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Welcome to Forest Lake Education Center

It is a joy to greet you as the incoming Principal of Forest Lake Education Center. My family and I are grateful to already be part of this community—two of our children attend FLEC, and we have experienced its warmth and strong sense of belonging.
 
Over the past 25 years, I have served in Adventist education as a teacher, chaplain, principal, and, most recently, Associate Superintendent. Each role has strengthened my commitment to partner with families to nurture students who love Jesus, love learning, and are prepared for a life in service to Him.
 
Whether returning or exploring FLEC for the first time, I invite you to visit, tour, and come say hi. Let’s go through this journey together.
 
Stephen Herr,
Principal

Why families choose Forest Lake Education Center

Christ-Centered Learning

We place Christ at the center of everything we do, every day.

Academic Excellence

Rigorous instruction that builds knowledge, character, and confidence.

A Family Community

Strong relationships and a caring community that feels like family.

Life at Forest Lake Education center

Forest Lake Education Center students in school uniforms with eyes closed in reverent prayer during chapel
Chapel & Worship
Forest Lake Education Center basketball team in blue and white jerseys hoisting a championship trophy with their cheering coach in a gymnasium
Athletics
Two Forest Lake Education Center students coloring worksheets together at a classroom desk with markers and colored pencils
Creative Arts
Forest Lake Education Center students collaborating around a colorful wooden block tower at a classroom table during a hands-on learning activity
Hands-On Learning

What's Happening at FLEC

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One of the electives that FLEC students can choose is Spiritual Leadership. Today, these students made their debut at Anchor Chapel. They planned, practiced, and presented every aspect of chapel, from the music to the games, skits, and even the sermons! The theme was STOP and Listen to God. There was truly so much thought put into this chapel. Our speakers for the upper grades chapel, Jaziel and Erykah, both in 8th grade, did a wonderful job telling the story of Saul (before he became Paul) and how he had to STOP and listen to God. The skit reflected on how we spend WAY too much time on our phones and not enough time in the Bible. 8th Grader Jesus was the speaker for the lower grades chapel, and he shared about how when God, our parents, or teachers tell us to STOP, it's because they love us and want what's best for us. The lower grades skit about a bus road trip showed that we have to be quiet enough to be able to hear God's voice. All the games and songs also shared the theme in fun and interactive ways. Everyone did an incredible job, and we thank our unbelievable leader, Mrs. Cassell. We're extremely proud of our Spiritual Leaders! [Written by Abi and Daniela, the Social media team for Spiritual Leadership, who also took all the photos!] ...

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Remember tomorrow is the last day to return your decorated rock for our House Family Community Service project. Return decorated rocks to your homeroom teacher in a bag with your name and house name included to earn points for your House Family. ...

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Today we celebrate our IT professionals but we love all our staff members! ...

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Tomorrow we celebrate our IT department. Give this post a like or drop a comment if these amazing guys have helped your student or family work though any IT issue. We appreciate them so much! ...

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It’s another artful Monday in the hallways at FLEC. 🎨 Don’t forget to spend some time decorating your rock to return for our House Community Project, ...

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Our First Official House Activity Is Here!

Meet Madeline Lang, a six-year-old girl from the Kansas City area who is undergoing cancer treatments. Madeline has begun collecting painted rocks that bring her joy and encouragement, and we would love to help grow her rock garden while letting her know that the FLEC Family is praying for her.

www.kmbc.com/article/overland-park-painted-rocks-help-girl-with-cancer/73572152

While we would love to mail all 700 decorated rocks from our students to Madeline, shipping costs make that impractical. Instead, we will send her a small box of rocks from FLEC and use the remaining painted rocks to spread joy and encouragement throughout the community.

Today, your child will bring home a rock to decorate. There are countless ideas online for painted rocks, so feel free to get creative! Each student who participates will earn 5 House points for their House.

To receive points, the decorated rock must be returned:
In a Ziploc bag
With the student's name written on the bag
With the student's House name written on the bag

Decorated rocks are due by Friday, September 18.

Thank you for helping us launch our House Program with an act of kindness and service. We can't wait to see the creativity of our students and the impact these rocks will have on others in our community!
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🏅Congrats to our green volleyball team on their big win tonight. 🏐 ...

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Our 7th grade scientists had a bubbly day! 🫧 Students measured the diameter of popped bubbles, collected data, and compared their results.
We discussed why measurements can be different and discovered why keeping conditions consistent is so important for accurate science experiments. 📏🧪
It was a fun, hands-on way to measure, compare, and think like real scientists!
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LAST CHANCE ALERT!
We're reopening presales for our limited edition 26/27 uniform shirts!
Don't miss out - these won't be available again after this round!

Need to know:
🧍‍♀️Pk-8th graders can wear as part of the approved 26/27 school uniform
👕Will be acceptable Friday wear for future school years
🛒Pickup during Parent-Teacher Conferences (October 21 & 22)
📏Sizing tip: order up if unsure, as hoodies run smaller than usual

Order Now: www.myflec.com/shop
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Curious about Forest Lake Education Center? Come visit us.

Tours Monday through Thursday morning.

NOTICE OF NONDISCRIMINATION POLICY

Florida Conference Seventh-day Adventist schools admit students of any race, color, ethnicity, national origin, gender, and sexual orientation. Our schools do not discriminate on the basis of any of the aforementioned categories in decisions for admission, discipline, or application of education policies. We promote a sharp focus on learning and caring while requiring all students to adhere to behavioral expectations set out in a strict code of conduct supported by the Biblical beliefs of the Seventh-day Adventist Church.

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