Retired Adventist Educators
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I was a multi-age, multi-grade, small school educator for about thirty-five years, helping churches grow their school or start a Microschool. Then I became Associate Educational Supt. for the Chesapeake Conference in 1999. PA Conference asked me to be their Educational Supt. in 2004, but I had to retire, for health reasons, in 2007. When my health improved, I wanted to get back into Microschool ed
03/05/2025
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02/25/2025
I am a fifth-generation Seventh-day Adventist with over four decades of service in Adventist education and ministry. My experience includes roles as a conference vice president for education in PA, associate superintendent of education, and conference children's ministry director for the Chesapeake Conference. From 1965 to 2007, I was privileged to establish new schools and nurture others as a teacher/principal for the Adventist education system. Following retirement, I served briefly as a lay pastor. I currently teach homeschoolers online, write, and wish I had a way to help more.
I am looking forward to getting reacquainted with Adventist educators from my past and making new friends.
02/18/2025
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10/28/2024
This is why all of my students did better than other kids.
It wasn't that I was a fantastic teacher, but I loved being with them and learned as much from them as they learned from me every year.
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