Liontari
Courage · Endurance
Λιοντάρι is the Greek word for lion. House Liontari encourages students to show strength and courage in house events throughout the school year.
A Christ-centered school community.
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Liontari
Lukos
Glaux
Keles
Student life at FBA is designed to aid in the formation of students into the image of Christ. Through worship, the arts, shared experiences, and family involvement, students develop their God-given gifts, practice biblical virtues, and grow in their love for God and others.
Through choir and music appreciation, students use their God-given talents to create beauty and discover God’s goodness in music.
Students have opportunities to share their talents in statewide and national fine arts competitions.
Our annual Christmas play and program bring students and families together.
Students attend chapel once a week to sing the Lord’s praises, grow in reverence, and receive biblical challenges.
Throughout the year, students and families deepen learning, build community, and enjoy God’s beautiful world through field trips.
Family chapels, school events, field trips, and volunteering bring FBA families closer together.
FBA’s houses bring students and families together to encourage biblical character, teamwork, and a lasting sense of belonging. Students in every grade practice virtue, celebrate one another’s achievements, and contribute to a shared purpose through everyday choices and friendly competition.
Courage · Endurance
Λιοντάρι is the Greek word for lion. House Liontari encourages students to show strength and courage in house events throughout the school year.
Righteousness · Integrity
Λύκος is the Greek word for wolf. Wolves are pack animals that operate as a team. House Lukos encourages teamwork and camaraderie in house events throughout the school year.
Wisdom · Discernment
Γλαῦξ is the Greek word for owl. House Glaux encourages students to use strategy and keep their wits about them in house events throughout the school year.
Discipline · Self-mastery
Keles is the Greek word for a well-trained riding horse. House Keles encourages determination and discipline in house events throughout the school year.
Every family is assigned to a house at enrollment and continues with that house indefinitely.
Students in all grades participate and can earn points for their houses.
No. Families remain with their assigned house indefinitely.
House traditions include competitions like Penny Wars, fundraisers, and field days.
Character, personal achievements, and house events give students opportunities to contribute to their houses.
| Achievement | Points |
|---|---|
| Character Commendations | 5 |
| Character Recognition | 20 |
| Quarterly Virtue Award | 100 |
| Achievement | Points |
|---|---|
| Perfect Daily Attendance | 100 |
| No Tardy Marks | 100 |
| No Academic Marks | 100 |
| Each A on Report Card | 20 each |
| Fewer than 5 tardies in a quarter | 20 |
| Fewer than 5 Academic Marks | 20 |
| Diligence Award — all A’s on quarterly report card | 100 bonus |
| Achievement | Points |
|---|---|
| 1st place in a House Event | 1,000 |
| 2nd place in a House Event | 500 |
| 3rd place in a House Event | 250 |
| 4th place in a House Event | 100 |
| Individual participation in extra-curriculars & electives | 25 |
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