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- Newbury Park Adventist Academy (NPAA), a Christian co-educational secondary high school, was established in 1948 and located in the beautiful Conejo Valley of Ventura County. Our philosophy of education is based on the belief that the ultimate purpose of man is to respond to the character of God and His unconditional love through love and service to our fellow men, and that this response should be evident in all aspects of instruction. We believe that God has a place for each individual in His eternal plan and that an important lesson of education is to know the will of God and be willing to do His will. Since the principle of separation of church and state precludes religious instruction in public school, Seventh-day Adventists have established their school system tailored to educate the whole nature of man—physical, mental, social, and spiritual. It is a well-established fact that young people develop ideas from the influences surrounding them as much as they do from formal instruction. They tend to emulate the habits and customs of their associates. Therefore, Newbury Park Adventist Academy emphasizes providing a setting where spiritual ideals and social skills can be developed along with intellectual and physical achievement in a college preparatory environment. Newbury Park Adventist Academy purposes to provide quality Christian Seventh-day Adventist education. The school strives to promote reverence for God and kindness to man. NPAA offers a college-prep program. It is the objective of the Board of Trustees: To operate an academy, grades 9-12 in harmony with the standards recommended by the General Conference, Pacific Union Conference, and Southern California Conference of Seventh-day Adventists. To teach the subjects outlined in the Education Code of the Pacific Union Conference of Seventh-day Adventists and the State of California. To provide a college preparatory curriculum in a Quality School program. To develop in its students’ Christian ideals and characters that will lead them to consecrate themselves for Christian training and service View full school
Newbury Park Adventist Academy (NPAA), a Christian co-educational secondary high school, was established in 1948 and located in the beautiful Conejo Valley of Ventura County. Our philosophy of education is based on the belief that the ultimate purpose of man is to respond to the character of God and His unconditional love through love and service to our fellow men, and that this response should be evident in all aspects of instruction. We believe that God has a place for each individual in His eternal plan and that an important lesson of education is to know the will of God and be willing to do His will. Since the principle of separation of church and state precludes religious instruction in public school, Seventh-day Adventists have established their school system tailored to educate the whole nature of man—physical, mental, social, and spiritual. It is a well-established fact that young people develop ideas from the influences surrounding them as much as they do from formal instruction. They tend to emulate the habits and customs of their associates. Therefore, Newbury Park Adventist Academy emphasizes providing a setting where spiritual ideals and social skills can be developed along with intellectual and physical achievement in a college preparatory environment. Newbury Park Adventist Academy purposes to provide quality Christian Seventh-day Adventist education. The school strives to promote reverence for God and kindness to man. NPAA offers a college-prep program. It is the objective of the Board of Trustees: To operate an academy, grades 9-12 in harmony with the standards recommended by the General Conference, Pacific Union Conference, and Southern California Conference of Seventh-day Adventists. To teach the subjects outlined in the Education Code of the Pacific Union Conference of Seventh-day Adventists and the State of California. To provide a college preparatory curriculum in a Quality School program. To develop in its students’ Christian ideals and characters that will lead them to consecrate themselves for Christian training and service
