WWU Offers Four New Certificate Programs Walla Walla University is offering four new certificate options for degree-seeking and non-degree-seeking students. Certificates are available in: Read more
Thompson’s Leadership Focuses on Service, Sustainability Improving the well-being of others has taken a prominent role for Brooke Thompson, senior business major. While she was serving as a student missionary prior to her junior year at WWU, Thompson had already decided she wanted to continue helping th... Read more
New Mural Celebrates Creation at Gem State “The heavens declare the glory of God, the skies proclaim the work of His hands.” — Psalm 19:1 Read more
Central Valley Christian School Gets New Driveway A new driveway for Central Valley Christian School, located in western Oregon, means expanded outreach potential and serves as a reminder to the school of God’s faithfulness. Read more
Fairbanks Students Enjoy Outdoor Fun Cindy Dasher, Golden Heart Christian School principal, welcomed 16 students to in-person learning on Aug. 17, 2020. The Fairbanks school has students ranging between first and seventh grade, half of whom are new to the school. Read more
Upper Columbia Academy Reopens in Person More than 250 students arrived at the Upper Columbia Academy campus on Aug. 23, 2020, to register and begin the new school year. Many new students decided to enroll at UCA primarily because it was able to offer in-person classes. Some new students... Read more
PAES Embraces Distance Learning Like many of the schools in the Oregon Conference Adventist education system, Portland Adventist Elementary School began the year via distance learning due to state requirements. PAES, located in Gresham, Oregon, has worked diligently and creative... Read more
PAA Fosters Connection Through Homeroom Families Grappling with a pandemic and distance learning is hard. Add wildfires and home evacuations, and students undoubtedly carry the weight of loss into their virtual classrooms. Read more
Auburn Collaborates for Healing Change Auburn Adventist Academy in Auburn, Washington, faced the reality of needed racial reconciliation this summer after some staff members made a public statement denouncing racism, bigotry and hatred. Read more
