If Math Were More Like English PSAA Teacher Challenged to Make Math Fun For Colleen Brundula Radke, the math and physics teacher at Puget Sound Adventist Academy (PSAA), in Kirkland, Wash., the constraints of formulas pose a challenge on how to teach the field of mathematics as something other than memorized rules."I ... Read more
PAS Students Receive Grant From Poulsbo Garden Club Students at Poulsbo Adventist School wanted a new garden. So they wrote a grant request to the Poulsbo Garden Club asking for funds to create a school garden area.The students drafted letters and drew pictures of what they wanted, drafted letters.... Read more
Robotics Present a Challenge to SJA Students Tournament Winners Proceed to National Competition LEGO Robotics was a new experience last fall at Spokane Junior Academy. Read more
The Mission of WWVA's Acro Knights "What does it take to be a gymnast?" is a frequent question asked by Scott Schafer, head coach of the Acro Knights from Walla Walla Valley Academy. Answers to the question are as varied as the audiences for whom the group is performing.Through a s... Read more
What a Difference a Dean Makes Think back to your boarding school years and you may remember a dean who made a difference in your life. One such dedicated man, John Willis, is doing just that at Upper Columbia Academy (UCA).This is Willis' third year as UCA's boys' dean, and he... Read more
SJA Students Take Field Trip What do you get when you take two teachers and 27 excited students to see three amazing exhibits? You get a recent overnight field trip to Seattle with Spokane Junior Academy (SJA) students in grades seven to 10.SJA has a long history of traveling... Read more
Jumping for Joy YACS Jump-rope Program Yakima Adventist Christian School (YACS) began a jump-rope team just after Thanksgiving 2006. Thirty students in grades one through six, along with some older students to help, work out every Wednesday after school. This energetic group of boys an... Read more
Walk-a-thon At Milton-Stateline Adventist School Milton-Stateline Adventist School completed its fourth annual walk-a-thon for health and school improvement on May 4. Nearly all the students participated, showing incredible school spirit. Students in preschool through eighth grade walked in the ... Read more
Hermiston Jr. Academy Eighth-graders Go South of the Border Joshua Aguilar and Joshua Peterson, two eighth-graders from Hermiston Jr. Academy with their teacher Randy Foss, his wife Jamie, and Lolita, Joshua Aguilar's mother, went to Ensenada, Mexico, for their annual eighth-grade mission trip this spring.... Read more