Fayetteville Christian School

1422 Ireland Dr, Fayetteville, NC, 28304-0283
FCS offers a quality non-denominational Christian academic program. We have had three National Merit winners and ten students attend Governor's School. The class of 2006 was offered $600,000 in academic scholarhsips to attend various colleges and universities. We offer a strong Christian discipleship program that encourages students to grow in their relationship with God. Students are involved in community service and missions work. FCS offers a warm and friendly family environment.

School Overview:

Fayetteville Christian School
Religious Affiliation Christian (no specific denomination)
Grades Offered Grades Prekindergarten - 12
Year Founded 1986
Student Body
Total Students 661 students
Student Body Type Co-ed
% Students of Color 27% (NC School Avg.: 22%)
Students by Grade
 
Academics and Faculty
Total Classroom Teachers 41 teachers
Student : Teacher Ratio 14:1 (National school avg.: 13:1)
% Faculty w/Advanced Degree 50%
Average Class Size 24 students
Number of AP Courses 8 courses
Average SAT score 1150
Finances and Admission
Admission Deadline None / Rolling
Yearly Tuition Cost $3,900
Tuition Notes discounts for siblings
% on Financial Aid 3%
Average Financial Aid Grant $1,000
Acceptance Rate 90%
Admissions Director Denise Lane
Sports
Total Sports Offered 14 sports
Sports
Ballet Baseball
Basketball Cheering
Cross Country Dance
Football Golf
Gymnastics Soccer
Softball Tennis
Volleyball Weightlifting
Extracurriculars
Total Extracurriculars 19 extracurriculars
Extracurriculars
AR Reading Advanced Band
Advanced Choir Art
Beginning Band Brain Game
Elementary Choir Elementary Dance
Intermediate Band JROTC
Junior High Choir Junior High Worship Band
Junior National Honor Society Math Counts
Mentoring Program National Honor Society
Spelling Bee Student Council
Worship Band

School Notes:

  • Our average SAT scores far exceed National and State scores. Our students are well-prepared for college or career. Students gain admission to prestigious universities-i.e. Wake Forest, Duke, UNC Carolina, Hampton-Sydney, and Wheaton

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Nearby Schools:

Fayetteville Christian School
Gr. PK-12 | 0 mi. away
Montessori School Of Fayetteville
Gr. Nursery/Preschool-3 | 0.6 mi. away
Owen Drive KinderCare
Gr. Nursery School-PK | 0.8 mi. away
Guy's Schools
Gr. K-6 | 0.9 mi. away
Village Christian Academy
Gr. K-12 | 1 mi. away
Hope Mills KinderCare
Gr. Nursery School-PK | 1.3 mi. away

View all schools in: Fayetteville, Cumberland County, Zip 28304

School Reviews:

  • Recommended January 31,2013 - Fayetteville Christian is a great school for leadership and Christian based education. My daughter has been here for 4 years and we love it. The teachers, and coaches are leaders and take really good care of every student. Education at FCS is high quality and very informative. The athletics are 1st class with the coaching staff taking the extra time to provide knowledge of their respective sport. They (coaches) work really hard to help the kids earn oportunities to play at the college level. Great school!!!!! GO WARRIORS*-Posted by Parent *
  • Recommended January 10,2012 - A comprehensive approach with the teacher, educational assistants, outside programs integrated into the classroom curriculum, i.e LIPS, Counseling, private musical instrument lessons, sports, dance and many more along with the principals at the different levels and the other teachers. My children receive a complete "community" approach which enables the varying gifts and expertise to be applied most effectively-unlike the "cookie cutter" state standardized approach in the public sector and other private schools, as well. As a working mother, my children would not have the privilege of accessing these many facets of educational and/or extracurricular activities that make school much more intrinsic for the student. Education is an expense regardless of public or private-you pay in some form or another; however, one must evaluate-"What is my child's education/future/college opportunities/character and community ownership worth?" We are on a very tight budget and we choose to make many sacrifices in order to accommodate and fully engage all possibilities presented for our children's future. God is good and he always seems to provide.*-Posted by Parent *
  • Recommended January 10,2012 - Our son is in his second year at Fayetteville Christian School. Both my wife and I believe our son is getting a quality well rounded education. I've attended several of the functions that the school has held and I can attest to the active involvement of the parents who have chosen to send their children to this school. To me that's a great sign, as I firmly believe that if the parents care, then the quality of education will be high as teachers can focus on teaching and not babysitting.*-Posted by Parent *
  • Recommended January 10,2012 - GREAT SCHOOL!!! Teaches a child values, leadership, sportsmanship, well rounded academic program and most of all "The Word of God."*-Posted by Parent *

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