Private school in Fresno, California equipping world changers from kindergarten through twelfth grade.
Students don’t get lost in the crowd.
Caring teachers and small classes ensure every student is known and supported. Small class sizes (under 25 students in elementary and under 30 in middle and high school) allow teachers to understand each student’s needs, adjust their approach, and provide meaningful support. Parents often say to our teachers, “You really know my kid.”
Academic standards equip students for what’s next.
FCS is dual-accredited by WASC and ACSI and maintains a 94 – 98%+ college matriculation rate. Students are offered millions in college scholarships annually and are accepted into top-tier universities across California and the United States.
Students are well-rounded.
At larger schools, students often have to choose one identity—athlete, musician, academic. At Fresno Christian, students are encouraged to explore all of their interests. Because our school allows students to build schedules that avoid overlap between sports, music, drama, journalism, and leadership activities, they can participate fully in multiple areas. They grow as leaders equipped to balance commitments and lead in various contexts.
Parents are vital partners
Education works best in partnership with families. With daily opportunities to connect at drop-off and pickup, regular communication, and shared values, parents are not just informed—they’re involved. Teachers know their students’ families, and families trust that their children are known, cared for, and challenged to grow.
Leaders Serve
Whether they’re mentoring a younger classmate, volunteering at a local nonprofit, or leading chapel, Fresno Christian students are challenged to show up for others in meaningful ways.
Faith is our foundation.
Every class is taught from a biblical worldview and every student is encouraged to live in light of their God-given identity and purpose. Bible classes, weekly chapel, student-led worship teams, and daily prayer are integrated into the school culture from kindergarten to 12th grade.
