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Quality education is something all parents look for but is sometimes hard to quantify. Here are some indicators we think might help in evaluating the education provided at Paradise Adventist Academy: We emphasize educating the whole student--academically, socially, spiritually, physically and support parents in teaching Christian values and ethics. The staff at PAA is a compassionate, caring, and competent group of professionals who are committed to Christian education.
All teachers hold bachelors' or masters' degrees and participate in ongoing inservice programs to remain current with educational issues.
At least 95% of our high school graduates go on to the four-year college of their choice.
Students benefit from individualized instruction and more personal attention that our low student to teacher ratio allows.
Paradise Adventist Academy is accredited by Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC)
North American Division of Seventh-day Adventists, Office of Education
The original Seventh-day Adventist school in Paradise was
established in 1908, with the goal of providing high quality
Christian education to children in our community. Over the years
the name and location has changed, but the purpose remains the
same. As a part of the second largest private education system in
the world, our curriculum meets or exceeds public school standards,
teachers hold current education certification in their field of
teaching, and students learn in a variety of ways through field
trips, lab experiences, traditional classroom experiences, music
performance, and sports teams.
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