A word from … Emma Eliason
I am a senior at Front Range. I have been the Spiritual Life Prefect (in the Student Leadership Coalition) for the past 3 years now. As the Spiritual Life Prefect, I have worked closely with...
A word from … Lance Ferrin
Lance is a member of the FRCS Board. This week, I had the opportunity to have breakfast with the seniors and the FRCS school board. Although I didn’t get a chance to talk to everyone,...
A word from … Aubren Self
My husband and I have talked about replacing the table in our home, but I cannot help that I feel attached to our old special piece of IKEA furniture. It’s a reminder of all the...
A word from … Jeremy Wall
TRUST As an aspiring rock climber, I am always coping with the idea of trust. Everything about rock climbing embodies trust. I have to trust the gear I’m using — Is my rope strong enough?...
A word from … Dave Sherman
Dave Sherman is Director of Business Development. He’s also the father of two alumnae, served as a baseball coach, was formerly Executive Director, and heads Stewardship Ambassadors, an organization which exists to lead believers to...
A word from … Suzanne Eitzen
When my family left the mission field and moved to Colorado in 2007, we knew only one family in Littleton. Along with a favorite dentist, doctor, and insurance agent, they highly recommended FRCS as a...
A word from … Jessica Koch
This school year begins my 7th year at Front Range Christian School, and I feel that I’ve been around long enough to see the authentic qualities that make FRCS unique. When thinking of the big...
A word from … Lance Ferrin
Lance Ferrin is an FRCS Board member. As we embark on another exciting year at FRCS, I am grateful for the opportunity to serve alongside such a dedicated and loving community. Our school has always...
A word from … Sierra Downs
Meaning in Moments At the start of this new academic year, I find myself reflecting on the power of moments. The life of a school is punctuated by meaningful moments—commencements, continuations, award ceremonies, senior games,...
A word from … Eli Spector
“Attention is the rarest and purest form of generosity.” ~ Simone Weil School starts. Hallways are full. The noise and chatter and clanging of lockers makes the building feel more alive than it has felt...
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