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Adventist Guide
North American Division

Every Adventist school in North America

All 853 of them — preschool through university, across 64 states and provinces. Grades, contact, location, and what people actually say.

Browse by grade level

Preschools & Early Childhood Programs

155

Adventist preschools and early childhood programs.

Elementary Schools

490

Adventist elementary schools, pre-K through 8th grade.

PK-10 Schools

77

Adventist schools running pre-K through 10th grade.

PK-12 Schools

73

Adventist schools running pre-K through 12th grade.

High Schools & Academies

45

Adventist academies and high schools, grades 9-12.

Colleges & Universities

13

Adventist colleges and universities in North America.

Browse by state or province

Alabama 12 Alaska 4 Alberta 12 Arizona 12 Arkansas 10 Bermuda 2 British Columbia 16 California 105 Colorado 16 Connecticut 4 Delaware 5 District of Columbia 1 Florida 61 Georgia 30 Guam 1 Hawaii 13 Idaho 17 Illinois 13 Indiana 14 Iowa 4 Kansas 7 Kentucky 5 Louisiana 7 Maine 4 Manitoba 1 Marshall Islands 2 Maryland 18 Massachusetts 17 Michigan 38 Micronesia 4 Minnesota 12 Mississippi 6 Missouri 10 Montana 10 Nebraska 6 Nevada 3 New Brunswick 2 New Hampshire 4 New Jersey 11 New Mexico 8 New York 33 North Carolina 24 North Dakota 4 Northern Mariana Islands 1 Nova Scotia 1 Ohio 18 Oklahoma 8 Ontario 10 Oregon 38 Palau 2 Pennsylvania 12 Quebec 2 Saskatchewan 3 South Carolina 7 South Dakota 2 Tennessee 32 Texas 42 Utah 1 Vermont 1 Virginia 20 Washington 44 West Virginia 8 Wisconsin 10 Wyoming 3

Browse by conference

Adventist schools are operated by their local conference. 58 conferences run schools.

Alaska Conference of SDA 4 Alberta Conference 11 Allegheny East Conference Corporation 13 Allegheny West Conference 6 Arizona Conference Corporation 11 Arkansas-Louisiana Conference 11 Bermuda Conference 2 British Columbia Conference 16 Carolina Conference, Inc. 19 Central California Conference 23 Central States Conference of SDA 1 Chesapeake Conference of SDA 15 Dakota Conference 6 Florida Conference 37 Georgia-Cumberland Conference 40 Greater New York Conference of SDA 16 Guam-Micronesia Mission 10 Gulf States Conference of SDA 11 Hawaii Conference 13 Idaho Conference of SDA 13 Illinois Conference 11 Indiana Conference 13 Iowa-Missouri Conference 14 Kansas-Nebraska Conference 11 Kentucky-Tennessee Conference 13 Lake Region Conference 5 Manitoba-Saskatchewan Conference 4 Maritime Conf. of the SDA Church Inc. 3 Michigan Conference 35 Minnesota Conference 12 Montana Conf of Seventh-day Adventists 10 Mountain View Conference 6 Nevada-Utah Conference 6 New Jersey Conf of SDAs, Inc. 8 New York Conference 8 Northeastern Conference of SDA 18 Northern California Conference of SDA 33 Northern New England Conference 8 Ohio Conference 13 Oklahoma Conference 8 Ontario Conference 9 Oregon Conference of SDA 36 Pennsylvania Conference 10 Potomac Conference Corporation 20 Quebec Conference 2 Rocky Mountain Conference 19 South Atlantic Conference 22 South Central Conference 12 Southeastern California Conference 23 Southeastern Conference (Florida) 20 Southern California Conference 21 Southern New England Conference 13 Southwest Region Conference 12 Texas Conference 33 Texico Conference 10 Upper Columbia Conference of SDA 28 Washington Conference of SDA 21 Wisconsin Conference 10

All 853 schools

Alphabetical. Every school links to its own page.

A 51

B 59

C 78

D 23

E 37

F 33

G 40

H 35

I 12

J 11

K 23

L 47

M 71

N 36

O 27

P 57

R 30

S 77

T 37

U 7

V 18

W 37

Y 6

Z 1

Common questions

How many Adventist schools are there in North America? +

The North American Division directory lists 853 active Seventh-day Adventist schools, spanning 155 early childhood programs, 490 elementary schools, 45 academies, and 13 colleges and universities.

How many Adventist colleges and universities are there? +

There are 13 Seventh-day Adventist colleges and universities in North America, including Andrews University, Loma Linda University, Southern Adventist University, Walla Walla University, and Oakwood University.

Do you have to be Adventist to attend an Adventist school? +

Policies are set school by school, not centrally. Most Adventist schools enrol students from outside the church; some give preference or a lower tuition rate to members. Ask the individual school.

Who runs Adventist schools? +

Elementary and secondary schools are generally operated by a local conference; colleges and universities are operated at union or division level. Each school page shows the conference or union that operates it.