KAS Announcements for the week of January 18-21, 2022
- SNOW DAY tomorrow, Tuesday, the 18th. NO SCHOOL for everyone.
- There has been a possible COVID exposure in grades 3-5. All students in grades 3-5 only, will need to stay home on Wednesday, the 19th. They can return on Thursday, the 20th.
- Ice skating will be rescheduled to a future date when we can arrange it.
- Taco Bell will not be able to be offered this Wednesday, however we will be offering pizza both Wednesday and Thursday for those who are there. They will need to be prepared to order when they arrive each morning.
- All backordered fundraiser items should be able to be delivered on Friday now during pick-up. If you need to make other arrangements, please contact our Home and School Leader.
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We are proud to be a part of the Seventh-day Adventist education system which from the very beginning of the church in 1863 has focused on the importance of education and healthcare in improving people's lives. In fact in 2012, Seventh-day Adventists run the second-largest denominational education system in the world, second only to Catholic schools. It is the goal of Seventh-day Adventists to provide quality creation based schools where they are needed around the world.
One of the founding principles of the Seventh-day Adventist church is a healthy lifestyle—a balanced combination of exercise, diet, and trust in God. At Knoxville Adventist School, we adhere to these principles by providing vegetarian meals, plenty of exercise and a Bible based curriculum for our students.
One of the founding principles of the Seventh-day Adventist church is a healthy lifestyle—a balanced combination of exercise, diet, and trust in God. At Knoxville Adventist School, we adhere to these principles by providing vegetarian meals, plenty of exercise and a Bible based curriculum for our students.
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• KAS is a private Christian K-10 school, fully- accredited by the National Council for Private School Accreditation.
• KAS has served the community since 1910 and as a private Christian school, religious classes and the teaching of moral values are a focal point of the school program.
• KAS accepts students of all religious faiths.
• Small classroom environments nurture individualized teaching and strong academics.
• KAS runs an educational program that incorporates the belief that each student is unique and of inestimable value.
• KAS stresses the importance of educating the whole child: mental, physical, and spiritual, along with community service.
• Students enrolled at KAS achieve higher than the national norm in all grades tested, and in all subjects, regardless of class size or number of grades in classes.
• Studies show that the longer a student attends a Seventh-day Adventist school, the higher his/her achievement and ability. Students consistently achieve at a higher level than is predicted by their ability, as measured by the Cognitive Abilities Test, regardless of school size.
• KAS has served the community since 1910 and as a private Christian school, religious classes and the teaching of moral values are a focal point of the school program.
• KAS accepts students of all religious faiths.
• Small classroom environments nurture individualized teaching and strong academics.
• KAS runs an educational program that incorporates the belief that each student is unique and of inestimable value.
• KAS stresses the importance of educating the whole child: mental, physical, and spiritual, along with community service.
• Students enrolled at KAS achieve higher than the national norm in all grades tested, and in all subjects, regardless of class size or number of grades in classes.
• Studies show that the longer a student attends a Seventh-day Adventist school, the higher his/her achievement and ability. Students consistently achieve at a higher level than is predicted by their ability, as measured by the Cognitive Abilities Test, regardless of school size.
