If you’re wondering if a Front Range Christian education is worth it, check out the stories of some our alumni. The written stories are listed alphabetically by first name; the year indicates their graduation year. Video stories are listed in the order they were uploaded (most recent on top).
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Sierra proudly calls herself an FRCS “lifer,” having attended the school from kindergarten through graduation in 2017. She returned to the school to teach and in 2022 moved into the Director of Student Guidance position. She recalls the relational aspects of her experiences and the impact the Explore program had on her.
Robyn attended FRCS for her high school years, graduating in 2007. She came to work for the school in 2011. Her son is currently a kindergartner at FRCS. Robyn has the unique perspective of seeing FRCS through the eyes of a student, staff member, and parent.
Graduating in 2016, Nicole had been an FRCS student since first grade. She returned to the school that formed so much of her life and now teaches junior high Bible courses. In this story, she shares a bit about how FRCS helped form her into the person she has become and what it means to her to be able to teach the Bible to junior high students.
Rachel graduated from Front Range Christian School in 2003. In the first video, we hear a bit of her story. In the second video, she shares a word of wisdom for current FRCS students.
Kindra graduated from Front Range Christian School in 2006. She shares the impact that FRCS had on her and her walk with Christ, and how it prepared her to make an impact the world, even in small towns.
Whitnee graduated from Front Range Christian School in 2010. She shares about her experiences at FRCS in being prepared for college and equipped to make an impact for Christ.