In Bible III, we've been studying about the Sanctuary and its services. Last week, Pastor Fetrick generously volunteered to bring his sheep to class, and so on Thursday we were treated have two of his lambs join us. While the students petted the lambs and fed them leaves and grass, Pastor Fetrick and his [...]
Yesterday afternoon, I stopped by the Industrial Arts class to see what they were up to. I found them with their instructor, Mr. Doug Show, near the maintenance building. With only two students in the class, it is quite informal. Mr. Show was teaching them to lay concrete block. A section of the old [...]
Last week, the students in Miss Heidi Rasmussen's Home Ec class dug up potatoes. Last spring, Mrs. Joella Show planted potatoes in a series of raised beds behind the greenhouses. Now it was time to get hands dirty and bring in the harvest. For some it was the first time digging potatoes. Eating mashed [...]
Every freshman, and several sophomores begin each day with a brand-new class designed to help ease the transition to high school. Titled "Strategies for Success," the course was developed and is taught by registrar Kelly Taitano. Practical skills and strategies are taught and practiced in the context of actual assignments the students are getting [...]
Starting in January, students will have the opportunity to enroll in a new class designed to teach the basic principles of gardening. The class will be taught over two semesters - part one in the spring, and part two in the fall. This will give students the opportunity to harvest what they planted. Over [...]
Congratulations Class of 2020! You are now leaving our campus and moving on with your lives. We wish you God's richest blessings. As you continue to discover the paths God has prepared for you to travel, our love and support go with you. "For I know the thoughts that I think toward you, says [...]
Dear Parents & Students, Last week we sent out a note letting you know that we will be offering a hybrid program this year, and we asked you to think about what is best for your family. If you are leaning toward taking part in the live streaming as opposed to the face-to-face instruction, [...]
Last weekend, Wisconsin Academy hosted the first Wisconsin Conference Project-Based Learning Fair, a special event for 7-10th grade students, sponsored by the Education Department. In addition to showcasing their projects in the gym, the students spent time exploring STEM themes. They inflated a pig lung and discussed breathing issues with a respiratory therapist and [...]
Last Tuesday, Juniors in Bible III had the privilege of spending time with elementary students at Petersen Elementary School just down the road. During a recent unit on the book of Daniel, the Juniors wrote and illustrated children's books based on its inspiring stories. The final portion of the project was to read their [...]
The Wisconsin Academy chapter of the National Honor Society is please to announce that eight new members were inducted it its membership during a ceremony attended by the entire student body with family and friends. Dr. Amir Gulzar, who recently moved to Wisconsin from the Adventist University of Lukanga, in the Democratic Republic of [...]
