PSYCHOLOGY AND CHRISTIAN LIVING
In Psychology the students learn about their personality. The second nine weeks the students learn about personality disorders; breakdowns of the sections of psychology, etc. The third nine weeks the students cover Mere Christianity and the fourth nine weeks the students cover family living and social psychology.

HIGH SCHOOL SPEECH AND DEBATE
This class provides an encouraging classroom atmosphere for students to develop skills in formal and informal speeches and debate. Competitive high school speech activities, such as humorous interpretation, impromptu, persuasive, cross examination debate, and mock trials are introduced. Students will learn to speak publicly with a heightened degree of confidence, improve memorization and research skills, and increase awareness of current events.

MEDIA PRODUCTION
This elective class will teach several different types of audio and video production. Students will learn the basics of broadcast media and produce a short television news program that will be broadcast to the school. Students will also be responsible for video recording some school events outside of class. The class will also cover how to make news/sports field reports, live broadcast techniques, documentaries, video and audio commercials and podcasts.

ADVANCED BAND (GRADES 8-12)
The Advanced Band concentrates on more advanced band literature in a variety of styles including gospel, jazz, patriotic, big band, classical and even a few marching band scores. There is a greater focus on group balance and intonation as well as personal embouchure and skill. These students perform at Fall Festival, the Christmas Concert, various chapels, Spring Concert and community events. They are invited to audition for the Southeastern District All-District Band, participate in solo/ensemble competitions and the UNC-Pembroke Honor Band as well as the FCS DrumLine and Pep Bands.

YEARBOOK
The elective class, Yearbook, is used to reveal the creative nature of God and to promote the various creative intelligences in our students. Yearbook is designed to communicate our love of Christ and our love of the Body of Christ at FCS. Much like the authors of the bible, we strive to create a publication that accurately reflects the events at FCS and to tell the “story” of each year. In this course the staff member will learn to use a variety of software to create layouts and work with deadlines to produce two publishable products.

BUSINESS
Through lecture, hands on demonstrations, guest speakers, projects, and working applications, this business class, using the Bible as the absolute standard, teaches basic life skills, money management, economics, and business applications which are essential to students graduating and entering the work force. The goal of the FCS business course is to teach students basic business, economics, and financial management skills using the Bible as the standard; applying God’s view of money, work ethic, and principles to current business applications.

HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS INCLUDES 8TH - 12TH GRADES
This class is taught to master their musical skills. Frequent performances, comeptitions and festivals require refined skills in vocal training, sight reading, harmony parts and choreography. These skills are developed as tools to praise and worship God. Evaluations are based upon vocal sectional tests, oral quizzes, memorizations, techniques and performance expectations.

SENIOR HIGH DRAMA
Senior High Drama is an intensive study of all aspects of play production. Students learn acting skills such as improvisation, line memorization, and projection. They also learn how to develop other items required to perform a play such as costumes, sets, and lights. The students perform three productions a year. Their first is a short one-act play performed for the junior high and high school. This takes place in mid-fall. Next, they produce a two-act play open to the public in the early spring. Finally, the students perform a short children's play for the elementary classes just before the end of the school year.