FPD’s Chick-fil-a Leader Academy, launched in the fall of 2020, is a godly leadership training program for FPD students in 9th and 10th grade. The program returns this fall with more opportunities for students to grow their leadership and communication skills using a curriculum based on Chick-fil-a’s servant leadership model. Chick-fil-A Leadership Academy (CFLLA) is a wonderful opportunity but... Source ..read more

Mr. Andrew Shealy joins TEAM FPD as a Mathematics Teacher for the Upper School and Robotics Coach. Mr. Shealy is currently pursuing his Doctor of Education at Valdosta State University. He received his master’s degree from the College of Charleston and his bachelor’s degree from Georgia College & State University. He has worked in various roles at several schools and as a lecturer at Mercer... Source ..read more

Out of an abundance of caution and due to the possible impacts of Hurricane Ian, FPD will modify several events scheduled for this week. Changes include: Friday’s football game against Commerce High School has been moved to Thursday at 7 p.m. No Viking Walk will be held, and Friday morning’s Pep Rally is canceled. Homecoming Court, the Alumni Tailgate, and the presentation of Alumni Awards... Source ..read more

First Presbyterian Day School (FPD) announced August 15, 2022, that Greg Moore will step down from his post as Head Football Coach at the conclusion of the upcoming 2022 season. Moore, who is in his 34 th year at FPD, will remain as the Vikings’ Athletic Director (AD) and Head Baseball Coach. “Greg Moore epitomizes everything an FPD Coach should be and has been a staple in our football program for... Source ..read more

With the new school year right around the corner, TEAM FPD welcomes the following faculty and staff. Mrs. Cindy Bonfim joins TEAM FPD as a 2nd-grade teacher. She has taught elementary school for 20 years including kindergarten, 2nd grade, 5th grade, and Elementary Science lab. Mrs. Bonfim received her Bachelor of Science from Mercer University and her master’s from the University of Georgia. Source ..read more

At FPD, we recognize that our strongest asset is our teachers. Their love for their students and for teaching from a biblical worldview distinguishes FPD and provides the strongest foundation for students. Each Wednesday morning, these outstanding faculty members come together for devotions and ongoing training in order to continue improving and growing as teachers and mentors. This year... Source ..read more

Congratulations to Kristen Kreutner, FPD’s Director of Innovation, Curriculum, and Instruction, who was named a Project Lead the Way (PLTW) Outstanding Administrator of the Year. Mrs. Kreutner was one of only seventeen recipients worldwide. The award is presented to outstanding educational leaders who inspire, engage, and empower their students by creating transformative learning experiences. Source ..read more

by Dr. John Patterson, FPD Head of School As a Christian community, it is our responsibility to do everything we can to “train up a child in the way they should go” (Proverbs 22:9). This entails a multi-faceted educational experience that includes both academic excellence and a biblical worldview. Neither can be exclusive if we are to provide our students with the best opportunity to influence... Source ..read more

by Matt Kitchell, FPD High School Principal Mr. Kitchell sends a Monday Morning devotional each week to faculty. This week was about praising God even in the midst of trials, or when “2020 strikes again.” We have all said it. “2020 strikes again,” or something to that effect. It’s a way to dismiss or cope with the seemingly infinite number of hits that keep coming this year. It’s simply too much... Source ..read more

FPD launched Reading Boost in 2018 with the goal of supporting students who need extra help to develop strong reading skills. Since then, the program has been a blessing to numerous families in all grades. It is particularly helpful in FPD’s lower grades when foundational skills are developing. Instead of looking for tutors or after-school programs, families with students who have reading deficits... Source ..read more