Champion Academy

Established in 1946, the Sunnydale Adventist Academy is a coeducational boarding school that provides academic programs for students in grades 9 through 12. The school has a staff of teachers that offers educational classes in English, Spanish, Bible study, physical education, history, math and fine arts. Its academic curriculum also includes calculus, geometry, algebra, science, social studies, physics, chemistry and biology. The Sunnydale Adventist Academy organizes various sports activities, such as flag football, soccer, volleyball, basketball, hockey and softball. Its facilities feature a dormitory, cafeteria, gymnasium and library, as well as several classrooms and computer laboratories. The school is accredited by the Accrediting Association of Seventh-day Adventist Secondary Schools, Colleges, Universities. Located in Centralia, Mo. the Sunnydale Adventist Academy is a part of the worldwide Seventh-day Adventist school network, which includes several elementary and high schools, colleges and universities.

Hallsville Elementary provides educational programs to students in kindergarten through grade five. The school s academic curriculum includes physical education, reading, science, English, math, health and social studies. Its support staff includes a psychologist, physical education teacher, learning specialist, speech therapist, counselors, nurse and special education paraprofessional. The school s counselor works directly with the faculty, students and the parents to facilitate academic success and personal development of the students. Hallsville Elementary is a part of the Hallsville R-IV School District, which serves as the educational center for more than 1,200 students. The school has its campus located in Hallsville, Mo.

Mexico Junior High School, located in Mexico, Mo., is part of Mexico Public Schools system. The school enrolls more than 500 students in grades six through eight. It has a guidance department that provides various programs on career planning and exploration, educational and vocational development, and peer mediation. The student activities provided by the school include archery, aerobics, volleyball, soccer, weightlifting, basketball, bowling, table tennis and physical education. Its curriculum includes English, math, science and social studies. Mexico Junior High School has a special education department that provides programs for students with learning disabilities, emotional and behavioral disorders, speech and language impairments, and physical disabilities.