Set your student up for success by checking what they’ll need for the year ahead. View the lists using the links below and get a head start on your back-to-school shopping.
All K–12 families are invited to campus to visit classrooms, meet teachers, attend information sessions, and connect with our FRCS community. Come early to enjoy a pasta dinner (served 5:00–6:45 PM)!
FRCS School Counselors invite Grade 12 parents and guardians to an in-person evening of guidance on college applications, timelines, and resources to support your senior this year. 📅 Wed, Sept 17 | 🕖 7:00 PM | 📍 FRCS MS/HS Cafeteria RSVP today to reserve your materials!
The Family Empowerment Alliance (FEA) invites all FRCS families to the first meeting of the school year on Thursday, October 2, from 6–7 PM in the Elementary School Cafeteria (Door E1). Come learn how you can get involved, hear about upcoming events, and connect with other families. Snacks and child care will be provided.
Join us for an informative evening on Tuesday, October 7th at 7:00 PM in the HS Cafeteria as the Massachusetts Education Financing Authority (MEFA) presents guidance on paying for college. Open to all high school families—especially parents/guardians of seniors—this event will cover valuable financial aid information
Families interested in regional bus transportation for the 2025–2026 school year must complete the online application and pay the deposit. Click Read Full Story for full details and to apply!
Curriculum for Career ReadinessWe offer an enriching and challenging program of studies for all students in grades K-12 that offers a wide range of learning experiences in every content area.
Service LeadershipWe present students with projects and issues requiring critical thinking, problem-solving, decision-making and real-life applications of their academic studies through our Student Life and Community Service Learning programs.
Diversity and CultureFRCS embraces its role in establishing a long-term mission and vision for equity and inclusion. We value differences and actively engage our diversity to prepare students for success in a global society.
1,700Enrollment
98%+College Admission Rate
75%+Students take AP classes
100%Students begin learning the Spanish Language in Kindergarten
90%Students earn national recognition by outperforming on the NSE (National Spanish Exam)
41+Students have participated in our sister school exchange programs with Handan City, China, and Valencia, Spain
8+Opportunities for study abroad/community service including: Handan City, China, Valencia, Spain, Costa Rica, Bilbao Spain, Panama, Ghana, Dominican Republic, and Nicaragua.