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Alternative Models of Funding Higher Education - Past and Present Trends Tertiary-LifelongThe present study is built around the following general research question: why is Adventist higher education in a tight budget? This is approached using a comparative time frame analysis of past and present needs and characteristics affecting funding tertiary... -
Andrews Academy: An Exemplary Private School Grade 9-Grade 12Andrews Academy was selected by the Council for American Private Education (C.A.P.E.) as one of 65 exemplary private schools in America in June 1985. Former U.S. Secretary of Education Terrell Bell developed the project in response to the "Nation at Risk"... -
Building a Brighter Future: Andrews University's Single-Parent Program LifelongAndrews's University's Single Parent Program provides single parents with tuition assistance, family counseling, on-campus accommodations, child care, social and recreational activities, and offers a full range of services and seminars. It provides an education... -
Don't Worry About Money! Tertiary-LifelongExperiencing financial issues? Reid lists three reasons people get into financial difficulties, seven biblical principles for money management, and seven steps to success. Also included is a simple guideline budget. -
Family Need Application Kindergarten-Grade 12This sample includes 4 documents used by the Hawaii Conference to determine and provide K-12 tuition assistance to students attending Adventist schools from families in need. Documents included: superintendent's memo to school principals, a Family Need Application... -
Formation of Human Capital and International and Local Trends in Financing of Higher Education TertiaryThis paper confronts the role of higher education (HE) in the knowledge economy -and its impact on human and social capital formation- with the financing problems and challenges it faces, given the growing demands and budgetary limitations for public funding. Through... -
JAE Legal Update: How Far Do We Open the Back Door? Kindergarten-Grade 12A critical look at government aid to church schools. Caution should be taken in order to avoid violation of the separation of church and state. -
JAE: Of Interest to Teachers Kindergarten-LifelongThis Journal of Adventist Education column features current news, reports, and updates of interest to educators. In this issue: 'New Agenda' on Womens Issues Needed; Student Loan Defaulters; Accidents Are Leading Killer of Children; Academic Libraries... -
Preparing for College and Career Unit 8 - Financing College Grade 9-Grade 12These are the student materials for Unit 8 of the free online course Preparing for College and Career. The course is a comprehensive faith-based journey through personal management,... -
Removing the Financial Barriers to Enrollment Kindergarten-LifelongWhile finances may be a crucial factor in preventing students from obtaining a private school education, it is the number one factor in increasing enrollment and enlarging an institution. Considerable discussion is given to assessing the changing characteristics... -
School Vouchers and Religion - An Examination on Attitudes of Evangelical Parochial Leaders in Southern California Kindergarten-Grade 12"Within the annals of academia and public policy, school vouchers and their efficacy have been a hotly contested topic for over twenty years. Opponents and proponents of this issue have published various studies supporting their claims of why it would... -
Temple Plan - Sample Conference Application Grade 1-Grade 12This Texas Conference sample form may help Adventist K-12 School Boards considering financing their school by means of the Temple Plan, where church members and students' parents all contribute as they are able, with no fees charged students. -
Your Fundraising Toolbox - What are the tools and how do I use them? Kindergarten-Grade 12This 2012 NAD Teachers Convention session explains all the fundraising tools available to Adventist schools in North America, how to determine which ones are right for your school, and how to become proficient in the tools of your choice.