Front Range Christian School - Littleton, Colorado

Randy R.

We transferred both of our kids from another, comparable on paper, school nearby because we unfortunately grew to disagree with how that school was administered. We could not be happier with choosing to become part of the Front Range Christian family. From day one everyone at Front Range welcomed us in and conveyed a genuine care for our family and our kids specifically. Since we have another school to compare to, we can say that academics at Front Range are above our expectations. Even better, our faith is woven into the classroom and the extended school community in a very enriching and appropriate way. I personally recommend Front Range Christian to any family looking for exceptional academics that are firmly grounded in the Christian faith.

Tara L.

I have two children at Front Range Christian School and could not be happier about the education they have received and the genuine care of the teachers and staff. My children love going to school there. It really is an exceptional school where each child is known.

Kristen R.

Our family feels so blessed to have found FRCS. We toured multiple Littleton schools to find the best fit for our 2 children and immediately noticed that FRCS was special and stood out among all of the others. The smiles, the positive energy of the students, administration and the presence of Christ was everywhere. After meeting with Mr. Ron and Mr. Sarian, we knew this was the school for us. A year later, we know that God guided us here for a reason. Both of our children are excelling in academics and have grown tremendously socially and spiritually. The community bonds are strong at FRCS and our family has made life-long friends. FRCS truly fulfills their motto “A community where every child is known and loved and parents and the school partner together for the sake our students and their spiritual, physical, and intellectual growth.”

Ky J.

FRCS is a fantastic school. My kids feel well loved and accepted by their teachers and friends. FRCS encourages parent involvement, so it’s fun and a blessing to help and watch our kids grow with the core of education being God centered. Every school has its hiccups and wrinkles but FRCS continues to bring God and his Kingdom into every aspect of education. You will not get that in a public school. If you want your kids to grow up with God at the core of everything they do and every obstacle they face in a godless culture, FRCS will prepare them and help develop the foundation to succeed in education and life. I ask that you take the bad reviews with a grain of salt. Not every parent or student can be happy or accept the consequences of their child’s behavior or their lack of parenting. FRCS will educate and disciple your children and still expect parents and families to partner and parent. 5 stars !!!!!

Becky S.

Front Range Christian School has a staff that makes personal investments in their students. We placed our daughter in FRCS as a Freshman. She attended a public middle school that seemed to chew her up and spit her out and honestly we felt like we lost so much of who she was. We prayed relentlessly over High School being a better experience and God showed off with the experience she had this year at FRCS! On the last day of school, I listened to a staff member affirm her in a way that was a tangible answer to our prayers. We have prayed that people would partner with us in helping her…not to build her ego…but to affirm to her who she is IN Christ and because of CHRIST! And I listened to this teacher tell her the very things we had prayed that God would show her this year. FRCS is not looking for perfect people nor is it being run by perfect people...but it is run by grace-filled, compassionate, God-loving people. It is a school showing kids how to love God and love others and how to have a Christian worldview in all that these students do. We could not be more pleased with the year of growth our child experienced this year!

Val D.

We moved here from Ga. 3 years ago, and started looking for a Christian school for our children. We kept hearing great things about Front Range Christian and scheduled a tour. From the moment we arrived, we knew it was the school for our family. Melonie Richards greeted us with so much warmth, and made us feel welcomed, right away. After we toured the elementary school, and met the Principal, Dan Sarian, we knew it would be a great fit. Dan is kind, funny and easy to talk to. After we toured the elementary department, we did a tour with the preschool department, and met the preschool director, Ron Downs. Ron has so much energy and charisma, and we immediately liked him! He is a great leader and very approachable. He also loves his preschoolers!
This is our second year at Front Range and our experience there, thus far, has been wonderful. I highly recommend Front Range if you are looking for a Christian school that really cares about your child (ren). You will feel their warmth and love for the kids, the second you walk through their doors.

Lindsi and Val Despard

Lord O.

We enrolled our daughter in kindergarten in 2014 and now she is in first grade. We have nothing but positive things to say about FRCS and it's staff. I encourage anyone looking for a private Christian school to prayerfully consider FRCS.

Amanda D.

As a parent to two children with far different needs, I can’t begin to tell you what the FRCS community means to my family. I’ve scrolled through the reviews- both good and bad- and what I’ve come to realize is this:

Like people, no school is perfect. When a person chooses to pay a tuition for his or her child, sometimes perfection is expected. Unfortunately, perfection is unattainable.

What matters to me is how a school responds when an issue is brought up, and when I brought something to the administration’s attention, it was weighed fairly and through intentional prayer. Change wasn’t granted like some genie from a lamp or because of complaints. A heart shift was made, and for that, my children benefited greatly.

As a public school teacher, I used to tell my students’ parents this: “I will never be perfect, but I will love your child. I will make mistakes, and when I do, please approach me honorably. I will do my best to correct them because of that deep love I have.”

There has been a few occasions where I have witnessed this philosophy at FRCS, and that is where kingdom-work is in done: in the waiting and I’m the work to partner better with the Father.

Something amazing is happening in this school. We are partnering with the Holy Spirit to do kingdom work. Where we’re not enough, God will be. If you want to be part of something innovative and exciting - if you want to partner with a school who will partner with God- then visit FRCS as soon as you can.