Students at Puget Sound Adventist Academy (PSAA), located on the same campus with the Kirkland Adventist School (KAS), represent at least 13 countries. This 10-year-old academy is a microcosm of the world’s youth colliding together in the hallways, during lunch breaks, and in classrooms, creating a multicultural way of life.
“Our high percentage of multicultural groups gives each student who attends here a bigger window in which to view the world—a world that Jesus wants us to embrace,” said Doug White, PSAA and KAS principal. “So when students leave Puget Sound Academy they are better prepared to meet the people who live around the globe because they have already seen some of them face to face."
Andrés Arjona, 11th grade, with the flag from Columbia, where his parents were born.
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