Adventist Education Means a Change for the Better “The function of education is to teach one to think intensively and to think critically. Intelligence plus character — that is the goal of true education,” said Martin Luther King Jr. This to me is a perfect definition of our Adventist education s... Read more
Adventist Education Means Overcoming Challenges Over the course of my life, my parents have chosen to take a God centered approach to my education. Even while I was home-schooled, my parents brought me closer to God in their choice of curriculum and even just reading the Bible in the morning. I... Read more
Adventist Education Means a Plan for My Life As I write this, it’s my senior year. I’m on the home stretch, and the finish line is close. I know for a fact that every senior out there is just as ready to graduate as I am. As my final days of being a high schooler are nearing I often find mys... Read more
Adventist Education Means a Positive Place Adventist education has made a positive impact on my life, but I haven’t always seen it that way. I was raised in a Christian home and was always sent to an Adventist school. At a former school I often felt bullied and put down. I would come home ... Read more
