Since the COVID-19 pandemic began in March 2020, Highland View Academy (HVA) has experienced miraculous protection from the virus on campus and among its faculty and students.
Shona Macomber, retired art teacher at Ohio Conference’s Spring Valley Academy, has used art to develop a deeper personal experience with God and teach and reach students in a meaningful way.
Kettering College is excited to announce its new partnership with the Ohio Department of Education. Beginning Fall 2022, more students will have the financial ability to obtain a nursing degree from Kettering College.
Dupont Park Adventist School recently connected with both the National School Lunch Program and generous donors who helped launch a program for students coming to school without a lunch.
Lake Nelson Adventist Academy (LNAA) ends every calendar year with one of its most important and meaningful events—the Christmas program. With every year, this ministry increases in importance and becomes more memorable.
Allegheny East Conference's Pine Forge Academy staff recently held an Honors Convocation ceremony in which students were recognized for their academic efforts.
When students from Atholton Adventist Academy (AAA) in Columbia, Md., saw the needs of Afghan refugees resettling in their local community, they decided they wanted to do something.
Living during a pandemic is not something any of us ever expected to experience, but here we are, two years into the COVID-19 crisis. We each have a unique perspective and have been impacted in different ways—none of us have been untouched.
Seven teams from four Adventist schools recently converged on Chesapeake Conference's Spenceville Adventist Academy (Md.) for the Mid Atlantic Adventist Robotics League FIRST LEGO League Qualifying Tournament.
