Daniel places a firm belief in Proverbs 6:22, “Train up a child in the way he (she) should go, and when he (she) is old he will not depart from it.” What could be more important than training a child in Christ? After seeing many children growing up without Christ and the limitations placed on public school teachers, Daniel wanted to be in a place where he could not only be the best example as he could with a Christian lifestyle, but in a place where he could talk about God as part of his curriculum and everyday life.
  With the support from parents and churches this school will develop leaders today who will walk with Jesus into Eternity!!
 

Mr. Alberto Torres - Contact
9th & 10th grade Homeroom.
9th & 10th grade Technology :: 5th - 8th grade Science :: Health :: Computer :: PE.

  Mr. Alberto Torres has a BS in Biology a minor in chemistry and after that he completed the required credits in education.
  Alberto has been teaching for 18 years. For the most part he has taught science from 7th through 12th grade. He has also directed Science Fairs achieving participation at international level and Science Clubs focused in providing a close encounter with our Creator through his creation.
  Mr. Torres believes that learning should be process that evokes deep thoughts through critical thinking activities and functional literacy by doing science. All integrate in Gods word of wisdom and knowledge.
  Mr. Torres has been in the secular and Adventist educational fields and he can tell you that he firmly believes that the Seventh Day Adventist Education is what our young people need today. Parents and Church should support it with no excuse.
  “Soon our children will be endued with the Spirit of God and will do a work in proclaiming the truths to the world … Our Church Schools are ordained by God to prepare the children for this great work. Here the Children are to be instructed in the special truths for this time and the practical missionary work”. (The Adventist Home, Chap.7, P.489.3-490)
  What a great blessing, what a great responsibility.

  Mr. Stanley Hughes is a product of Christian education, having been educated from elementary school through college in the Seventh-Day Adventist school system.
  Stanley is an educator for over 14 years. He decided to become an educator so that he could inspire children to learn, just as his teachers fostered his love of knowledge. His favorite Bible text is "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me." -Philippians 4:13
  As expected, he is a dedicated Christian educator who loves his Lord and enjoys passing on to his students what he has learned for himself. He strongly believes that true education is an ongoing process and that no mind is so dull that it can not be made brilliant with divine help.
  Mr. Hughes currently teaches Mathematics, Algebra I & II, History and Social Studies for grades 5 through 10. He is also completing a Masters of Arts in education at Louis University extension campus here in Milwaukee. He gives glory to God for his college sweetheart and wife Barbara and for their two children Janelle and Michael both students at MILWAUKEE SDA JUNIOR ACADEMY.

  Mrs. Ellen Robertus has been teaching for 35 years.  She graduated from Eastern Montana College with a major in Elementary Education and a minor in Special Education. She has taught kindergarten through twelfth grade in regular classes and special education classes.  She received her Adventist Certification from La Sierra University.  She completed her fifth year studies in special education and reading curriculum at Walla Walla College.
  She has wanted to be a teacher since she was five years old! She continues to love teaching and wants her students to love learning.  At Milwaukee SDA School she teaches language arts. She encourages creative writing and independent thinking.  Mrs. Robertus tries to incorporate in her teaching what Ellen White said about being thinkers and not just reflectors of others’ thoughts.  Mrs. Robertus’ philosophy is to build Christian leaders that are competent, courageous, compassionate, courteous, and caring. She firmly believes that Christianity is not just a noun, it is a verb!

 Throughout my career I have had the opportunity to teach a variety of subjects as well as grade levels: grades 1 through 8, all subjects; high school English, communication, drama, special education and speech pathology. After graduating with a BA in 1968 from the University of Northern Colorado I accepted a job as a speech pathologist for the coming fall. A few years later I was blessed with a son, and made the decision to put my teaching career on hold in order to be a stay at home mom. When my son began his school career, I too returned to the field of education. Wanting to be home with my son after school, becoming a substitute was a logical choice. During this period in my life, I realized that teaching the younger grades is what I really wanted to do. To further my career, I returned to college in Keene, Texas. It was there that I earned my fifth year with a degree in elementary education; launching my full time career as a lower grade school teacher. Throughout the next twenty-five years God has given me the opportunity to live and teach in several different communities in the United States: Modesto, California; Bandon, Oregon; Tillamook, Oregon and now Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Wanting to teach children about Jesus and His love, my continuing educational classes focused on integrating Christ in all academic subjects. As a teacher, helping students experience success was vital. When education began to focus on the different learning styles, academic achievement for all students became possible. The opportunity to provide educational workshops for teachers and also mentor young educators for the future has been a special blessing. My love of teaching continues. God has blessed my life with wonderful students, parents, and colleagues. Even though I have been in the field of education for many years now, I cannot imagine doing anything else.

Mrs. Glass received her Bachelor’s Degree in Elementary Education from Adventist University of the Philippines In 1999. She is currently pursuing a Master’s Degree in Curriculum and Instruction from Concordia University in Wisconsin. She always wants to give the best service to God and to her students. Her favorite Bible verse is from Romans 12:7 which says "If your gift is serving others, serve them well. If you are a teacher, teach well." She believes that teaching is her spiritual gift from God and she seeks to do her best for the Master Teacher, Jesus Christ. You can read more about Mrs. Glass on her web page at GlassClass.us

My wife, Prima, daughter, Lianna and I moved here from Hawaii in 2006.