Fellowship Christian Academy exists to offer an excellent Christian education to students from Christian families. As an integral part of the ministry of Fellowship Bible Church, Fellowship Christian Academy admits students of families from Fellowship Bible Church and also Christian families from other churches in the area. Approval for admission to Fellowship Christian Academy rests with the Administrator and the Board of Elders.

Applications can be downloaded here.

A completed application, including the signed Application Agreement pages, must be submitted with:

• The application fee
• A Pastor’s Recommendation Form if the family is not attending Fellowship Bible Church
• A written testimony of the parents’ conversion to Christ
• Middle and high school students must provide a written testimony of conversion to Christ
• Health and immunization records
• A school records release form and/or previous school transcripts to include:
• Report cards for prior three years
• Standardized test scores taken during the prior three years
• High school transcripts for applicants entering grades 10, 11, or 12
• Any behavioral or discipline records from prior schools
• A personal interview of parents and student with the administrator
• An entrance exam for students entering K5 through grade 12 may be required. These tests are given to determine the academic level, and in some cases, the grade level of the applicant.

After the above process has been completed, the administrator will give notification of the decision.   For further information please contact the school administrator, Paul Mangum, by calling (978) 686-9373 ext. 313. Click here to contact the school by e-mail.

Yes!  FCA participates in girls’ volleyball, basketball and tennis as well as boys’ soccer, basketball and tennis.  We are members of the MIAA.

We believe that God gifts all children in different ways with varying learning styles.  Depending on specific needs we may be the right fit for your child.  It is our desire to meet the needs of all students the best we can.  The first step is to schedule a time to visit FCA for an interview and evaluation.

FCA uses a variety of high quality curriculum and teaching methods, but we do not adhere to Common Core, nor do we use state mandated standardized tests. Our focus is on providing students a solid foundation for learning by continually evaluating teaching methods and materials in order to motivate and encourage our students to achieve to their fullest potential.  Using a variety of methods including the Stanford Achievement Test we assess how well our students are learning to improve what happens in our classrooms.

To begin K4 a student must be at least four years old on or before September 30 of the current school year. To begin K5 a student must be at least five years old on or before September 30 of the current school year. The administrator may make exceptions to the age requirements based on individual facts and circumstances.

All students receive daily Bible instruction and attend a weekly chapel service.  Biblical instruction is also interwoven into each subject area.  Teachers pray with students and seek to develop godly character traits.  Additionally middle and high school students have the option to meet on Wednesdays during break time to pray for and encourage one another. This year’s theme is “Value others above yourself” based on Philippians 4:2, “not looking to your own interests but each of you to the interests of others.”

Students in K4 have an 8:00-11:30 academic day and may stay for an optional enrichment time from 11:30-2:45 for an additional fee. Parents may choose the number of days per week a child stays for the enrichment program.

Students in K5 have a full academic day from 8:00-2:45.