Fresno Christian Schools

Fresno Christian’s Class of 2026 included five seniors who will continue their athletic journeys at the collegiate level.

Sarah Guglielmana will run track and play volleyball at Concordia University Irvine.
Tycen Ramirez is heading to University of Northern Colorado, UNC, to play football.
Chloe Ledieff signed to Fresno Pacific University to run track.
Jordyn DeGroot will be playing beach volleyball at University of Central Arkansas.
Meghan Connolly will be playing soccer at Fresno Pacific University.

Cheering on our new FCS alumni as they enter the world of college sports!

Our students had a great time at the recent FCS Tennis Camp, a week-long camp for 3rd through 8th grade students, facilitated by our coaching staff and high school tennis team, focused on building fundamental tennis skills and introducing match play.

Throughout the week, students worked on grip, footwork, serving, and rallying, while also learning basic game rules and point strategy. It was fun to see their skills develop each day as they gained confidence through practice and repetition on the courts.

One of the highlights was a dress-up day that added extra fun to the learning experience, helping keep energy high while they continued building their skills. We had an incredible turnout with around 45 students participating!

FCS sports teams occasionally host camps like this to give students opportunities to grow in athletic skills, stay active, and learn discipline and teamwork in a supportive environment.

Of the Class of 2026, 44 students have chosen to pursue higher education at colleges and universities, one student is entering military service, one is attending trade school, and two are entering the workforce directly. These graduates represent a variety of pathways as they take their next steps beyond Fresno Christian.

Will you join us in praying for each of these graduates as they enter this exciting new season of their lives!

Bulldog Breakdown: Fresno State alum helping expand Fresno Christian High football Fresno Christian High School is making the jump from eight-man to eleven-man football next season.

We had six students in this year’s graduating class who have attended Fresno Christian since kindergarten.

Getting to see them reunite with their kindergarten teacher, Mrs. Amy Witters, on graduation day was such a special full-circle moment. From their very first days at FCS to walking across the graduation stage, it has been a joy to watch their growth through the years.

A few glimpses from our end-of-year celebrations as we wrapped up the year together. Watching these classes celebrate together is a reminder of the community that’s been built all year long.

Each year, our elementary yearbook is dedicated to a staff member who has made a lasting impact on our students and this year, we honor Scott Falk.

From 1994–2008 and again since 2018, Scott has faithfully served Fresno Christian as a Bible teacher, campus pastor, and Vice Principal. For decades, he has invested in students in a way that leaves a lasting mark.

Even now, he continues to pour into our community, teaching Bible classes for staff, with many choosing to be there simply because of the way he teaches. His impact reaches far beyond the classroom, and we are grateful for the role he continues to play in shaping lives.

Celebrating our 8th graders heading to high school and our kindergarteners moving into 1st grade!

These moments are reminders of how much growth can happen in a single year. We look forward to seeing how God continues to work in their lives.