Using the Student Information System (SIS), parents may verify and update emergency contact and medical information about their students.

Please click here to begin the online re-enrollment process using SIS.

If you do not know your SIS username and password, or would like additional assistance with re-enrollment, please visit the school office between 8:30 – 9:30 a.m., Monday-Friday. If you prefer not to re-enroll online, paper re-enrollment forms are available at the school office.

NOTE: Re-enrollments received by March 1 will receive a discount.

FCS students sing in "Dr. Newheart's Christmas Cure"

A special thanks goes out to Pastor Geri Anderson for assisting with the choreography, Pastor Eric Rozean for help with the staging, props, and set construction, and to Shawn King, Hannah Lundell, and Paige Hervert for their help with the sound, light and video.

A big thank you also goes to all our FCS parents who helped with costumes, props, and refreshments during the fellowship time that followed.

From the FCS family to yours: Merry Christmas and God’s blessings to you in 2010!

Please prayerfully consider inviting others you know with a heart for Christian education! Contact the school with your invitation list, or for additional information.

H1N1 has been shown to affect school-aged children disproportionately, and children are known to be highly likely to transmit flu viruses, especially in school and other group settings.

H1N1 may persist into fall, potentially as a more severe strain, causing more serious and life threatening illness.

We are to use “strict enforcement of exclusion policies for students and staff with flu-like symptoms.” Flu like symptoms are defined by the CDC as “persons with a temperature of 100 degrees or higher plus a cough or a sore throat in the absence of a known diagnosis.” With the H1N1 influenza, symptoms of vomiting and diarrhea have also been fairly common.

If a student or teacher awakens on a school morning with these symptoms, do not come to school.  Stay home until you have been symptom free (fever less than 100 degrees for 24 hours without fever-reducing medicine), or you have been diagnosed by a physician and have a release to safely return to school/work.  Teachers will also be instructed to watch for symptoms in their students that may not be feeling well.  If they present symptoms consistent with those listed above, parents will be asked to pick up their child and follow the protocol listed above.

Please exercise good hand washing and cough-and-sneeze etiquette!

For more information on H1N1 influenza, visit www.flu.gov and the Nebraska DHHS webpage on H1N1 vaccine distributions.