Education

Story by Valerie Morikone, Photo by Monica Zill

Each fall Mountain View Conference schools take their students (grades K-12) to Valley Vista Adventist Center in Huttonsville, W.Va., to enjoy a day focused on math and science. In this photo, Reagan Moore and Isis Barreto-Tellez, students from Parkersburg Academy in Parkersburg, W.Va., enjoy a game about telling time.

“King Peggy” Takes Washington Adventist University Students on Extraordinary Journey

Story by Donna Bigler

First STEMfest Draws 400

Story by Lori Zerne

Computer Donation Saves Shenandoah Valley Academy $200,000

Story by Christopher Simons

John Wagner, principal of Shenandoah Valley Academy (SVA) in New Market, Va., skydived onto the SVA soccer field this week.

He jumped in honor of his 75th birthday and to encourage others to donate to the Open a Door student scholarship fund at the school.

After attending an EXSEED Conference at Loma Linda University in California, Sadrail Saint-Ulysse, superintendent of schools, started looking for ways to implement science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) programs into New Jersey Conference schools.

Washington Adventist University Boosts Its Five-Year Graduation Rate by 67 Percent
Feat matched by fewer than a dozen other schools in the nation

Story by Donna Bigler/Washington Adventist University

Washington Adventist University Education Department Receives NADOE Endorsement

Story by WAU Staff

Kettering College Occupational Therapy Doctorate Program Approved

Story by Kettering College Staff

Kettering College in Kettering, Ohio, recently gained final approval by the Higher Learning Commission to offer a doctorate in occupational therapy. This is the final action needed for adding the first doctoral program to begin at the college.