Sacramento Adventist Academy
  Is accredited with the State of California through the Western Association of Schools and Colleges and the Northern California Conference of Seventh-day Adventists  

Our Promise
  As a Christian school, we will value our students as individuals, challenging them to dream great dreams while offering them freedom to be kids. We will endeavor to develop confidence to face an uncertian world, discipline to build strong character, and strength to overcome adversity. We will provide the opportunity to discover a loving God, accept Jesus Christ as a personal Savior, and develop Christ-centered wisdom to make the best decisions.  

Mission Statement
  Exists to provide a value-centered Christian education in an environment of academic excellence.  
  Our Belief:  
  As a Christian School, we believe each of our young people is:  
 
  • reachable
  • teachable
  • loveable and
  • saveable
  

Bible Text
  “And Jesus grew in wisdom and in stature and in favor with God and man.”  
  Luke 2:52  
     

Sacramento Adventist Academy Staff
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The History of Sacramneto Adventist Academy
  Sacramento Adventist Academy is a coeducational kindergarten through twelfth grade school, operated by the Seventh-day Adventist churches in the Sacramento area to provide Christian education in an environment of academic excellence.  
  Sacramento Junior Academy was organized in the Sacramento area in 1948 when the church schools operated by Sacramento Central, Fair Oaks (now Carmichael), Roseville, North Sacramento (now Woodside), and Oak Park churches combined.  Fifty‑three acres were purchased on the Winding Way site on which four, two-classroom units of frame and stucco were built.  Eleven grades were offered during the 1957-1958 school year. In the fall of 1958 a complete elementary and secondary program was offered and the name was changed to Sacramento Union Academy.  
   
  In 1964, a new secondary unit was opened.  The block and stucco building housed four classrooms, a science laboratory, library, administrative offices, and four teacher offices.  The auditorium building was remodeled; a room was made available for choir activities and an enlarged area was designated for band.  A 17,350 square foot brick and resawn redwood library and administration complex was completed in December of 1973. The former academy unit was remodeled to allow two additional classrooms and five teacher offices.  Exterior remodeling for the auditorium, outside lighting, new walks and landscaping was also included during 1973.  In 1981, the constituency voted to add a new Home Economics and Science complex to the existing academy classroom building.  The Home Economics and Biology classrooms were completed in 1987.  In 1985, the constituency voted to change the name of the school to Sacramento Adventist Academy.  

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Sacramento Adventist Academy Expected School-Wide Learning Results (ESLRS)
  “And Jesus grew in wisdom and stature, and in favor with God and man.”
                                                             Luke 2:52 		 
 

Spiritual Growth

  
  The Students will:
  • choose Christ as their personal Savior.
  • know how the Bible and nature contribute to an understanding of God’s plan.
  • live a Christian lifestyle.
  • understand the history and beliefs of the Seventh-day Adventist Church.
  
 

Intellectual Growth

  
  The Students will:
  • acquire the tools needed to become lifelong learners and independent critical thinkers.
  • demonstrate proficiency in oral and written communication.
  • utilize a variety of technological skills and practical skills.
  • show proficiency in curriculum areas that will help them advance in their chosen field and that will enhance their lifestyles.
  
 

Physical Growth

  
  The Students will:
  • acquire a healthy physical and mental outlook.
  • apply principles such as cooperation and moderation to their physical activities.
  • be aware of and able to practice physical health for lifelong fitness.
  
 
 

Sacramento Adventist Academy Contact Information


Sacramento Adventist Academy
5601 Winding Way
Carmichael, CA     95608
Phone: (916) 481-2300
Fax: (916) 481-7426

  

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