Welcome to a new school year. We're excited that our returning students are back while we receive our new students with open arms to the Cougar Pride experience "where only the best is good enough." We recently graduated 29 students who have gone on to become trailblazers in their respective new universities and colleges. Our reliable Adventist higher educational system absorbed a majority of our graduates, while many others chose to enroll in the University of California system.

For the 21 that make up our current senior class, the expectations are high and we know they will be amply rewarded with a great senior experience. Of the 33 who graduated from our 8th grade class, 31 decided to stay on here at Glendale Adventist Academy. Pastor Anthony Pascal is our new bible teacher and that promises to be a great experience.

We have two kindergarten classes this school year and one transitional kindergarten class. Mrs. Rayan Abdul Karim and Mrs. Remilyn Hale will be our kindergarten teachers and Mrs. Ivanelle Perez will be our T-K teacher.

We currently feature one fourth grade class. Mrs. Jessica Czajka, formerly a fourth grade teacher, has been asked to join the sixth grade team. Ms. Sandra Candelario, formerly a sixth grade teacher, has been asked to join the eighth grade class team.

Stay tuned for more updates in our upcoming posts.

Israel Olaore, Principal.

We know choosing the right school is one of the most important decisions that you will make as a parent. If you are looking for a school for your child, consider learning more about the distinct advantages of a Christian education and the unique benefits we can provide at Glendale Adventist Elementary. We invite you to call 818-246-4867 to schedule a visit on our campus anytime!

A very warm welcome to every teacher, student, and family as we begin this
new school year. We are so excited that school is back in session. It is our sincerest hope and prayer that this will be the best year ever as we share God’s love with each other.

Our theme for this year is the importance of being kind to others as is taught Ephesians 4:32: “Be ye kind one to another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, even as God for Christ’s sake hath forgiven you.”

Please join us in helping our students to learn lessons of kindness this school year.

Results from the Cognitive Genesis Study Affirms the Benefits of Adventist Education and the quality of student achievement