Larry Hiday Columbia Adventist Academy Gleaner correspondent Columbia Adventist Academy Gleaner correspondent By Larry Hiday CAA Uses Music to Bless Others With a history that is almost 125 years in the making, Columbia Academy, now Columbia Adventist Academy, opened in 1903. Music has played an integral part of its history. Read more CAA Continues Serving in Alaska Most of the time, Alaska isn’t the first place on your mind when you think of a spring mission trip — but it is for Columbia Adventist Academy students. Read more Seniors are the Heart of CAA At the heart of the Columbia Adventist Academy campus is a water tower. But the true heart of the school are students, especially seniors, who provide leadership, energy, novel ideas and mentoring to bless the school community. Read more CAA Students Unplug Electronics and Plug Into Nature Biology students from Columbia Adventist Academy in Battle Ground, Washington, celebrated the reopening of Walla Walla University’s Rosario Marine Biology Station in Anacortes, Washington, as the first school group to visit since the start of the ... Read more CAA Alum Starts Different Kind of Revival As a high school student at Columbia Adventist Academy in Battle Ground, Washington, a “few years ago,” Doug Schmidt, class of 1980, was heavily impacted and inspired by a series of classes he began taking as a freshman: general shop, welding, woo... Read more The Senior Experience: Not What It Used To Be This has been quite an historic year for seniors, and at Columbia Adventist Academy in Battle Ground, Washington, it isn’t just due to COVID-19. It began in the fall of 2019, which now seems an eternity ago, when seniors returned to find a new cla... Read more CAA Experiences the Rhythm of Giving Music trip: noun 1. reward for hard work put into practices and performances by band/choir members, often entailing a few performances and lots of entertainment (e.g. Six Flags, Disneyland or somewhere exotic); 2. an enticement by a school to conv... Read more Academies Pursue Rock-Solid Connection For Adventist academies, vespers programs and good connections (also known as networking) are key elements of the school environment. On Nov. 30, 2018, thanks to student leadership, connections and student-led vespers programing came together in B... Read more Beloved CAA Icon Rests A beloved teacher passed away Feb. 27, 2018, after a second bout with cancer. During the 30-plus years Reavis Belin taught at Columbia Adventist Academy (CAA) in Battle Ground, Wash., he became the icon of all the good teachers at the school. Read more CAA Experiences Old Memories, New Gym and Answered Prayers “Learning” and “meeting the mission of Seventh-day Adventist Christian education” are not isolated to classroom experiences but can take place wherever intentional effort has been planned. At Columbia Adventist Academy (CAA) in Battle Ground, Wash... Read more Pagination Page 1 Next page ››
CAA Uses Music to Bless Others With a history that is almost 125 years in the making, Columbia Academy, now Columbia Adventist Academy, opened in 1903. Music has played an integral part of its history. Read more
CAA Continues Serving in Alaska Most of the time, Alaska isn’t the first place on your mind when you think of a spring mission trip — but it is for Columbia Adventist Academy students. Read more
Seniors are the Heart of CAA At the heart of the Columbia Adventist Academy campus is a water tower. But the true heart of the school are students, especially seniors, who provide leadership, energy, novel ideas and mentoring to bless the school community. Read more
CAA Students Unplug Electronics and Plug Into Nature Biology students from Columbia Adventist Academy in Battle Ground, Washington, celebrated the reopening of Walla Walla University’s Rosario Marine Biology Station in Anacortes, Washington, as the first school group to visit since the start of the ... Read more
CAA Alum Starts Different Kind of Revival As a high school student at Columbia Adventist Academy in Battle Ground, Washington, a “few years ago,” Doug Schmidt, class of 1980, was heavily impacted and inspired by a series of classes he began taking as a freshman: general shop, welding, woo... Read more
The Senior Experience: Not What It Used To Be This has been quite an historic year for seniors, and at Columbia Adventist Academy in Battle Ground, Washington, it isn’t just due to COVID-19. It began in the fall of 2019, which now seems an eternity ago, when seniors returned to find a new cla... Read more
CAA Experiences the Rhythm of Giving Music trip: noun 1. reward for hard work put into practices and performances by band/choir members, often entailing a few performances and lots of entertainment (e.g. Six Flags, Disneyland or somewhere exotic); 2. an enticement by a school to conv... Read more
Academies Pursue Rock-Solid Connection For Adventist academies, vespers programs and good connections (also known as networking) are key elements of the school environment. On Nov. 30, 2018, thanks to student leadership, connections and student-led vespers programing came together in B... Read more
Beloved CAA Icon Rests A beloved teacher passed away Feb. 27, 2018, after a second bout with cancer. During the 30-plus years Reavis Belin taught at Columbia Adventist Academy (CAA) in Battle Ground, Wash., he became the icon of all the good teachers at the school. Read more
CAA Experiences Old Memories, New Gym and Answered Prayers “Learning” and “meeting the mission of Seventh-day Adventist Christian education” are not isolated to classroom experiences but can take place wherever intentional effort has been planned. At Columbia Adventist Academy (CAA) in Battle Ground, Wash... Read more
