“Calvary School has always had strong church support. Church members who don’t have children in the school are still financially supportive,” says Cynthia Poole, Associate Superintendent of Education for the AEC.
A Blue Mountain Academy bell choir student was recently recognized with an award given to one bell choir student each year from across the North American Division who “demonstrates outstanding leadership in the art of handbells."
In fall 2019, more than 20 members from the Highland View Academy (HVA) Aerials gymnastics team performed at the “Live for Him” Acrofest, hosted by Southern Adventist University (SAU) in Tennessee.
Pine Forge Academy (PFA) took intentional steps this year to bolster its community presence by increasing service opportunities for students and providing resources for local community organizations.
American Sign Language (ASL) is a new addition to this year’s high school class options at Spencerville Adventist Academy. The students first developed an interest when a parent presented the opportunity to have a club that would focus on teaching students sign language.
At the Pennsylvania Conference Blue Mountain Academy's recent “Peace of Mind” mental health conference, students and church members from around the area discovered practical help on topics like depression and anxiety.
As the Seventh-day Adventist Church recognized the 175th anniversary of the Great Disappointment last year, the Highlanders traveling choir embarked on a trip to the Adventist heritage site of the William Miller farm in Low Hampton, N.Y.
When you walk through my classroom door, I see a person with limitless learning potential. In order to tap into that potential, I design everything with a specific purpose in mind.
