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Beltsville Robocats Win Robotics Championship

Beltsville Adventist School Beltsville Robocats win FIRST LEGO award.

Story by Debra Anderson

The FIRST® LEGO® League Challenge is a competition for students grades 4–8 where they learn the principles of STEM as well as how to work together.

Recently, the Beltsville Adventist School’s (BAS) Robocats club in Beltsville, Md., seized victory by earning the FIRST LEGO League Champion’s Award at the Adventist Robotics Mid-Atlantic Region Qualifying Tournament.

Revival Like Nothing I’ve Seen Before

Praise team members Alonso Sanchez (’25), Cody Thomas (’24), Katherin Hernandez (’23), Kika Auguste (’24), Rachel Charles (’23) and Noynn Dahlberg (’25) lead out during Week of Prayer.

Story by Naomi Coreas (’24)

Two Pine Forge Academy Juniors Attend Model United Nations Conference

Jonathan Scriven, associate director of the Honors College at Washington Adventist University, is flanked by juniors Lawrence Wells and Azrielle Privette prior to flying to The Hague International Model United Nations conference.

Story by Tracey Jackson

Highland View Academy Students Debate Global Issues in The Hague

Highland View Academy seniors Alex Cruz, Julie Herter, Brandon Herd, Davian Neverson and Brendan Koilpillai attend The Hague International Model United Nations conference.

Story by April Lutz

Spencerville Adventist Academy Students ‘Called to Serve’ at Annual Career Day

Spencerville Adventist Academy students participate in the 2023 Career Day with teacher Lynette Sigh.

Story by Heidi Wetmore

Spencerville Adventist Academy (SAA) recently held its second annual Career Day for the entire student body, grades pre-K to 12.

“The theme ‘Called to Serve,’ helped students understand that God is calling them to serve Him no matter what course of study or profession they decide to pursue,” says Carmen Esposito, SAA’s guidance counselor.