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Education Directory North Pacific Union 2019 - 2020 Education Directory 5709 N 20th Street 360.857.7000 Ridgefield WA 98642-7724 Fax: 360.857.7001 Education Directory North Pacific Union Conference 2019-2020 School Year Disclaimer The listing of teachers in this directory is intended for the sole use of the Seventh-day Adventist Church and its affiliated entities for information and communication purposes. There is to be no commercial use of this directory. Although due diligence has been exercised in ensuring accuracy, the North Pacific Union Conference of the Seventh-day Adventist Church does not warrant the accuracy of the information contained in this directory. 1 Education Directory North Pacific Union Conference 2019-2020 School Year North Pacific Union Conference 5709 N 20th St Ridgefield WA 98642-7724 360.857.7000 360.857.7001 Fax npuc.org Office of Education Personnel Street: 5709 N 20th St Ridgefield WA 98642-7724 Phone: 360.857.7000 npuc.org Fax: 360.857.7001 Plubell, Dennis 5709 N 20th St Vice President for Education Ridgefield WA 98642-7724 Waters, Keith 5709 N 20th St Director for Secondary Ridgefield WA 98642-7724 Education Meharry, Becky 5709 N 20th St Director for Elementary Ridgefield WA 98642-7724 Education Pflugrad, Golda 5709 N 20th St Associate Director for Early Childhood Ridgefield WA 98642-7724 Education, K-12 Special Projects Hendrickson, Debbie 5709 N 20th St Certification Registrar, Ridgefield WA 98642-7724 Office Manager Union Size and Scope of Education System NPUC Elementary Secondary Total Number of Schools 90 14 104 Number of Teachers 345 159 504 Number of Students 4550 1507 6057 *Includes 5 K-12 2 Education Directory North Pacific Union Conference 2019-2020 School Year 3 Education Directory North Pacific Union Conference 2019-2020 School Year Contents General Information Conference Offices of Education 10 General Conference Education Department 5 Griggs International Academy 6 Junior Academy List 12 North American Adventist Colleges/Universities 8 North American Division Office of Education 5 Senior Academy List 11 Union Conference Offices of Education 6 Walla Walla University 9 Elementary Schools/Junior Academies Alaska Conference 14 Idaho Conference 18 Montana Conference 22 Oregon Conference 26 Upper Columbia Conference 42 Washington Conference 54 Senior Academies Administrators 64 Auburn Adventist Academy 66 Cascade Christian Academy 69 Columbia Adventist Academy 70 Gem State Adventist Academy 71 Livingstone Adventist Academy 73 Milo Adventist Academy 74 Mount Ellis Academy 76 Orcas Christian School 78 Portland Adventist Academy 79 Puget Sound Adventist Academy 81 Rogue Valley Adventist Academy 82 Skagit Adventist Academy 83 Upper Columbia Academy 84 Walla Walla Valley Academy 87 Alphabetical List of Personnel 90 4 Education Directory North Pacific Union Conference 2019-2020 School Year North American Division Office of Education Street: 9705 Patuxent Woods Dr Columbia MD 21046 Phone: 443.391.7200 adventisteducation.org Fax: 443.259.4887 Nielsen, Arne Vice-President for Education Bralley, H. Stephen Director for Secondary Education Standish, Leisa Director for Elementary Education Sullivan, Evelyn Director for Early Childhood/REACH Ban, Martha Director for Technology & Support Bryant, Desiree Manager Special Projects Esteves, Sandra Director Adventist Colleges Abroad Fenner, Adam Director Adventist Learning Community Bietz, Gordon Associate Director Higher Education Payne, Cathy Administrative Assist for VP Tait, Yvonne Administrative Assistant Evelyn Torres Admin Assist for ACA Director General Conference Education Department Street: 12501 Old Columbia Pike Silver Spring MD 20904-6601 Phone: 301.680.5060 education.gc.adventist.org Fax: 301.622.9627 Beardsley-Hardy, Lisa Director Kibuuka, Hudson Associate Director Lekic, Mike Associate Director Melgosa, Julian Associate Director Taylor, John Wesley Associate Director Rodriguez, Esther Administrative Assistant Goff, Chandra Administrative Assistant Torske, Linda Administrative Assistant 5 Education Directory North Pacific Union Conference 2019-2020 School Year McGarrell, Faith-Ann Editor, Journal of Adventist Ed. Griggs International Academy Office of Education Street: 8903 US Highway 31 Berrien Springs MI 49104-1950 Phone: 269.471.6570 griggs.edu Fax: 269.471.2804 Thorpe, Alayne College of Education and International Services (Dean) Forsey, La Ronda College of Education and International Services (Associate Dean) Griggs International Academy (Principal) Union Conference Offices of Education Atlantic Union Conference Ph: 978.368.8333; x 