The Center for Lifelong Learning
Equipped with new scientific data and a strong belief in the human spirit FRCS is taking a fresh look at how students learn.
Classical Education
What does it mean that FRCS is a classically based school? For some, classical education means adding Latin and the study of classical literature to a school’s curricula.
The Learning Center
BEYOND Program
FRCS recognizes that some students may benefit from additional resources that take them “beyond” the normal curriculum expectations.
The FRCS Beyond Program, administered by the Center for Lifelong Learning, provides students with exceptional learning abilities the opportunities to increase their learning experiences through a variety of projects and assignments, including STEM-oriented activities, additional reading and associated tasks, extracurricular events, and more.
Students are recognized for the Beyond program through a variety of assessment tools.
Parents are notified of their child’s acceptance into the program.
Additional fees may exist for this program.
Students in the FRCS Beyond Program are also encouraged to participate in the on-campus dual enrollment with Lord Fairfax Community College beginning in tenth grade.
If you would like your child evaluated for participation in the Beyond Program, please contact the school office for more information.
Why Cursive Writing
In opposition to the current trends of promoting screen time and keyboard use by students, educators and parents have overlooked the benefits of handwriting in stimulating several areas of the brain, creating deeper memory pathways, lowering emotional tension, increasing fine-motor coordination, producing fluency, establishing multi-processing efficiency, and clarifying personal thought…
College Counseling
Front Royal Christian School works with your learner throughout his or her academic career, seeking opportunities to explore interests and strengths, to identify potential career paths.
Beginning in ninth grade, FRCS centers its college counseling program on working with students individually to identify the colleges and programs that suit them best and form the bridges between their past achievements and future aspirations.
High school students are guided in their registrations for PSATs, SATs, ACTs, and preparatory programs. Tours to college campuses of interest are scheduled each fall for students to get firsthand experience with the schools that interest them.
The results speak for themselves.
Our students have been accepted at the following colleges and universities:
Some of our students opt for vocational school or the military. Students have a 95% acceptance rate at the college of their preferred choice.
Service Learning
“Love is a one-way street. It always moves away from self in the direction of the other. Love is the ultimate gift of our selves to others. When we stop giving we stop loving, when we stop loving we stop growing, and unless we grow we will never attain personal fulfillment; we will never open out to receive the life of God. It is through love we encounter God.” –Mother Teresa
FRCS partners education with formation. Through acts of service, students develop compassion, humility, and mercy as crucial character traits that they will take into their future lives. Jesus Christ taught us to serve through His own acts of service.
Students participate in many opportunities to serve their peers, elders, families, neighbors, and the world. Some of these acts include:
- Nursing home visits
- Handmade cards and crafts for shut-ins and the terminally ill
- Various service jobs on campus including set-up and clean-up of special events
- Operation Christmas Child (both gift boxes and volunteering at distribution center)
- Donation of food to shelters and collection programs
- Senior Mission Trip (location/focus varies each year)
