Blue Ridge Adventist Christian

Mount Pisgah Academy is a boarding school that enrolls students in grades 9 through 12. It works for the development of academic, social and spiritual skills of children. The school is a part of Seventh-day Adventist school system, which governs more than 6,000 schools. Mount Pisgah Academy s facilities include an administration building, cafeteria, gymnasium, church and industrial complex. In addition, the school offers several diploma courses, including college preparation and placement. It organizes parent-teacher meetings, field trips and fairs. Additionally, the school has a workforce of cafeteria director, nurse, recruiter, physical trainer, guidance counselor, librarian, teachers and assistants. The school conducts classes in several subjects, including Bible studies, history, band, biology, English and computer technology. Mount Pisgah Academy is located in Candler, N.C.

Operational since 1976, Temple Baptist School is a part of Temple Baptist Church, which offers spiritual services for the community. Temple Baptist Church operates various ministries for children, men and women. Temple Baptist School provides Christian-centered education for students in kindergarten through grade 12. The school s academic curriculum includes instruction in a range of subjects, such as math, Bible study, home economics, fine arts, history and geography. It also conducts sessions in music, physical education, computer applications and foreign language. In addition, the school offers classes that focus on reading and writing skills development. Temple Baptist School is located in Asheville, N.C.

MISSION STATEMENT Greeneville Adventist Academy, grades Pre- K-12, is parents, students and teachers working together to share the joy of living with Jesus now and for eternity. Our programs are designed to encourage students and staff to freely share Christ with others, empower students to think responsibly and clarify personal values. Greeneville Adventist Academy accepts students, regardless of race, sex, religion or national origin and makes available to them any and all programs. The Educational program of the church gives primary emphasis to character building and to the spiritual foundation in the life of its children and youth. Moreover, it makes abundant provision for the acquisition and interpretation of that which is appropriate from the store of secular knowledge and skills for mental, social, vocational, and physical development.