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Kettering College Hosts Event for Prospective Seventh-day Adventist Students

Story by Lauren Brooks

On November 15-16, 2019, Kettering College is hosting a new event designed for prospective Seventh-day Adventist students to experience the many facets of life at Kettering College. During Experience Kettering, students will get a chance to explore Kettering College’s campus, speak with admission counselors about their program of interest, connect with Kettering Adventist HealthCare managers about potential job opportunities, explore the Dayton area, and worship with us at the Kettering Adventist Church.

Highland View Academy Music Students ‘Sing to the World’

HVA's music students create the "River Jordan" music video.

Story by Lori Zerne

For several years, David Niño, the Chesapeake Conference Highland View Academy’s (HVA) music director, has pondered how to share with the rest of the world what he and his students do in the classroom.

Traditionally, the music curriculum emphasizes music standards that focus on students’ artistic, cognitive, creative and spiritual aspects. While the goal is always to provide a sound educational program, HVA also generates valuable opportunities for students to make an impact on the lives of others.

SVAE Robotics Team Wins National Tournament

SVAE’s robotics team places first in three categories at the national robotics competition in Florida. (Left to right) Coach Bill Dodge, Emma Davis, Olivia Patrick, Coach Gordon Miller, Lora Moulder, Michael White, Coach Mike Moulder and Dakota Gullatte.

Story by Tiffany Doss

Allegheny East Conference Education Office Recognizes Student Achievers

Science Fair primary winners llide Iheme, third place (BJA); Daniel Lightbody, second place (W. F. Mays); and Lawrence Talbert, first place (Dupont) display their medals.

Story by LaTasha Hewitt

Each spring the Office of Education hosts annual events that allow students from the 10 Allegheny East Conference (AEC) elementary schools to compete with each other.

Highland View Academy Alumnus Gives TEDx Talk

Story by Jacklyn Ruth, Chesapeake Conference Communication Department

Kylynda Bauer graduated as president and valedictorian of Highland View Academy (Hagerstown, Md) Class of 2009. As a microbiologist, she now conducts cutting-edge research in the microbiome field. In this TEDx Talk, Bauer shares research that observes the impact of malnutrition and microbes on the gut-brain axis.