Academics
A Christian Education That Prepares Students for Life
The real world demands more than information. It requires young people who can think clearly, communicate effectively, lead with integrity, and serve with purpose. At FCCA, we build that kind of student — one who is academically prepared and spiritually grounded.
Academic excellence is important. But true success is measured by the lives students lead long after they leave our classrooms.
What Students Learn at FCCA
- Strong literacy and communication skills
- Mathematical reasoning and problem-solving
- Critical thinking and innovation
- Creativity through the arts
- Leadership and collaboration
- A biblical worldview
- A commitment to serving others
Curriculum Resources
At FCCA, curriculum is selected to support strong academics, faith formation, creativity, physical development, and whole-child growth. These resources give parents and students access to the programs, standards, and learning tools that support classroom instruction.
Literacy | Wit & Wisdom / Great Minds
FCCA's literacy instruction helps students grow as confident readers, writers, speakers, listeners, and thinkers. Through rich texts, meaningful discussion, writing practice, and knowledge-building lessons, your child is encouraged to engage deeply with language and ideas.
Explore Literacy Resources →Fundations
Fundations supports foundational literacy skills by helping students develop reading, spelling, and handwriting with a structured, step-by-step approach. These parent resources can help families better understand how early literacy skills are built and how to support reading growth at home.
Explore Fundations Resources →Math | Big Ideas
Big Ideas Math helps students build mathematical understanding through reasoning, problem-solving, practice, and real-world application. At FCCA, math instruction is designed to help your child think carefully, explain their reasoning, and grow in confidence as concepts become more complex.
Explore Big Ideas Math →Science | ByDesign
ByDesign is a faith-based science curriculum that encourages curiosity, inquiry, collaboration, research, and hands-on investigation. Students are invited to explore the wonder of God's creation while developing scientific thinking, observation skills, and a deeper understanding of the world around them.
Explore ByDesign Science →Bible | Encounter Curriculum
The Encounter Bible curriculum helps students grow in their friendship with Jesus and engage Scripture in meaningful, age-appropriate ways. Through Bible study, reflection, discussion, and real-life application, your child is encouraged to connect faith with daily choices, relationships, service, and purpose.
Explore Encounter Bible Curriculum →Physical Education
Physical Education supports the development of the whole child by encouraging movement, wellness, teamwork, coordination, and healthy habits. Through active participation and skill development, your child learns that caring for the body is part of living with purpose, discipline, and balance.
Explore Physical Education Curriculum →Music & Fine Arts
Music and Fine Arts help students express creativity, develop discipline, appreciate beauty, and grow in confidence. Through music instruction, performance preparation, and creative learning, your child has opportunities to develop gifts that support worship, communication, culture, and personal growth.
Explore Music & Fine Arts Curriculum →Music | Ace Music Academy
Ace Music Academy partners with FCCA to help students develop musical skill, confidence, and creativity through group and individual music opportunities. This program gives students a pathway to grow in musical expression while discovering and developing their God-given gifts.
Explore Ace Music Academy at FCCA →Elementary Standards
Adventist Education elementary standards provide a framework for what students should know and be able to do across grade levels and subject areas. These standards help guide instruction while reflecting a biblical worldview and supporting academic growth from a whole-child perspective.
Explore Elementary Standards →Social Studies
Social Studies helps students understand people, history, cultures, communities, responsibility, and service. Through a Christian worldview, your child is encouraged to see God's hand in history and recognize the responsibility we have to serve others with wisdom, compassion, and integrity.
Explore Social Studies Curriculum →