Lubbock Adventist News

Our students seem to always be moving. Some wiggle while they do their math while others tap to some inner rhythm with their feet. At recess times they can be seen running, jumping, singing and even falling. I don’t remember ever having that much energy or being in...

Our school is participating in the Seventh-day Adventist Divisionwide health event; Adventist InStep for Life! http://www.adventistsinstepforlife.org/ Each student has a pedometer and a chart on which to daily record how many steps they take. It’s interesting to watch...

It’s always fun to start a journey. You never know what is around the next corner or what’s over the next hill. Our Lubbock Junior Academy students have been on a journey God left for us. We are reading Steps to Christ, by Ellen White. The further we go on this...

Lubbock Junior Academy Results from the latest Valuegenesis study, conducted in the spring of 2011, have just been published. This study explored the understanding of Seventh-day Adventist students, grades 6 -12, of the concept, grace, God’s actions, in personal...

In Step with Jesus Christ Worship times during the first 30 days of this 2011 – 2012 school year are being devoted to the 30 principles of learning to follow Jesus as outlined in the book, Steps to Christ, by Ellen White. We have learned that Jesus loves us, why God...

Perhaps you’ve seen the Bible-based activity sheets our children have been given, either to work on during church or to take home to do on Sabbath afternoon. These activities, prepared for two age groups, ages 3-6 and 7-12, are not just for filling time. They...

One of the privileges of a Seventh-day Adventist school is the daily worship. Each day begins with singing fun, Christ centered songs and listening to Dr. Simmons or Miss Zimmermann tell a story based on a Bible verse. These rich, character building stories foster a...

Can you believe it? School begins this Monday at Lubbock Junior Academy! Our opening theme will be Adventists In Step for Life which is related to Michelle Obama’s project called Let’s Move. This year we have three goals: Becoming: 1. in step with regular exercise. 2....

During the last ten minutes of each school day, we have what is commonly called circle time or group time. Circle time is a dynamic interaction among students and teachers. These classroom meetings provide time for listening to each other and helping to solve problems...

At Lubbock Junior Academy we want our students to learn to enjoy reading the Bible. Each morning we have a worship story which correlates with a text from the Scriptures. The text is written on the whiteboard and the students know to get out their Bibles and find the...