La sierra academy A Seventh-day Adventist College Preparatory School

ost-Graduation ontact US 951.351.1445 | www.lsak12.com  89% of graduates attend college 4900 Golden Avenue, Riverside, CA 92505  80% of graduates attend a 4 year college or university DMINISTRATION  Our graduates have been accepted into the following colleges and universities: ELIZABETH MUÑOZ BEARD TK-12 Head Principal | [email protected] SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST INSTITUTION R. JOHN CHEN  Vice Principal/Instructional Coach  Pacific [email protected] TK-12  Southern Adventist University  VICTORIA KARSTEN  Oakwood College /Curriculum Coach [email protected] Grades 7-12 Registrar OTHER COLLEGES / UNIVERSITIES CORINNE ROBINSON  Baptist University Vice Principal of Finance | [email protected]  Cal Poly Pomona  Cal State Northridge  State University DMINSTRATIVE SUPPORT  Pepperdine University  UC Berkeley  UC Irvine CINDY NILGES  UC Merced TK-12 Administrative Assistant [email protected] ESPARZA | Ext. 503  UC Santa Barbara Student Finance Manager/International Student Services  [email protected] | Ext.  University of Santa Cruz CAROL ORR 550  UC Davis  UC Riverside [email protected] | Ext. Business Office Receptionist  UC Los Angeles KARINA MONTIEL 550 ur ission  UC San Diego Elementary Administrative Assistant [email protected] | Ext. As a Seventh-day Adventist TK-12 College Preparatory bout s GLENN VALENZUELA 510 School, we serve students from diverse backgrounds Campus Chaplain by providing the learning opportunities and skills La Sierra Academy is a TK-12 WASC accredited MICHAEL WOODBURY Seventh-day Adventist Christian School. The school needed to contribute to society, to prepare for life’s Athletic Director has been a proud member of the Riverside work, and to flourish spiritually. Community since 1922, creating a legacy of Learning, Serving & Achieving through Christ excellence and service to the community. acts About Our School  FRESHMEN SEMINAR ur Campus piritual Life Study and organizational skills class for all  TK-12 Enrollment averages per school year is 598 students 9th graders  Over 18 acres of land with 16 buildings  Thriving and supportive spiritual environment  Average class size is 25 students per classroom  EDUCATIONAL TRIPS  Student Ministry Center  Weekly chapels for Elementary, Junior and  Ethnicity: 23% Hispanic, 17% White, 22% Asian,  9 - 12th Grade Music Tour  Computer Labs High School 7% Black, 4% Mixed, 1% Indian, 1% Pacific Islander,  International Educational Trips  2 Libraries  Friday vespers programs for Junior High and .01% Native American, 21% Other JUNIOR HIGH  1 Gymnasium High School  1 Auditorium  Over $160,000 in financial assistance are awarded at the  HONORS MATH  Two weeks of spiritual emphasis on each campus end of the school year Available for 7th and 8th grade, including each year ur Faculty and Staff  A campus chaplain offering mentoring to students CADEMICS High School Algebra  Leadership development through a variety of  STUDY SKILLS  Certificated teachers and administrators High School student led teams: A class for students needing extra academic  19 aster’s Degree 27 Spiritual life planning, praise, drama, and  COLLEGE PREPARATORY PROGRAM support  2 Bachelor’s Degree M audio visual both in Junior High and High School High School classes that meet the University of California  ADDITIONAL CLASSES  Supporting Staff 1 A-G requirements Band, Choir, Physical Education and Yearbook ur Clubs  Spiritual retreats for Junior High and High School 10  6 AP CLASSES classes offered in addition to the core  Yearly mission trip opportunity ELEMENTARY JUNIOR HIGH AP English Language, AP English Literature, AP Biology, program of study  Many opportunities to serve the local community • AP World History, AP US Government, and AP Statistics  EDUCATIONIAL TRIPS  Running Club Audio Visual  DIPLOMA TRACKS  7th Grade Catalina • SCARS Expressions Drama Team Standard, College Preparatory, and Honors Diploma  8th Grade Washington, DC •  GROWING STEAM PROGRAM ELEMENTARY HIGH SCHOOL • Praise Team • Audio Visual Robotics, Television Broadcasting, Audio/Visual Training,  ADDITIONAL CLASSES • Actions Drama Team Unmanned Aircraft, and Biotechnology, STEAM Lab Band, Choir, Physical Education, Art and • Green Team  DUAL CREDIT Technology class rotations in addition to  National Honor Society Available for classes taken at La Sierra University for the core program of study  Impact (Worship & prayer) Juniors and Seniors:  INDIVIDUALIZED PULL-OUT READING AND  Manos (Community Service)  General Education: ENGL 111, 112, 113; HLSC 120; MATH SUPPORT  Taboo (Social Justice) PSYC 104; ARTA 205  EDUCATIONAL FIELD TRIPS  Revive (Spiritual Leadership)  Math: Math 121 College Algebra, Math 122 Trigonometry,  5th Grade Astro Camp  International Club Math 131 Calculus I  6th Grade Outdoor Camp  Science: BIOL 111, 112, 113; CHEM 111, 112, 113  STEAM LAB thletics  World Languages: SPAN 151, 152, 153; FREN 151, 152,  AVERAGE IOWA ASSESSMENT SCORE 153; ARAB 151, 152, 153 Grade Equivalent Composite Results SIXTH GRADE & JUNIOR HIGH  Computer Science: CPTG 117, CPTG 121, CPTG 122 3rd Grade: 3.5 4th Grade: 4.6  Boys and Girls Volleyball  Music Ed & Technology: MUET 101, MUET 105, 5th Grade: 5.5 6th Grade: 6.1  Baseball and Softball MUET 185, MUHL 205  Boys and Girls Basketball  AVERAGE SAT SCORES  Co-Ed Soccer Students who attended La Sierra Academy 4 or more years: HIGH SCHOOL  LSA Average: *EWR 566 Math 560  JV and Varsity Boys and Girls Volleyball  State Average: EWR 534 Math 531  Varsity Boys and Girls Cross Country  National Average: EWR 531 Math 528  JV and Varsity Boys and Girls Basketball  AVERAGE IOWA ASSESSMENT SCORES  Varsity Co-Ed Soccer Grade Equivalent Composite Results  Varsity Boys and Girls Track and Field 9th Grade: 11.5 10th Grade: 13+ 11th Grade: 13+  Varsity Baseball and Varsity Softball