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Meadow Glade Elementary School was established in 1899 and is dedicated to providing a Christ-centered education for the young people in the Battle Ground and Vancouver Washington area.
While originally founded to serve the students of the Seventh-day Adventist Constituent Churches, we welcome all who desire an opportunity for a Christ-centered education to apply.
Tuition for Kindergarten is 2025 for the half-day program.
% on Financial Aid
10%
Average Financial Aid Grant
$750
School Notes
The primary purpose of Meadow Glade Elementary School is to prepare
young people who: Function effectively as Christians by being
committed to service in a secular world. Accept in practice and
sentiment the mind and will of God as revealed in His word. Think
creatively and not merely reflect the thoughts of others. Possess
the knowledge and skills to succeed at the secondary level of their
education. Are prepared for this life and for eternity. In support
of this purpose we are committed to: Create a positive, caring
environment where Christian love and virtue are taught by
instruction and by example. Provide a climate for young people
characterized by quality instruction, high expectations, and a
respect for academic excellence. Integrate Bible into all areas of
the curriculum and provide regular opportunities for Christian
service. Uphold the distinct philosophy of the Seventh-day
Adventist Church. Respect young people as unique individuals while
assisting in their growth by challenging each student spiritually,
mentally, physically, and socially. Assist young people in
accepting responsibility for their own learning and actions.
Promote a stimulating environment for the development of "curious,
joyful, lifelong learners." Maintain close contact with the
parents, church constituency, and community.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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