The term ‘Lifer’ affectionately represents those students who have completed all 13 years of education at Fresno Christian Schools. This year’s graduating class will honor 11 students who all began...

Brennen Tozlian, '21, practices a part of the winter gurd routine during practice, Feb. 7. The winter guard team will compete Feb. 10 at Clovis East at 6:12 p.m.

For the sixth year in a row, choir students showcase their individual voices in the Valentine's Day concert, Feb 11. While other choir performances focus on group performances, this concert allows...

With the spread of the COVID-19 across the United States, lives are put at risk on a daily basis. Grocery stores are packed, shelves are emptied and cleaning necessities are out of stock. The virus has caused a nationwide shift as people decipher between hoarding products and stocking up for their family's needs. Grandparents and elderly individuals remain at high risk of catching the coronavirus and are encouraged to socially distance and isolate themselves to prevent infection. The inability to attend to those who rely on the daily care of family members causes worry, especially for caretakers.

Happy first day of Spring! Also known as the Vernal Equinox, this is the first day when the sun crosses the celestial equator heading northward, March. 19.

The fifth annual Valentine’s Day concert is held in the Student Ministries Center, Feb. 9. Concert Choir and ensemble members sing a variety of love, breakup and friendship songs, all celebrating Valentine's day.

Continuing for its fifth year, the annual Valentine’s Day Concert highlights 18 students singing various love or break-up songs, Feb. 15. With dinner served before the singing, the concert features the largest amount of singers since its beginning.

Everyday, journalists put into practice their First Amendment rights. Specifically, they implement the freedom of speech and press. The Student Press Law Center (SPLC) is an organization that provides help to students, upholding their title as reporters in the journalism world.

Dynamic duos dressed as Mario and Luigi, Spider-Man and Mary Jane, and ketchup and mustard boarded the buses for Sadies, Nov. 9. Excitement filled the air as the food, rides and thrills of the Santa Cruz Boardwalk awaited the (number) students. The family-operated Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk opened up to entertain locals and visitors in 1907 and has run year-round ever since. The boardwalk also holds the title of the oldest amusement park in California and one of the last seaside amusement parks on the west coast of the United States.

The second annual Fresno Christian Daddy Daughter Date Night is just ahead, 6-8 p.m., Oct. 11. With the theme of Boots and Beauties, the event encourages attendees to wear country-themed attire. A traditional tri-tip barbeque meal and a s'mores dessert station will be provided along with games and country music.

At the beginning of the year, art teacher Vickey Belmont asks her students to create a project that lets her know a little about them. Art II students are asked to draw 20 images that they feel describe themselves and their personality. In this first art project, the student are required to assimilate various elements of art and design.

Students are completing scratchboard art, which is cardboard with a thin coating of fine white clay, covered by a layer of India ink. The surface starts out black and the students scratch off the coating to reveal the surface of the board, which can be various colors.