OUR MISSION

  • Engaging in Service
  • Training for Leadership
  • Preparing for Eternity

 

GSAA is an accredited high school offering college-prep courses with a uniquely Seventh-day Adventist perspective. Gem State Adventist Academy is a member of the General Conference of Seventh Day Adventists. At GSAA Students are given opportunities to engage in service and develop a life-long passion for helping others and giving back to their community. Students are trained for leadership, gaining knowledge and experience that will help them be successful leaders in their family, church and career. Above all else, GSAA strives to prepare students for eternity focusing our academics, athletics and extra-curricular activities by encouraging the development of a relationship with Jesus Christ.

 

 

Current Info & Events!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Recent articles Featuring GSAA

 

2024 Caring Heart Recipient Brinley Kendall

GSAA Students Shine Creatively (published poets and 2024 Art Show)

Student Follows God's Lead to GSAA (featuring 2024 Senior Lucas Drake)

2023 GSAA Caring Heart Award Recipient Everett Stone

Making Music at GSAA (featuring Music Director Ronnie Anderson)

GSAA Sports Program Continues to Grow (co-op football)

2022 GSAA Caring Heart Award Recipient Ivy Baltazar

Answered Prayer (Student Highlight: Lacy Huston)

Pastor Ever's Ordination

Ida-Haven Spiritual Retreat

2021 GSAA Caring Heart Award Recipient Ely Ingraham

GSAA Worship Leadership Teams

Senior Project at GSAA

Sabbath Accommodations Allow GSAA's Participation in State League

 

    What students are saying...

    When I came to GSAA I was welcomed by everyone and it instantly became my home. I've made my closest friends here, and the best memories I've made have been from the many trips. Bringing God into everything we do is what makes Gem State who we are.

    Nyellie Marin-Luangxaysana, Class of 2021

    Gem State has definitely helped me open up and expand my comfort zone. The people here are like a family and I love it.

    Ivy Baltazar, Class of 2023 and Current Assistant Dean

    The thing I appreciate the most is that our teachers are more than just teachers. They're also our role models and mentors.

    Izzie Henry, Class of 2024

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

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