Every few years, the North American Division (NAD) comes up with a theme for Christian education. One focus was that we were all on a “Journey to Excellence.” Then came... read more →
Periodically, I visit an online chat group linked to Seventh-day Adventist Christian education. So many on that chat are thrilled to have had the privilege of attending church schools, acknowledging... read more →
At the beginning of this quinquennium, the Atlantic Union Conference established the theme, “United, We Will Go.” With this theme in mind, and following after the counsel given from the... read more →
Atlantic Union Conference Office of Education staff eagerly anticipated hosting its first in-person Academy Connect since the onset of the coronavirus pandemic. Just days before the event, weather forecasters warned... read more →
Have you ever felt like you needed a magic wand when taking on a task that promised to stretch you? If only it were that simple. As a child, I... read more →
The COVID-19 pandemic significantly disrupted the educational system. This unsolicited disruption unearthed several challenges which were masked throughout the years. Times have changed, and the design, methods, and delivery of... read more →
Something is not right in the world. A pandemic, earthquakes, hurricanes, wars, hunger, homelessness, mass shootings, gun violence, abductions, murders, rapes, and kidnappings are just some of the results of... read more →
If you were planning a trip, you would first need to know your destination. You would probably not just jump into your car for a random ride to see where... read more →
The COVID-19 pandemic significantly has impacted human lives across the world. It has affected individuals economically, physically, socially, emotionally, and educationally. The pandemic impacted K-12 education through common occurrences such... read more →
While visiting the Spy Museum in Washington, D.C., I was given a mission to save the world from a great tragedy. Although the hour was late, I focused on my... read more →