Saturday, November 1, 2014
Tuesday, October 28, 2014
CCC School and Conference Website Issues
Armona Union Academy
- Many of the links are broken
- Non-existent Bible verse quoted on website.
Bakersfield Adventist Academy
- Has no shown website on Conference page (however one exists)
- Non-existent Bible verse quoted on website.
Chowchilla SDA Elementary
- No website
Dinuba Junior Academy
- Steve still shown as Principal
- Has no shown website on Conference page (however one exists)
- Non-existent Bible verse quoted on website.
Foster-moore Christian Elementary School
- No website
Los Banos Adventist School
- Has no shown website on Conference page (however one exists)
- Name of school on Conference website does not match the school’s website.
Mariposa Seventh-day Adventist Christian Elementary School
- Non-existent Bible verse quoted on website.
Miramonte Junior Kindergarten
- No website
Monterey Bay Academy
- School website kindly references Edward Allred, a Nationally known Abortionist
Mountain View Academy
- Non-existent Bible verse quoted on website.
Oakhurst Adventist Christian School
- Has no shown website on Conference page (however one exists)
- Non-existent Bible verse quoted on website.
Parkwood Christian Preschool
- Has no shown website on Conference page (however one exists)
Peninsula Adventist School
- Out of Date
Santa Cruz Discoveryland
- Has no shown website on Conference page (however one exists)
Sonora Kiddle Kollege Christian Pre-School
- No Website
Templeton Hills Adventist School
- Has no shown website on Conference page (however one exists)
Valley View Children's Center
- Has no shown website on Conference page (however one exists)
Valley View Adventist Academy
- Has no shown website on Conference page (however one exists)
West Valley Christian School
- Non-existent Bible verse quoted on website.
Sunday, July 27, 2014
Friday, June 27, 2014
Young Entrepreneurs Academy
The Young Entrepreneurs Academy is the most extensive course in the Central Valley. The students don’t just learn about business plans, they create professional business plans critiqued by a bank manager. They learn about insurance, taxes, finances, legal issues, marketing, e-commerce and even meet with the media. They also interact with over 3 dozen business people. The students mention that as one of the favorite parts of YEA! especially when they hear about mistakes and failures and how they are overcome. As Trent said, “I learned it’s okay to fail. That’s how you learn”.
The Young Entrepreneurs Academy (YEA!) is a ground-breaking program established in 2004 that transforms middle and high school students into skilled entrepreneurs who create and run actual businesses. It is being presented for the first time in California by the Clovis Chamber of Commerce.
YEA! has graduated more than 900 students over the past 9 years, who have started over 550 businesses and social movements. 100% of YEA! students complete high school on time and 99% enroll in college having an advantage with the YEA! credentials on their applications.
Interest is building for next year’s class as parents are e-mailing and calling the Chamber. We are accepting applications throughout the summer and will conduct interviews on a rolling basis. Visit the chamber web site at www.clovischamber.com or call Fran Blackney at 299-7363 for information.
Monday, June 23, 2014
Thursday, March 27, 2014
Thursday, December 27, 2007
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