SANDIA VIEW ACADEMY
'Sandia View Academy' is a school in Corrales, New Mexico. It is currently run by the Texico Conference of the Southwestern Union Conference of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. The school was founded in 1939 and used to own a substantial part of the current Corrales area.
| Contents |
| History |
| List of Principals |
| Notable Past Teachers |
| Notable Alumni |
| Academic Programs |
| Spiritual Aspect |
| References |
History
List of Principals
★ (2002-2003) Liliana Graf, was principal of Crestview Christian Elementary alongside her SVA duties.
★ (2003-2005) Leon Hill, known by the students as "Hillster" or as "Sir", most famous for his outreach and evangelism throughout the Seventh-day Adventist church.
★ (2005-2006) Charles Workman, known by the students as "Chuckman", lived on campus previously and generously took the position in the absence of Leon Hill.
★ (2006-Present) Darrel Reeve.
Notable Past Teachers
★ Ben Clausen, a well known leader in the Christian scientific community. He taught math and science at SVA from 1978-1980.
★ Janice Jones, most well known for her thesis on William Shakespere. She taught Literature, English, Speech, and Writing at SVA from 2002-2006.
★ Leon Hill, most famous for his outreach and evangelism throughout the Seventh-day Adventist church. He was principal of SVA from 2003-2005.
Notable Alumni
★ Leroy Baca, re-established school in 1994 by assisting in establishing an elementary school. The school successfully evolved, from Kindergarten to 8th, back into a Pre-K to High school.
★ Rodney Draggon, a pastor who has successfully established youth anti-drug campaigns and other programs.
★ John Marler, founder of the Christian rock band Shadows of Antioch. He was a student/graduate at SVA from 2003-2006.
★ Rafael Sanchez, graduated in 2005, came from a tough New York life to finding God in this school.
Academic Programs
Calvin Bickell, 1995, 1997 helped many of people realize their potential in many of the classes that he taught.
Spiritual Aspect
References
★ http://www.southwesternadventist.org/
★ http://www.texico.org/
★ http://www.grisda.org/bclausen/prof.htm
★ http://mosaicsda.org/
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