3020 Director Jerrell Gilkeson (3019) Fax: 978.368.7948 [email protected] 400 Main St Associate Marlene Alvarez (3021) PO Box 1189 [email protected] South Lancaster MA 01561-1189 Assoc ECE/Registrar Lileth Coke (3022) atlantic-union.org [email protected] Admin Assist Millie Torres Felt (3020) [email protected] Seventh-Day Adventist Church in Ed. Ph: 905.433.0011 Director Betty Bayer Fax: 905.433.0982 [email protected] Canada Associate Shad Lehmann (2073) 1148 King St E [email protected] Oshawa ON L1H 1H8 Ed Specialist/Registrar Brandy Perkins CANADA [email protected] adventist.ca Columbia Union Conference Ed. Ph: 410.997.3414 VP Donovan Ross (550) [email protected] 5427 Twin Knolls Rd Ph: 301.596.0800 Fax: 301.596.6758 Associate (S) Jacqueline Messenger (554) Columbia MD 21045-3247 [email protected] columbiaunion.org Associate(E) Ileana Espinosa (552) [email protected] Assoc(ECE) Alison Jobson (556) [email protected] Registrar Christine Greene (555) [email protected] Admin Assist Jennifer Wakefield (551) [email protected] Lake Union Conference Ed. Ph: 269.473.8274 Director Linda Fuchs Fax: 269.471.7920 [email protected] 8450 M-139 (49103-9400) Associate Ruth Horton PO Box 287 [email protected] Berrien Springs MI 49103-0287 Assoc(ECE)/Registrar Sue Tidwell (8271) lakeunion.org [email protected] Admin Assist Sherrie Davis (8274) [email protected] 6 Education Directory North Pacific Union Conference 2019-2020 School Year Mid-America Union Conference Ph: 402.484.3013 Director & ECE LouAnn Howard Fax: 402.483.4453 [email protected] 8307 Pine Lake Rd (68516-4078) Associate Gerard Ban PO Box 6128 [email protected] Lincoln NE 68506-0128 Registrar/AdmA Kristi Griffith (3015) midamericaadventist.org [email protected] Admin Assist Barb Engquist (3013) [email protected] North Pacific Union Conference Ph: 360.857.7000 VP Educ Dennis Plubell (7026) [email protected] th Fax: 360.857.7001 5709 N 20 St Director (S) Keith Waters (7030) Ridgefield WA 98642-7724 [email protected] npuc.org Director (E) Becky Meharry (7029) [email protected] Assoc (ECE) Golda Pflugrad (7028) [email protected] Registrar/Off Mgr Debbie Hendrickson (7027) [email protected] Pacific Union Conference Ph. 805.413.7316 Director Berit von Pohle (7314) [email protected] 2686 Townsgate Rd (91361-2701) Fax: 805.497.3828 Associate (S) Teryl Loeffler (7304) PO Box 5005 [email protected] Westlake Village CA 91359-5005 Associate (E) Martha Havens (7300) adventistfaith.com [email protected] Assoc(ECE) Julie Yamada (7344) [email protected] Registrar Cherith Mundy (7314) [email protected] Admin Assist Kimberly Stubbert (7316) [email protected] Admin Assist Stacy Flores (7306) [email protected] Southern Union Conference Ph: 770.408.1800 Director Debra Fryson (156) Fax: 770.408.1801 [email protected] 302 Research Dr (30092) Associate (S) Keith Hallam (158) PO Box 923868 [email protected] Norcross GA 30010-3868 Associate (E) Diane Ruff (182) southernunion.com [email protected] adventistedge.com Assoc(ECE) Tamara Libonati (179) [email protected] Registrar Luberta Biggs (160) [email protected] Library/Media Andrea Henry-Smith (186) [email protected] Admin Assist (S) Sarah Wallis (157) [email protected] Admin Asst (E) Alicia Wilson (183) [email protected] AdminAsst(ECE) Elizabeth Long (162) [email protected] Admin Asst (Registrar) Michelle James (159) [email protected] Admin Asst (Library/Media) Montina DeBardeleben (185) [email protected] Southwestern Union Conference Ph: 817.295.0476; Educ x2326 VP Educ Carol Campbell Fax: 817.447.2443 [email protected] 777 S Burleson Blvd (76028-4904) Director (S) Mike Furr PO Box 4000 [email protected] Burleson TX 76097-1630 Registrar & AdmA Kristi Amparan southwesternadventist.org [email protected] 7 Education Directory North Pacific Union Conference 2019-2020 School Year North American Adventist Colleges/Universities Adventist University of Health Loma Linda University Union College Sciences President: Richard Hart President: Vinita Sauder President: Edwin Hernandez Loma Linda CA 92350 3800 S 48th St 671 Winyah Dr 909.558.1000 Lincoln NE 68506 Orlando FL 32803-1226 800.422.4558 402.486.2600 407.303.9798 llu.edu [email protected] 800.228.4600 800.500.7747 ucollege.edu [email protected] adu.edu Division of Human Dev/Education Chair: Trudy Holmes-Caines 402.486.2522 Andrews University Oakwood University Walla Walla University President: Andrea Luxton President: Leslie Pollard President: John McVay 8975 US Highway 31 7000 Adventist Blvd NW 204 S College Ave Berrien Springs MI 49104 Huntsville AL 35896-0001 College Place WA 99324-1139 269.471.3100
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