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Logic of English Curriculum

The Logic of English (LOE) is a reading curriculum that emphasizes phonics to instruct children on how to pronounce and spell words. Rather than relying on memorization of spelling and sight, LOE teaches students the underlying rules of grammar and spelling. By systematically addressing the complexities of the English language and reducing exceptions that can hinder reading and writing, helping students achieve greater success. Starting from kindergarten, LOE includes the teaching of cursive handwriting strokes and letters. Teaching children at an early age on how to form cursive letters and strokes helps them develop fine motor skills and creates efficient legible handwriting. In just a short period of time, dramatic results in the reading ability and fluency in students is improved along with their reading comprehension, writing, and spelling skills.

Deep Roots Curriculum

For our elementary and junior high bible courses, we use a cirriculum called Deep Roots Bible. This program goes way beyond the bible stories, as a comprehensive teaching that takes two weeks on each biblical account. Students begin by looking up passages in their physical bibles. They learn from their readings and often act out the events. The students then look more closely into definitions, sentence structure, and word choice while doing an inductive study, marking key words and phrases in the text. In the second week, the class discusses its application into today’s life issues and how these truths play out in our biblical worldview. We have seen much fruit from this approach and are excited to watch students continue to develop deeper roots in their understanding of God and relationships with Christ.

Process of Enrollment

Are you curious about what it takes to become a student at our school? We want to make sure that FCS is a great fit for you and your student. Become familiar with the process and steps of becoming a student at Faith Christian School.