Campion Academy

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Founded in 1907, Campion Academy is a Seventh-day Adventist Christian boarding high school in Loveland, Colorado, that empowers students to grow their faith, expand their minds, and serve their world. Campion offers excellent academics, music, sports, art, an array of elective courses, Dual Credit Courses, an Outdoor Club to explore the Rocky Mountains, and an English Language Learning Program.
Campion Academy is dedicated to educating students in a knowledge of God the Creator and Jesus the Savior as revealed through the Holy Spirit in the Word. By creating a safe, caring environment, with the Law of God as the guide of life and grace as God's redeeming power, students are encouraged to develop physically, mentally, socially, and spiritually. Thus, they will be led to co-operate with the divine purpose in preparation for service in this life and the life to come.
Campion Academy is a Seventh-day Adventist Christian boarding high school in Loveland, Colorado, that empowers students to grow their faith, expand their minds, and serve their world. Campion offers quality academics, music, sports, art, and an English Language program. 1904 – William A. Hankins offers 5 acres to establish a school from his 160-acre homestead claim located between Berthoud and Loveland, Colorado. Hankins’ dream is to start a school that will train young people to spread the gospel message at home and abroad.
Campion Academy, a co-educational boarding secondary school, operated by the Rocky Mountain Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, opened its doors to students in 1907. Today Campion Academy continues to provide an excellent experience in education spiritually, scholastically, and socially. Religious activities provide opportunities for witnessing and spiritual growth. Nightly dormitory worship services, chapel programs, Friday night vespers, and Sabbath worship services, evangelistic programs promote a spiritual campus environment.
Students actively participate in all these programs and can also take part in Sabbath afternoon outreach activities sponsored by the Campus Ministries Office. Christian service is part of the life curriculum. Scholastically, Campion offers a general high school diploma, a college preparatory diploma, and an honors diploma. Students are encouraged to excel in studies that will form the basis for successful performance in college and life. Students who wish to participate in performance groups may join a band, select choir (Koinonia), choir, bells, or strings. Campion conducts a strong work experience program, which teaches students to develop positive character traits and helps finance their education at the same time. The Work Coordinator assists students in finding suitable jobs and coordinates performance evaluations for quality improvement and academic credit.
Social life is a very important part of a student’s academic experience. The Student Association takes a leading role in planning many of the social events for the school year including the Fall Picnic, Christmas Banquet, and Spring Picnic. Some of life’s best friendships are made on academy campuses where students find a safe environment for sharing with old friends and making new friends. Recreation periods provide time for visiting and for exercise. Students participate in varsity sports such as soccer, volleyball, basketball, and baseball. For many Campion students, dormitory life is an enjoyable part of the academy experience. In the dorm, students support each other in their studies, encourage one another spiritually through Bible study and prayer, make new friends, enjoy recreation times together, or simply talk together about shared interests. Learning to take personal responsibility in a new way helps make dorm life rewarding and teaches values such as self-discipline, self-reliance, and independence.

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