A
Day
in
the
Life
of
an
ADVENTIST
STUDEN
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chool
Blends
Christianity
With
Traditional
Educa-
tion,”
the
headline
read.
In
an
article
for
the
Great
Falls
Tribune,
Starla
Seaton,
teacher
at
Shining
Mountain
Adventist
Elementary
School,
a
multigrade
school
in
Lewistown,
Montana,
summed
up
the
philosophy
of
her
school:
“Children
are
created
in
the
image
of
God.
They
are
of
infinite
worth
and
we
want
them
to
reach
the
maximum
potential
that
God
created
in
them.”
We
were
intrigued.
The
article
went
on
to
say
that
Mrs.
Seaton’s
school
stresses
reading,
incorpo-
rates
some
of
the
most
modern
teaching
aids,
uses
a
computer
in
teaching
spelling,
and
includes
many
extracurricular
activities.
At
Shining
Mountain,
science
“is
not
just
another
reading
class,
but
a
‘doing’
class.”
Resource
people
teach
water
colors,
stained
glass
ADVENTIST
EDUCATION
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DECEMBER
1987
JANUARY
1988
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