Redlands is…
Redlands Adventist Academy is a K-12 WASC accredited Christian school owned and operated by the Seventh-day Adventist church and located in the heart of Redlands, California. We opened our doors in 1903 to just 18 elementary students, and have since grown to include junior high and high school, becoming a full-fledged academy in 2003. Currently we have an enrollment of about 400 students annually.
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Mission Statement
Redlands Adventist Academy is a Christian institution owned and operated by the Seventh-day Adventist church and is dedicated to nurturing the holistic development of students through spiritual growth, academic excellence, and physical well-being, empowering students to live a purpose-filled life.
Opening Hearts, Opening Minds, Opening Doors
Expected Schoolwide Learning Results
Expected Schoolwide Learning Results, or ESLRs for short, are clearly defined educational goals that help you picture what a student should know, understand, and be able to do by the time they graduate from Redlands Adventist Academy. ESLRs reflect our mission, vision, and values, while also serving as a guide for school development and growth, preparing our students for their future education, careers, and life.
A Redlands Adventist Academy student will be a positive growing Christian, a life-long learner, and a responsible, productive citizen who:
Spiritual
- Is given tools to develop a faith-based relationship with God
- Demonstrates personal integrity and exercises moral judgment
- Shows compassion toward others and embraces diversity
- Understands and respects Seventh-day Adventist beliefs
Academic
- Demonstrates growth in all subject areas
- Gains effective communication and technological skills
- Applies critical thinking and problem-solving skills to everyday life
- Exhibits an appreciation for and develops skills in applied and fine arts
Health & Wellness
- Has knowledge of a healthy, balanced lifestyle
- Takes responsibility for the management of their own personal health
- Applies the skills provided to develop a program of life-long wellness
- Uses social-emotional skills to enhance personal relationships and individual learning
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Community
- Contributes time, energy and talents to improve the quality of life in family, school, local, and global communities
- Values the mutual relationship of all life and is a good steward of the environment
- Respects diversity and seeks to understand others' views, beliefs, and cultures
- Works cooperatively with others in group and team activities