The aspirations of most high school sophomores consist of distant goals which they hope to take on beyond high school. However, Mason Beal, ‘22, spends each school day keeping up with friends, school work and finishing his day on the family ranch, pursuing his goal of becoming a professional horse breeder. Beal, a fifth-generation trainer at Beal’s Quarter Horses, chases a career as a horse breeder and hopes to major in equine reproduction. Growing up on his family ranch provided Beal with first-hand experience and knowledge about breeding, training and ranch maintenance. 

Robert Foshee’s Economics class hosts the 15th annual Econ Fair at lunch, March 30. Seniors are allotted four weeks to create their product, budget, advertise and market to eventually sell their...

Basketball senior night celebrates the end of a season for the class of '22,  along with their families, Feb. 24. Senior girls include Makayla Davila, Carlee Zamarripa, Haley Wedeking and Jackie...

Basket ball Senior Night from The Feather Online on Vimeo. Basket ball Senior Night honors 10 senior players before their games , Feb. 8. The night kicks of with a win by the FC girls basketball...

After a two-year hiatus, the basketball season has officially begun. Every game students fill the nuthouse with families packing the gymnasium, screaming and cheering for the team. The basketball team...

With the continuing outbreak of the corona virus, schools around the world shut down to keep students and faculty safe. Many schools, including Fresno Christian, continue education on various online platforms. Utilizing Schoology, FCS teachers continue assigning and grading work.

The campus chamber choir plans on singing in a mass choir at the annual Disneyland Candlelight Concert, Dec. 8. A day later the campus choral program will perform in the Lessons & Carols Christmas concert in the Peoples Church Auditorium, Dec. 9, at 7 p.m.

Arriving at FC in 2015, campus math teacher Kristina Breshears employs patience and kindness in her teaching style. After becoming a stay-at-home-mom to care for her three kids, Breshears decided to return to instruct math. After teaching for seven years at Central High East campus, she is entering her fourth year at FC.

As bells jingle, trees are put up, and lights shine, high schoolers give subtle or very obvious hints as to what they want for Christmas. For some parents they are left in the dark, with not knowing what they might want. The origin of Christmas began with Jesus‘s birth, as a symbol for all Christians that God gave up his son to save us. He gave a gift to us, as the wise men gave gifts to Jesus. In remembrance of what a God has done we give gifts to others.

P.E. and track coach, Mick Fuller, encourages students to live a healthier lifestyle by teaching the high school track team lifting techniques in Barbell Club and training in strength and conditioning class, Oct. 12.

Science department shares excitement for improved facilities After years of teaching in only one room for multiple classes of science, Dr. Karen Walters and Scott Bucher now instruct in their own lab...

The famed Constitution test is the right of passage for campus eighth graders. The test, administered on the morning of Dec. 1, is followed by the 'State Dinner'. For numerous years, junior high teacher Hallie Rojeski has taught the Constitution because it provides students the knowledge of how the government under which they live works.