The following article is from a non-affiliated source For real education reform, take a cue from the Adventists
Amid all the buzz on education reform, the Seventh Day Adventist school system might seem an unexpected place to look for models in improving student achievement. But by educating mind, body, and spirit, Adventist schools outperform the national average across all demographics.
The following article is from the Los Angeles Times The Conversation: Pursuing successful education reform might mean going the way of Adventists. Click here to read more...
November 16, 2011
On November 16, 2011 Oakview held its second annual National Junior Honor Society inductees ceremony. Among those inducted were students who were inducted at the first ceremony held January 26, 2011. Shown here are the students flanked left to right by: David A. Cadavero, Superintendent of Schools for G.N.Y.C; J.Eric Imbert, Principal of Oakview; and Beverly Waithe, Oakview's Grade 7 Teacher and Junior Honor Society Committee Chair.
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This powerful video demonstrates the power of Adventist Education to create characters in young people who are dedicated to service for here and eternity..
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