VIVE: Empoderando a Mujeres a Compartir a Jesús con Mujeres Cosas increíbles suceden cuando las mujeres se conectan con su propósito y misión como discípulas de Jesucristo y se dan cuenta de que hay muchas mujeres en sus esferas de influencia que aún no conocen la paz y el gozo de tener a Jesús como su pad... Read more
Harris Junior Academy Educates for Eternity For more than three quarters of a century, Harris Junior Academy in Pendleton, Oregon has existed "to show children Jesus, nurture their love for Him and others, teach them to think, and empower them to serve." The last decade has seen two young g... Read more
Spirit Weeks Make Online Learning Memorable On the brink of retirement, you might think a 37-year teaching veteran would flinch at transitioning to virtual teaching — but not Dawn Campanello. Read more
PAA Promotes Belonging and Learning From a Distance “He prepared the way before we could even imagine it,” says Mechelle Peinado, Portland Adventist Academy principal. As Oregon state and health authorities laid out plans to mitigate the coronavirus pandemic, schools began scrambling to adapt to di... Read more
Upper Columbia Academy Receives Wellness Center Grant Statistics indicate 50% of students will struggle with mental health issues during adolescence.1 To proactively meet the growing needs of students, Upper Columbia Academy girls' dean Dani Rivera, who is a licensed clinical social worker associate,... Read more
Tualatin Valley Academy Offers STEAM-Based Experience Students in Jennifer Wendt’s first and second grade classroom in Oregon's Tualatin Valley Academy look forward to science time because they know they will be in for a treat. The students are especially thrilled when Susie Scientist makes a special... Read more
WWU Looks Forward to Classes on Campus in the Fall Walla Walla University will welcome students back to its campuses in fall for the 2020–2021 academic school year, prioritizing safety and quality education, announced John McVay, WWU president, on May 21, 2020. “We believe that a strong, active co... Read more
School Food Service Finds New Delivery The day began like any typical school day with staff worship — only it wasn’t typical because of distance learning. During the staff Zoom call, the teachers talked through the different needs of school families. Often those needs centered around n... Read more
Clausen-Brown Receives Award from Milton Society of America Karen Clausen-Brown, associate professor of English, has been selected to receive the James Holly Hanford Article Award from the Milton Society of America for her article “‘Not in their idol-worship, but by labor’: The Sabbath and the Book of Isai... Read more
