothers and pastors, Nathaniel and Matthew Hobbs joined Samuel Daniel to provide a great atmosphere for fun and growth.

The Faith family and community gathered to show their support to FCS! The expected BBQ plates and student activities carried on with additions of a larger pop-up market, food trucks and live Gospel music. When night fell the children were first in line for the spooky trail, capture the flag and outdoor movie while their parents attended the annual auction. All was well, and FCS is so thankful for its loyal supporters!

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