Administrators

Dr. Victor Fordyce was born and raised in Dallas, Texas. He was saved at the age of 9 the week after an Easter message, which explained the love that God has for us and how we can be saved from our sin. After attending Dallas Baptist College and the University of Texas at Arlington, he taught German and English for three years at Greenville High School. 
He later joined the Air Force where he flew in B-52 aircraft at Minot Air Force Base as a navigator and radar navigator. He met his wife Sandy in Minot. He now has two wonderful stepchildren and a loving daughter along with four spoiled grandchildren. Later, he moved to California where he worked in academics, curriculum development, and flightline training at the Combat Crew Training School. While living in Merced, Dr. Fordyce became very involved with his church and its Christian school. He taught children’s Sunday school, sang in the choir, served on the school board, and led the AWANA program. He also earned a Master’s Degree in Education Administration.
Dr. Fordyce then transferred to Offutt Air Force Base to work in war planning. He served in AWANA and the board of trustees at his church in Bellevue, Nebraska. He later taught high school at Omaha North High School and Omaha Christian Academy. His first principal assignment was at Goshen Christian School in New York, followed by four years at Christian Center Elementary in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. At that point, Omaha Christian Academy called him back to be their superintendent and principal once he had attained his doctorate in Education Administration. He has lifetime ACSI certifications as teacher and administrator. He has a life-time Texas certification in teaching German and English.  
In 2017, Dr. Fordyce was called to serve at River City Believers Academy. He retired two years later. He has worked part-time at Sylvan Learning Center and has substituted at First Baptist Academy. Eventually he was called to work part-time at FBA, teaching Bible and English, two subjects he loves. He is now filling in as interim principal.