Student Life
School is about more than textbooks—it's about experiences that inspire, friendships that endure, and opportunities to grow. From chapel and performances to traditions and celebrations, student life at Faith Bible is filled with moments that encourage every student to learn, belong, and thrive.
Of course, school is a place to learn—but it's also a place to build friendships, discover new interests, and create memories that last long after graduation. Throughout the year, Faith Bible's calendar is filled with traditions, celebrations, retreats, and special events that bring our community together. These shared experiences help students grow in confidence, strengthen relationships, and make school a place they're excited to be every day.
Each year, our high school students look forward to Homecoming and Prom—two memorable evenings designed to celebrate friendship and community. These events provide students with a fun, welcoming environment where they can enjoy time together while reflecting the character and respect that define our school culture. They are highlights of the school year and memories our students carry long after graduation.
From upper elementary through high school, retreats give students an opportunity to step away from their daily routines and grow together outside the classroom. Whether participating in outdoor adventures, team-building activities, worship, or meaningful conversations, students strengthen friendships, deepen their faith, and return with memories that often become some of their favorite moments at Faith Bible.
Falcon Frenzy is an annual tradition that brings students, families, and the entire Faith Bible community together for a day of fun and purpose. Through activities, friendly competition, and a school-wide fundraiser, students celebrate school spirit while helping support future programs and campus improvements. It's a joyful reminder that when our community comes together, everyone plays a part in helping Faith Bible continue to grow.
Faith is woven into every part of life at Faith Bible. From the classroom to the stage, the athletic field to service opportunities, students are encouraged to know God, love others, and live out their faith in meaningful ways. Through worship, discipleship, and hands-on opportunities to serve, we seek to cultivate hearts that are growing in Christ and prepared to make a lasting impact wherever God leads.
Each week, students gather for age-appropriate chapel experiences designed to encourage spiritual growth and strengthen our school community. Through worship, biblical teaching, student leadership, and interactive experiences, chapel invites students to deepen their faith, encourage one another, and grow in their love for God and others.
Our desire is for students to see God's work beyond their own community. Through international mission opportunities, students have the chance to serve alongside ministry partners, experience different cultures, and witness how God is working around the world. These experiences broaden perspective, deepen compassion, and encourage students to live out Christ's call to serve others.
IMPACT is an annual local missions experience that gives high school students the opportunity to serve throughout our community. Working alongside local ministries and organizations, students spend several days meeting practical needs, building relationships, and learning what it means to serve with humility and compassion. More than a trip, IMPACT encourages students to develop a lifelong heart for serving others.
Ministry Team equips students to lead and serve both within our school and beyond it. From helping lead chapel and worship nights to organizing local and global outreach opportunities, students discover their gifts while learning to encourage others and lead with Christlike character.
Serving others is a vital part of a Faith Bible education. Beginning in the elementary years and continuing through high school, students are encouraged to look beyond themselves and use their gifts to make a difference. Whether through service projects, student leadership, worship, or missions, they learn that leadership is rooted in humility, compassion, and a willingness to serve.
Throughout the year, students participate in a variety of service projects that meet practical needs both locally and beyond. By partnering with ministries and organizations in our community, students learn that even small acts of kindness can make a meaningful difference while developing a lifelong commitment to serving others.
Worship Team provides students with opportunities to use their musical and technical gifts to lead others in worship. Whether singing, playing an instrument, or serving in audio, lighting, or media production, students develop their abilities while helping create meaningful worship experiences for the school community.
The strong relationships between our staff and families are foundational to our success. We not only encourage parents to get involved — we rely on their participation to help our students and teachers thrive.
8:00 am — 2:50 pm
Parents drop off with child. Every morning begins in their classroom with a Class Meeting, with class schedules rotating between PE, music, library, and technology throughout the week. Daily morning recess, lunch and afternoon break. Chapel is once a week.
8:15 am — 3:10 pm
Once dropped off, students check in at their locker and make their way to their homeroom. Each day students will have 7 class periods—including core and 1-2 electives. Middle school students have their own lunch time while high school students are attending a class. Chapel is once a week. Small groups are once a week. Clubs and sports activities are available after school.
8:15 am — 3:10 pm
Students typically check in at their locker and then make their way to their first period class. Each day students will have 7 class periods. Chapel is once a week. Small groups are once a week. Clubs and activities may meet after school. Seniors have the ability to have Early Release based on specific requirements.
The engine of our school community is the events we share together. Life moves quickly — these moments of connection enrich all of our lives and remind us why the Faith Bible Family is so special.
In this course, the major emphasis is on vocal development, music comprehension and the study of a variety of choral repertoire. Students perform at concerts and local festivals and are encouraged to participate in solos and ensembles. This class is for anyone who wishes to use their voice in song to the glory of God. Course objectives include learning vocal technique, basic music theory, and the aspects of rehearsal and performance; becoming strong sight singers; and developing musicianship.
Digital Communication Arts focuses on media production. Using the Adobe Suite (LightRoom, Photoshop, Illustrator, Premiere, After Effects, and Indesign) we begin to build a foundation in media aesthetics, story conceptualization and production planning and execution for graphics, photos, and video. Students will take photos, design graphics, make video’s and create a monthly digital magazine. We will learn the basics behind sound design, lighting, and digital formatting. Students will be asked to be available for after school activities to photo and video.
Worship Team offers the opportunity to train as a worship leader. This group plans worship time, and leads worship for all student activities. They have the opportunity to play an instrument, sing, or do sound, lighting, and video.
