The Best Education
for Whole Person Growth
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the best advantages in whole person educational growth!
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at an Adventist School!
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Whole person growth in education offers students ample opportunities to encounter Christ, explore the big questions of life, and develop a biblical foundation for making every day choices that will impact eternity.
Encountering Christ - students are encouraged to get to know Jesus personally and to build a lasting connection with their Savior
Exploring Big Questions - students need space to wrestle through tough issues, practice solid reasoning, apply personal experience, and discover biblical truth
Developing a Biblical Foundation for Life - students engage in an ongoing dialogue to develop critical thinking skills for navigating life with an end goal of eternal life
Ultimately, Adventist Education is redemptive, taking every stage of a young person’s mind, body and spirit development into consideration in learning, interaction, and discipline. We want our children to make it to the kingdom of God!
Choosing a school is a big decision
You want an environment where your child will grow in academic ability, positive friendships, reasoning skills for life, and service to the world.
Add Adventist Education to your list of private schools in the Pacific Northwest
to research for your child.
We accept and enroll students of multiple faith backgrounds into our learning community!
Our schools are fully accredited, open to students of any faith background, and provide a complete range of whole person education from early-childhood through Ph.D. programs through a worldwide network of Adventist schools.
Let us introduce you to Adventist Education
and its 7 advantages for whole person growth!
We would love to meet with you to explore how your child could find his or her advantage at an Adventist school in western Washington. More importantly, we would love to pray with you about the decision your family will be making for educating your child for life and eternity.
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Tailored Learning
Within standards of learning, there is room for personal discovery and growth. Your scholar will explore, discover and apply academic concepts to real life. The curriculum is designed to match values with academic objectives. Our classrooms provide a safe environment to become a life-long learner.
The longer a scholar is enrolled in one of our schools, the better he or she will do academically because knowledge builds on each developmental step.
We strive to provide a low student-teacher ratio to allow for individualized attention and instruction.
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Lifetime Friendships
Friendships for a lifetime are being formed through daily shared experiences. Students develop friendships with peers who have similar values.
Scholars need to know how to respectfully interact with a variety of ages, cultures and viewpoints. Our students have multiple opportunities to develop good leader and follower skills. Just like siblings learn from one another, so do students in a multi-grade learning environment.
Our students are equipped with life skills and mentoring opportunities to be productive citizens of the world.
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Character Development
Students who understand the principles of right and wrong and the attributes of God’s kingdom are better scholars, leaders, family members, and citizens. Our society needs ethical leaders – and this developmental training experience for young people is a joint effort between home, school, and church.
Adventist education prepares scholars with life training and character development. Adventist education is the best way to educate citizen scholars who demonstrate respect, integrity, truthfulness, perseverance, responsibility, caring, courage and problem solving.
A Vision for Excellence
It all started in 1853 when Martha Byington opened the first known church school for Sabbatarian Adventists in Buck's Bridge, New York. She wanted to offer a higher standard of education to scholars.
And her vision for value-based education grew exponentially!
Today you'll find Adventist schools in nearly 150 countries, 85,000 teachers, 1.5 million students, 7,500 schools — the Adventist school system is one of the largest Christian educational systems in the world!
Here in western Washington, you’ll find 19 Adventist school campuses where your student can experience whole person growth.
I love Adventist Education. It’s been a central part of my own life as a student and I wouldn’t consider anything else for my kids.
- Parent
Mission
To enable scholars to develop a life of faith in God, and to use their knowledge, skills, and understandings to serve God and humanity.
Vision
For every scholar to excel in faith, learning, and service, blending biblical truth and academic achievement to honor God and bless others.
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Engaged Service
We value God’s creation, so we find ways to give back to the earth and human kind for sustainability, health and wellness. Students learn science from a Creation viewpoint, eat on vegetarian campuses, and discover how to become good stewards.
Community service allows our scholars to think beyond themselves to make the world a little brighter and a little better. Our high school level students participate in global mission and service activities opening up a world of possibilities in service to others.
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Impactful Teachers
Our teachers understand their mission to offer redemptive education to help students make good every day decisions now that will impact the future. Our educators are highly qualified with dual certification for public and private education. Educators regularly participate in professional development and continuing education to keep their skills on the cutting edge. Our team of educators goes beyond teaching content to nurture, care and pray for students in their whole person growth journey.
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Family Atmosphere
Education is a partnership between students, parents, teachers, and God. Working together provides a vibrant learning community with strong relationships, similar goals, and a shared journey. Schools are intentionally structured small to foster a sense of family and belonging.
Families are encouraged to be part of the learning atmosphere with parental involvement in the classroom, on the school board, at school social activities, and in the homework process.
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Whole Person Growth
Whole person growth in education offers students ample opportunities to encounter Christ, explore the big questions of life, and develop a biblical foundation for making every day choices that will impact eternity.
Ultimately, Adventist Education is redemptive, taking every stage of a young person’s mind, body and spirit development into consideration in learning, interaction, and discipline. We want our children to thrive in the kingdom of God!
