Lego / Board Game Club
Our PTF runs an after school Lego Club for the kids, and we are excited for another year! We will continue to have board games available in addition to the Lego fun, as they have been a hit with the kids. We also provide a snack and drink during this time. Dates for Lego/Board Game Club will be announced by the PTF via take home flyers, signup sheets, and posted on the PTF monthly calendar.
Craft Club
Craft Club is open to all students K-12 and any family member that would like to join! Parents are welcome, too!
Dates for Craft Club will be announced by the PTF via take home flyers, signup sheets, and posted on the PTF monthly calendar.
Roller Skating Club
Roller Skating Club is a fellowship event at Big Wheel. **This is a FAMILY event (NOT a drop-off event) Parents are responsible for transporting/ coordinating transportation for students attending.
Dates for Roller Skating Club will be announced by the PTF via take home flyers, signup sheets, and posted on the PTF monthly calendar.
Intramural/Dodgeball Club
Dates for Dodgeball Club will be announced by the PTF via take home flyers, signup sheets, and posted on the PTF monthly calendar.
Bible Studies
Guys and Girls Bible studies are available once a week during lunch.
National Honor Society (NHS)
Involvement in the National Honor Society is strictly voluntary; however, there are advantages to membership. This is a prestigious nationwide organization that has been in existence for over seventy-five years. Many colleges and universities look favorably upon potential students who are members of the society, and there are scholarships awarded by the National Honor Society itself to a few worthy seniors nationwide. The FCS chapter also awards a scholarship to one or more of our senior members. NHS is engaged in various fund-raisers, group service projects and other worthy activities to demonstrate the students’ excellence in the areas of scholarship, service, leadership and character.
The Faith Christian School chapter of the National Honor Society invites current student with a 3.5 or higher GPA to apply for membership. The student must maintain the academic criterion and meet the leadership and service standards. Once those are met, the student’s name is submitted to our faculty council for recommendation. If the majority of the five members of the faculty council feel the student has demonstrated the traits associated with scholarship, service, leadership and character, they will then be inducted as a member of the National Honor Society.
Student Council
The Student Council consists of class officers from grades 9-12, and three representatives from 6th-8th grades. Eighth through twelfth grade officers/representatives will be nominated, elected, and will serve according to the standards established within the Student Government Constitution. Sixth and seventh grade representatives will be appointed by the homeroom teachers and principal. From this body, a president, vice president, treasurer, secretary, and chaplain will be elected.
Student council is the one organization in middle school & high school that exists to be representative of the student body and serve as the collective voice of the students. Student councils support the educational mission of schools through programming and sponsorship of activities and events that contribute to a positive climate to foster academic and social growth. Student councils open doors for students to experience and practice democratic principles and learn the value of participatory citizenship.
