Events and Newsletters

Crusader Cards are back for 2022! Ask a student or the office about the discounts.

Upcoming Events   

  

Reenrollment Packets

Reenrollment for the 2022‐2023 school year has begun.  Reenrollment packets were sent home with students.  The information is also under For Parents>Enrollment.

 

 

Senior Class Trip

The senior class will take their class trip May 7-14.

 

 

Vacation Stations 2022

Vacation Stations summer workbooks are back!  The Vacation Stations review book will help students retain math, language, and reading skills they have worked on all year. Keep your child's brain tuned up all summer with only two pages per day of review. Available for students in K5-Grade 6.

Please click here for the order form.  Please return order forms, with payment, by Friday, May 13, 2022. 

 

Kindergarten Graduation

Kindergarten graduation will be held on Friday, May 13, at 7:00 p.m.

May 13, is the last day for pre-school 3, pre-K4, and Kindergarten.

Final Exams

Secondary students will take final exams on Tuesday and Wednesday, May 17-18.

 

Early Dismissal

Thursday, May 19, is an early dismissal day (11:30 a.m.) for all students in order to allow teachers time to finalize grades and prepare awards for Friday.

 

Last Day of School

May 20, is the final day of school. The elementary awards program will begin at 8:45 a.m. The secondary awards program will begin at 10:00 a.m. Both ceremonies will be in the gym. Students will be dismissed at 11:30 a.m.

Senior Graduation

Senior graduation will be Friday, May 20, at 7:00 p.m. in the gym.

 

Report Cards

Report cards may be available for pick up on Friday, May 27, between 9:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. All accounts must be paid-in-full in order for us to release any student records including final report cards.

 

Art Smart Summer Camps

Art Smart is a great opportunity for your child to participate in summer camps that will be focused on art!  If you have any questions, please contact the school office at 740-335-7262.

Click here for more information.

Dates of the camps are:

May 23rd-27th - 10:00 a.m. - Noon     Colors Galore!
May 23rd-27th - 12:30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.   Perfect Your Drawing Skills
July 18th-22nd - 10:00 a.m. - Noon    Stencil It!
July 18th-22nd - 12: 30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.   Who's Who in Art?
August 1st-5th - 10:00 a.m. - Noon    Cultural Crafts
August 1st-5th - 12:30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.     Texture in Art

 

2021-22 Yearbook

Yearbook orders are now being taken for the 2021 – 2022 school year.

You can reserve your copy of the most amazing edition of Sword and Shield in recent memory.  Full of memories from classes, field trips, Camp Peniel, soccer, the BCSO basketball and volleyball championships, art, special dinners, formal and so much more…this edition will be a keepsake for years to come.  Secure your copy of Sword and Shield by completing the order form below and sending it to the school office with your payment of $30 by April 15th, 2022.  After April 15th the cost will be $35.

Click here for an order form for the FCS 2021-22 yearbook.  If you have any questions, please contact the school office at 740-335-7262.  

Tax Credit Information

Tax Credit for Families with children enrolled in a Non-chartered, Non-public School
You may claim a nonrefundable tax credit of $500 or $1,000 for tuition and curriculum expenses. This credit can be applied to your state tax liability when you file your income tax return. You may claim up to $500 if your household income is less than $50,000, or $1,000 if your household income is $50,000 but less than $100,000.

   

Fine Arts Department Fundraiser 

The 7th-12th grade students are having a fundraiser selling vouchers for Rachel (McClish) Conn’s homemade pies. The primary goal of this fundraiser is to pay for the students’ entry fees for the BCSO competition in March. Any extra funds raised will be used for other fine arts-related needs.

Each $15 voucher is good for one pie and is valid for an entire year. Pies may be ordered any time of the year with a one-week notice required. These vouchers  make great gifts for others.

Any secondary student will be happy to sell you a voucher (or two). If you don’t know anyone in high school, you may contact the school office to purchase vouchers.

