“I am so thankful that God placed me there (SFCS) in order to receive my education, not just academically but spiritually as well.  The teachers really do care.  It  is more than a job to them; it is a ministry.”

- Fernanda Quinonez ‘03

“As a student pursuing a Ph. D., I had the same   concerns as my parents.  I had the opportunity to  attend Lowell High School, but I chose to continue my education at SFCS.  I do not regret my decision to stay.  The teachers really care for their students and are willing to spend time outside of the classroom to help the student excel.  The well-rounded education at SFCS allows the student to discover where he might excel.  The education I received has adequately prepared me for college.  An excellent education is available at SFCS; it is the student’s responsibility to excel, not just pass.  The teachers, the opportunities in         academics, and a Biblical education—these are three reasons I stayed at SFC.” 

- Winston Zhao ‘02 (currently on staff at SFCS in the math and science departments)

“I think that it is not the school that determines who you become in life but instead it is determined by your self-motivation to become somebody in life.  The school does play a big part, but the bulk of the work has to come from the student. Motivation, motivation, motivation is the key.  I am only able to say this because this and God are what have gotten me to where I am today.  I first began by going to the University of the Pacific in the fall of 1998, immediately after graduating from SFCS.  I was able to graduate [from college] a semester early with a B.S. in Biological Sciences in the fall of 2001.  I was then accepted to the Doctor of  Pharmacy program at the university in the fall of 2002.  It is now 2005, and I am set to  graduate with my doctorate in May of this year.  I am currently seeking   interviews with several hospitals (Kaiser Permanente, Sutter Health, CHW).”

- Jorge Abaunza ‘98

“My education at SFCS changed my life greatly. I not only grew academically, but spiritually as well.  Arriving at SFCS, I was presented with academics from a Christian perspective.  This prepared me for my college career.  My education also helped prepare me as a leader.  I am currently a Psychology Major, mainly  in youth and family, here at Corban College.  I am continuing to use talents I developed at SFCS in my various areas of outreach.”                                   

- Justin Jose Caraang ‘03