Faith Heritage School

Entrepreneurship starts early at Faith Heritage!

Our 2nd graders have been learning how the marketplace works — how an economy runs and how goods make their way to the people who need them. In the Makerspace, they built their own farm stands. In art class, Miss Ann helped them design advertisements for their goods. Then came Farmers Market Day, where students traded what they made from stand to stand.

Our 4th graders took it a step further, writing business plans, designing logos, and pricing their products based on real costs.

Hands-on learning, big ideas, and the joy of creating and serving others — all part of equipping our students to lead and serve well.

Congratulations to Landon Bregou and Brynna Burdick, Faith Heritage School’s selections for the NYSPHSAA scholar-athlete Award!

Landon and Brynna were honored at a special dinner hosted at OCC, joined by their parents, Mr. Awad and Mrs. Lape. This recognition celebrates not only their athletic talent, but also their dedication to academic excellence and character. We’re so proud of you both!

Today our seniors walked the halls, and the whole school showed up for them. PreK through 11th grade students lined the hallways, cheering and clapping for the Saints who came before them.

It's one of our favorite traditions. Congratulations, seniors!

Joseph and his brothers came to life in first grade today. Our fourth graders led the lesson, then joined the younger students for coloring and word searches.

Faith shared across grade levels. We love seeing our students learn and grow together.

What a year for Faith Heritage athletics. Over 75 athletes and coaches gathered for our annual Sports Banquet to celebrate a successful season across our programs.
Coaches presented Saints Awards to student athletes who best represented our school, on and off the field.

We are grateful for coaches who pour into our students and for athletes who bring their best everyday.

"Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord." (Colossians 3:23)

Interviewing now — join our team!

Faith Heritage School is hiring a full-time English teacher for grades 6 through 12. You will lead students through the major genres while building strong reading and writing skills. More than that, you will teach students to read and think through a biblical worldview, find God's design woven through great literature, and communicate with both clarity and conviction.

We are also hiring a full-time elementary teacher. If you love working with younger students and want to shape their minds and character in a Christ-centered classroom, we would love to meet you.

We are interviewing now. Visit www.faithheritageschool.org/join-the-staff to learn more and apply.

A small flame, passed hand to hand. That is how leadership changed hands at Faith Heritage today.

During Blue and Gold Day, each senior lit the candle of a junior, a quiet handing off of the call to lead, to serve, and to set an example for the students coming behind them.

We are proud of the seniors who carried that light well. And we are ready to watch the juniors carry it forward.

Our Chick-fil-A Leadership Academy students spent the year learning what it means to lead. This spring, they put it into practice.

For their final Impact Project, eighteen 7th and 8th graders split into three teams to serve. One team hosted Spring-It-On for our Pre-K students. Another led chapel for our elementary students. The third took on the Chick-fil-A Million Book Giveaway, packing 136 sets of books for the Pre-K and Kindergarten students at Meachem Elementary in the Syracuse City School District.

We are proud of these students, and of what they chose to do with what they learned.

Students in Mrs. Lape's senior Health class spent the week learning a skill they may use for the rest of their lives. After a week of training, they completed their skills test with Mr. Novitsky and earned American Heart Association certification in infant, child, and adult CPR, valid for two years.

A real life skill, and a practical way to serve when it matters most.