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Boise Valley Adventist School serves its students by sharing the Gospel of Christ's saving grace, challenging them to grow in spiritual understanding and encouraging them to reach their highest potential of mental, physical and social development.
Boise Valley Adventist School is a Christian school founded by Seventh-day Adventist church members of the Boise Valley, to provide a spiritually oriented education for their young people.
A belief in the existence of a Creator is fundamental in the philosophy of the school.
We believe that true education has to do with the complete development of the physical, mental and spiritual powers of each student.
Ultimately, we would hope "to prepare the student for the joy of service in this world and for the higher joy of wider service in the world to come".
Grades: K-8 | 148 students11.8 miles 1515 8th St S Nampa, ID 83651 (208) 467-3601
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My children have attended from 2010 to current and have enjoyed their introduction to "school." They have thrived academically, spiritually and socially at BVAS. The teachers are top notch while caring about their students educational experience and relationship with Him!
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