Fort Scott Christian Heights

10/07/2026

Mrs. Hastings brings a lot of hands-on activities into her classroom. Here she is with her 5th and 6th Graders, doing a science experiment to test different ways to clean up oil spills. Hopefully they didn’t need to use their findings to clean up any oil spilled in their classroom during the process. 😉

10/07/2026

We are so thankful for the volunteers that help with projects around the school. Earlier this week, we had board members Jon Lowery and Ken Ash come to work on a dead tree near the entrance of the school (Jon is hard to see up on the hill in this picture).

Today, alumni member Max Blubaugh from A-Z Odd Jobs moved this pile of old posts in concrete for us.

Jon has also taken out several of the elm trees down along the south side of the property over the last few months.

We always have jobs for those who are interested in serving FSCH in this way!

THANK YOU to all who help and serve!

10/06/2026

10/06/2026

Our newly-formed Cross Country Team had their first MOKAN League Meet today, and brought home 2nd place! All of the boys were in the top 15. Jace Dillow came in 4th place overall! Way to go, Crusaders!

🏃❤️💪🏻

10/04/2026

This past week, Grades 3-6 took a trip to Carolyn’s Pumpkin Patch in Liberty, MO. Grades 1-2 went to Wood’s Pumpkin Patch just south of Pittsburg. Everyone had a great day. Thanks again to the local businesses who sponsored our trips!

09/30/2026

Eighth Grade Literature enjoyed the beautiful weather today and had class outside!

09/23/2026

“See You at the Pole (SYATP) is a student-led Christian prayer movement that began in 1990 when a small group of teenagers in Burleson, Texas, gathered around their school flagpoles to pray for their schools, friends, teachers, and communities. The idea quickly spread, and that September, tens of thousands of students across Texas participated in the first organized See You at the Pole event. Since then, SYATP has grown into an international movement, with students gathering each year—on the fourth Wednesday of September—before school to pray together. Its purpose has remained simple: students voluntarily coming together to seek God and pray for their schools and one another.”

It was great to see students of all ages gather this morning at 7:15 to unite in prayer with students from around the world! Our students planned and led the event, prayers, and Scriptures. Thank you to Mr. Kellenberger and Student Council for breakfast!