Meet the Fischer family, whose boys have been growing at Bookcliff from Preschool through the 4th and 5th grades.  We are blessed to have them in the Bobcat family!

Hi!  My name is Sarah Fischer and my husband (of 17 years) is Jeremiah (aka Jere).  Jere and I met in middle school in the small town of Cedaredge, Colorado. I am a CPA at Dalby, Wendland and Jere is a mortgage loan officer with Academy Mortgage. 

We have two wonderful children, Evan and Cooper who are only 13 months apart.  They are in the 4^thand 5^th grade at BCS.  Evan and Cooper are great friends and when they are not in school stay busy playing on the same travel baseball team (with many other friends they met at BCS), and numerous other sports. We all enjoy the Colorado outdoors –camping, fishing, & snowboarding whenever we can.

Our family's journey with BCS began in preschool. We had friends who led us to choose BCS and we felt at home immediately.  We were not sure we would stay passed preschool – but the all-day kindergarten and safe, & loving environment kept us here.  We made the decision to continue their elementary school years at BCS for many reasons.

Meet Skylar and his family, and hear the unique way God brought them together and then to BCS.

Hi! My name is Aric Harper, and I am excited for the opportunity to share a little bit about our family, our faith and our experience with Bookcliff Christian School. My wife, Wenona, is an RN and works as the head of Quality Assurance for Critical Nurse Staffing. I am a Manufacturing Engineer with Walker Products (I’m nerdy and I know it). Skylar has been attending BCS since he started kindergarten and is now in 2^nd grade. 

Skylar came into our lives in an unusual way. We are actually his grandparents. We started providing primary care for him when he was 4 months old, and have had full custody since he was 8 months old. Skylar is God’s perfect answer to my heartfelt prayers. Wenona and I were not able to have our own children, and I poured out my heart so many times to God, longing for the chance to raise my own child. As the years passed, I accepted that the answer was no. Then Skylar came. He is a reminder every day that our Father in Heaven knows us, hears us and loves us. I can’t imagine how He could have answered my prayers more perfectly. We feel a tremendous burden to raise Skylar “in the fear and knowledge of the Lord,” as I am sure all parents here do. Every child is a gift from God, but not many come in the form Skylar did. 

When we first started searching for a school for Skylar, we wanted to avoid public school if possible. We looked at charter schools, but they didn’t feel right. After having a tour at BCS, we knew God had led us to the right place. We were drawn by the small class sizes, the rigorous academics and the focus on Jesus as Lord and Savior. Looking back over two and a half years at BCS, I believe without hesitation that we made the right decision for Skylar and for us.