Lubbock Adventist News

Lubbock Junior Academy will be teaching Kindergarten this year with the new Kindergarten Stepping Stones: A Journey to Excellence through Discovery. This new Seventh-day Adventist North American Division program is based on the belief that kindergarten is a stepping...

Our children face challenges, pressures, and temptations that were considered unimaginable just a few years ago. In a world of constant change and turmoil, parents are looking to Adventist education to provide their children the tools they will need to survive in this...

The Lubbock Junior Academy, along with the Lubbock Adventist Children’s Ministry programs, (including Sabbath School) participate in raising awareness and prevention of the mistreatment of the vulnerable, through an online program that helps accomplish this goal by...

It’s that wonderful time of year again! I walk into Walmart and Office Depot and the first thing my eyes see are the traditional yellow boxes and green letters of Crayola. It is time to start planning for Operation Christmas Child. The students and teachers of Lubbock...

Mark your calendar for Wednesday, Thursday, Friday And twice on Sabbath. July 29, 30, 31 & August 1, 6:00 to 8:00pm, Vacation Bible School. For the enjoyment of children 4-12 years of age

It is my privilege this morning to talk about Seventh-day Adventist education. It will come as no surprise that I love to teach at Lubbock Junior Academy. I would like all of our children to have the opportunity to attend our Christian schools. I will be speaking...

One of the Lubbock Junior Academy goals is to introduce students to different races, cultures, backgrounds and abilities. Recently, LJA students used their Chromebooks to learn about Laurel Burch, a famous American artist with a rare debilitating disease. Laurel Burch...

Perhaps you have heard of the little book, Random Acts of Kindness, written by The Editors of Conari Press. This book has been an inspiration for a kindness movement. There is even a website devoted to assisting people who want to show kindness to a weary world. Click...

Lubbock Junior Academy finished their sixth school year last Friday, May 22, for 19 students, 35 weeks of academic achievement and a closer relationship with Christ. The day started with worship and prayer. Miss Rico showed a video depicting the first four weeks Anne...

Traditionally, eighth grade graduation marks the half-way point in a person’s academic journey for students can often look forward to another eight years in high school and college. Lubbock Junior Academy’s half-way-point graduation was held May 17, 2015. Two LJA...