FPC Day School

Kindness is a skill children can learn-just like reading or math. Practice it often and it becomes part of who they are.

What an incredible week at VBS!⁠
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Through games, worship, crafts, Bible stories, and lots of fun, our kids learned that no challenge is too great when we trust in Jesus. Together, we discovered the truth of Philippians 4:13: “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.”⁠
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Thank you to our amazing volunteers, families, and children who made this week so special. We are grateful for the memories made, the friendships formed, and the ways God worked in the hearts of our kids.⁠
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Until next year, keep climbing and keep trusting in the One who gives us strength!

Summer can be fun and calm. A light routine helps children stay regulated-and helps families enjoy the day more.

Positive discipline teaches children what to do, not just what to stop. Consistency and connection build better behavior over time.

What a magical night at The Little Royal Ball ✨⁠
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Thank you to every family, volunteer, and sponsor who made this special evening possible. Our little royals filled the dance floor with laughter, joy, and so many sweet memories throughout the night.⁠
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Because of your generosity and support, we raised nearly $10,000 to support FPC Day School. Thank you for helping make a difference in our community 💛

STEM learning starts early, and it doesn't require fancy materials. Curiosity, building, and testing happen every day at home.

This week, we’re celebrating our teachers and the people who make this place what it is.⁠
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⁠And since it’s also graduation month, we’re giving a special spotlight to Ms. Uranda Wilson.⁠
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After more than 20 years at FPC Day School, she is graduating with her associate’s degree in early childhood education. She has been showing up for children, supporting teachers, and continuing to grow all at the same time.⁠
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If you know her, you know her heart for this work.⁠
⁠We are so proud of you and grateful you are part of this community.⁠
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Read more about Uranda on our blog: fpcdayschool.org/news⁠
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Children behave better when they can name what they feel. Emotional vocabulary supports self-control and healthy relationships.