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The REACH (Reaching to Educate All Children for Heaven) initiative provides teachers with resources, training, and ongoing support.

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Consider a Bible class where every students' friendship with Jesus is nurtured, through countless connection opportunities with Him, and a growing, confident knowledge of Scripture, so that they may be challenged to make an eternal difference in our world.

Think of a learning context where students share in the power of story, then make discoveries for themselves, sense their place in the big picture and grapple with real issues openly; a place where investigation and reflection on God's Word is central.

Consider a setting where students from different faith backgrounds can discover truths straight from the Word and where the joy of discovery is meaningfully celebrated.

This is our dream for the teaching of Bible in our Seventh-day Adventist schools.

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Consider a Bible class where every students' friendship with Jesus is nurtured, through countless connection opportunities with Him, and a growing, confident knowledge of Scripture, so that they may be challenged to make an eternal difference in our world.

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Nathan Greene is a contemporary artist with his feet firmly planted in the rich tradition of American illustration. His technique and discipline reflect his respect for the artistic legends such as Hayden Sundbloom, Norman Rockwell, and Nathan’s mentor, Harry Anderson. His admiration for the pioneers of his craft continually show in his own work.

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Digital Resources at Negotiated Pricing - tdec

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NAD has vetted digital resources and negotiated discounted pricing from the following vendors:

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Multigrade curriculum rotations are in four year cycles that alternate between odd and even years. The current cycle will depend on the last half of the proposed school year:

School years ending with even numbers use even curriculum cycles (2 or 4).

School years ending with odd numbers use odd curriculum cycles (1 or 3).

Which odd or even rotation being utilized is determined by the next cycle in the four-year sequence. Textbook pages on this site are automatically updated to show the intended cycle, but can be manually set to display another cycle when needed by using the cycle selector at the top right of any applicable page.

One room teachers: You have a choice in Bible, Art, Music, and PE to choose whichever grade curriculum best reflects the majority of your students. If the majority of students are in grades 1-4, use lower grade choice. If the majority of your students are in grades 5-8, the upper grade choice is used.

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Multigrade curriculum rotations are in four year cycles that alternate between odd and even years. The current cycle will depend on the last half of the proposed school year: School years ending with even numbers use even curriculum cycles (2 or 4). School years ending with odd numbers use odd curriculum cycles (1 or 3).