Did you know First Baptist Academy offers unique student experiences through our annual auction? In this episode of Warrior Wisdom: A Day in the Life at FBA, Mrs. Teresa Chambers is joined by four students who participated in this year’s Head of School Ambush, a special student experience purchased through the FBA auction.

From making handmade candy at Papa Bubble to painting pottery, enjoying lunch together and creating unforgettable memories, the students share highlights from their creative day around Houston. Along the way, their conversations reflect the friendships, joy and sense of belonging that make the FBA community so special.

This episode is a fun glimpse into one of the many unique experiences made possible through The Warrior Fund and the generosity of FBA families.

As FBA’s annual giving program, The Warrior Fund strengthens daily life at FBA through faculty support, program enhancements, technology and opportunities that impact students both immediately and eternally.

Did you know our eighth graders are becoming historians and entrepreneurs through the eighth grade Warrior Project? In this episode, Mrs. Teresa Chambers sits down with eighth grade students, Sophie, Ingrid and Elliott, to share how this year-long passion project is bringing learning to life.

Through research, creativity and real-world application, students dive deeper into U.S. history while developing entrepreneurial skills such as goal-setting, perseverance and problem-solving. From writing and publishing historical fiction to producing podcasts and creating community art installations, each project reflects a unique blend of curiosity and innovation.

This conversation highlights how FBA equips students to explore their interests, embrace challenges and confidently share their work beyond the classroom.

Did you know accreditation says more about a school than you might think? In this episode of Warrior Wisdom: A Day in the Life at FBA, Mrs. Teresa Chambers is joined by Middle School Principal Mrs. Razeghi to unpack the deeper meaning behind private school accreditation and why it matters for families.

Far beyond paperwork or compliance, accreditation serves as an external validation of FBA’s commitment to excellence, accountability and mission alignment. From academics and governance to financial stability and spiritual formation, it ensures the school is not only meeting high standards but continuously improving.

This conversation highlights how accreditation strengthens both the internal and external community, providing confidence that FBA is faithfully delivering on its mission while preparing students to thrive academically and grow in their faith.

Find out more about the ACTABS and CESA accreditations below.

https://actabs.org/

https://www.cesaschools.org/

Did you know fine arts play a leading role in bringing FBA’s mission to life? In this episode of Warrior Wisdom: A Day in the Life at FBA, Mrs. Teresa Chambers sits down with Dean of Fine Arts Ms. Sweeney to explore how students are discovering and expressing their unique God-given gifts.

Through visual and performing arts, students build confidence, discipline and perseverance while learning to take risks and grow through challenges. From goal setting to embracing failure and stepping into the spotlight, fine arts naturally reinforce the entrepreneurial mindset in a creative and meaningful way.

This conversation highlights how fine arts at FBA help students grow in confidence, creativity and purpose.

Did you know grit can be developed? In this episode of Warrior Wisdom: A Day in the Life at FBA, Mrs. Teresa Chambers is joined by Mr. Stephen Carter to explore how FBA is intentionally building grit in students through the entrepreneurial mindset.

As one of four key focus areas alongside growth mindset, redefining failure and opportunity seeking, grit is being cultivated through goal setting, perseverance and daily habits. From “don’t break the chain” in lower school classrooms to SMART goals in middle school, students are learning how to follow through, embrace challenges and achieve long-term goals.

This conversation highlights how grit is not something students either have or do not have. It is something that can be developed over time, shaping discipline, confidence and a mindset prepared for growth both in the classroom and in life.

Did you know FBA is actively seeking Christian educators called to teach with purpose? In this episode of Warrior Wisdom: A Day in the Life at FBA, Mrs. Teresa Chambers shares the heart behind hiring kingdom-minded, mission-aligned educators who see teaching as more than a profession, but a calling.

At FBA, every classroom is a place of influence where truth shapes identity, forms character and unlocks each student’s God-given potential. Guided by the Characteristics of Professional Excellence, FBA seeks educators who model Biblical integrity, lead with a servant’s heart and create Christ-centered learning environments.

This episode also highlights key opportunities supporting the school’s growth and strategic initiatives, including roles in instructional coaching, learning support, early childhood leadership and Bible instruction, while inviting families to join in prayer for God’s guidance and discernment in this important hiring season.

Did you know FBA intentionally nurtures students’ social and emotional well-being alongside their academic growth? In this episode of Warrior Wisdom: A Day in the Life at FBA, Mrs. Teresa Chambers sits down with Lower School Counselor Ms. Waverly Walk to explore the heart behind Warrior Wellness.

Designed for students in bridge kindergarten through fourth grade, Warrior Wellness equips students with the tools to build healthy relationships, understand their emotions and respond in a Christ-honoring way. Rooted in Scripture and aligned with FBA’s core values, this program supports students in becoming known, loved and prepared to thrive both in the classroom and in life.

Did you know we walk alongside each eighth grader on their path to high school? In this episode of Warrior Wisdom: A Day in the Life at FBA, Mrs. Teresa Chambers sits down with Middle School Counselor Mrs. Sandra Wilson to discuss how FBA intentionally guides students and families through the high school application process.

From exploring schools in seventh grade to preparing applications, interviews and placement exams in eighth grade, this journey helps students reflect on their strengths, goals and readiness for the next step. Along the way, families, teachers and counselors work together to support each student as they prayerfully consider the right high school fit.

More than just an application process, this experience becomes an important moment of growth as students begin taking ownership of their future and prepare for the opportunities ahead.