Spring Banquet - Date Change!

Announced by Cathy Allen on Feb 24, 2010

The spring banquet has been changed back to its original date of March 14.  We apologize for any confusion.  The banquet promises to be lots of fun with its Dr Seuss theme (how could Seuss not be fun??).  Students have the option of dressing formally or coming as a Dr. Seuss character.

Dates can be "picked up" at the dorm starting at 3:30 and dinner will be in the cafeteria at 4:00 followed by roller skating and then a movie to end the evening.  We hope to see you there!!

"Alive at 25": Free Driving Classes for Teens

Announced by Cathy Allen on Feb 03, 2010

"Alive at 25" classes that address the number one cause of death for drivers between the ages of 15-24 - car crashes - are being offered in Bozeman.

The classes will be held on March 24 and 25.  Classes will be held at Bozeman Fire Station 3 which is located on Davis Avenue just off of Oak Street from 5-7pm.

For more information, call Stacy at 587-7886.

SAT Registration and Testing

Announced by Cathy Allen on Jan 22, 2010

There is a site for parents to go to and check out more about the testing.  It's called parent webinar@select.com.  This is a source that was recommended to us and we hope that you will find it beneficial in helping your student prepare.

Please keep in mind that this isn't just another standardized test.  Your score can determine how much in scholarships, if any, you qualify for.  For example, at Union College, a SAT score of 1530 will qualify you for a 9-semester total of $13,750.  However, a score 1980 or above will qualify you for a 9-semester total of $27,500.  (We have information from the majority of the Adventist colleges available in the library if you want to see what other schools offer.)

As you can see, there's a significant difference!  If your are interested in getting some help to prepare your student, we recommend the "Princeton" brand (these books have sample tests in them that are helpful in preparing your student) that you can find at Barnes and Noble or Borders.  Most importantly though, if you're purchasing one of these books, make sure you pick up the most recent version as the SAT does change from year to year.

Also, there are private tutors that can help as well.  The school recommends Sue Hamilton and she charges $35.00 an hour.  With the difference in scholarship money available for a higher score, it could be a great investment!

Weekend Schedule for March 12-14

Announced by Cathy Allen on Mar 10, 2010

Friday

Admin Closes - 4:00

Supper - 5:30

Sunset - 6:26

Vespers - 7:30  (Week of Prayer)

Saturday

Breakfast - 8:30

Sabbath School - 10:00

Church - 11:00

Lunch - 12:30

Activity - 2:30

Supper - 5:30

Worship - 6:20

Evening Activity - 7:00

Sunday

SAT - 8:00

Brunch - 10:00

Town Trip - 11:00

Banquet - 3:30

Deans on Duty: Jason and Leisel Rogers

Supervisors: Monte Saxby and Jeremy Vandenboer

Cafe: Vonnie Woodall & Juanita Starkebaum