Thank you for your support!

Note to Secondary Students:

If a student sells all five vouchers they were issued, the profit pays for the student’s entry fee. If you haven’t sold the vouchers yet, we request that you return them along with the $15 entry fee. If you have sold some of the vouchers, you may return the unsold vouchers and the money for the ones that you sold, and then pay the difference of the $15 entry fee.

 

Visit the new Wish List on myregistry.com.

If you would like to bless Fayette Christian School in a tangible way, just check out our wish list at MyRegistry for specific items that the teachers or administrators would love to use at the school.  Items can be shipped directly to FCS.  Check it out!

Use FCSwishlist to log in.

  

Teachers and Volunteers Needed

We are looking for teachers for 5th grade and secondary mathematics.

We also need volunteers for the library.

If you have a recommendation, or would like to be considered for one of these positions, please contact Larry Fitch.

 

Delays or Cancellations

Please be sure to watch Gradelink for text alerts concerning delays or cancellations.  See the Closings and Delays page for more details.

**In the event of a school cancellation, we may call a remote learning day. Teachers will prepare the students before leaving school for the possibility based on the weather forecast by sending home materials and having the students take home needed books and supplies. Teachers will also communicate via the various platforms they are already using such as Google Classroom, Class Dojo, Gradelink, etc.

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Guidelines for Health and Safety

GENERAL INFORMATION

The following is information regarding the steps we are taking to try to minimize the potential impact of the Corona virus.

At this time, per our school board’s decision, we will not be requiring masks, but, of course, parents may choose to have their children wear masks. We will continue with distancing where needed such as in the lunchroom. We will follow other protocols as appropriate such as daily disinfecting of classrooms. We will continue not to use the water fountains, so students will need to have water bottles. We will continue to emphasize hand washing and the use of hand sanitizer. Guidelines are subject to change as the need arises. Procedures may be adjusted as necessary as we continue to monitor the health of our school. We will continue our approach of being responsible while being reasonable.

We will follow three basic guidelines:

  1. Social Distancing when possible.
  2. Hand washing and sanitizing.
  3. Cleaning high-touch surfaces.

We will focus on these three areas in the following ways:

ARRIVAL

We ask that you self-assess your child before coming to school. If your child shows symptoms of being sick (fever, vomiting, diarrhea, etc.), please keep your child home.

Students with a temperature of 100 degrees or higher will not be allowed to stay at school.

Students will order lunch in their homeroom. Lunch orders, heats, and colds will be collected from the homerooms.

ROUTINES

The drinking fountains will be off limits. Each student must have his own water bottle. Teachers will take their class to the kitchen for filling and refilling water bottles at the large sinks. The teacher should turn on the water and allow the student to hold his/her bottle for filling.

Students may not share supplies.

Students may have assigned seats in classes, the lunch room, and the auditorium.

Regular handwashing and hand sanitizing will be observed.

Classes will stay in their cohort as much as possible.

MASKS

Students are not required to wear masks at this time.  Parents may choose to have their children wear masks.

DEPARTURE

We will follow the usual carline procedures. 

CUSTODIAL

Frequent cleaning of high-contact areas will be done throughout the school day. At the end of the day, teachers will wipe down all contact areas.

PROTOCOLS TO DEAL WITH EXPOSURE TO COVID-19

If a student becomes sick while at school, he/she will be immediately isolated and supervised in the side room of the church nursery near the church office. The student will remain there until a parent or other caretaker can come to take the student home.

If a student or staff member tests positive for Covid-19, the Fayette County Health Department will contact us and will direct us as to who will need to be quarantined or isolated and for how long.

In the event of the quarantine of a student, cohort (class), or entire school, distance learning will be used to maintain the learning process.

 

 

Fayette Christian School is set on providing the children of our community and surrounding area with an exceptional educational experience that will prepare them for life and give them an opportunity to grow as a disciple of Jesus Christ.

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