Auburn Adventist Academy
A Pacific Northwest Adventist Boarding School
About half of our students attend as Day Students who live in the surrounding area
Full Men’s & Women’s dormitories allow students from all around the world to attend Auburn Adventist Academy
Dormitories provide a home-like environment for students
Girl’s Dorm-
Grace Hall
Men’s Dorm-Witzel HaLL
Academics: Preparatory, Graduation rate of over 95%, above average SAT scores, rigorous
Culture: Focus on Positive Life Goals, Acceptance, Encouragement. Involved Staff 1-10 ratio, Safe environment drug, smoke, alcohol free. Long active days and weekend activities. Parent Involvement at all levels.
Diversity: Boarding Option. Students from China, Korea, Indonesia, Philippines, Alaska, across the U.S. Ranked the most diverse high school in King County.
Financial: The Academy tuition cost per student averages about $28,000/school year. This is partially offset by our community through subsidy, industry, and donations. The family tuition for a student is about $12,000/year. This is typically covered by financial aid, student work income, and family contribution. The majority of our families receive financial aid.
Work Ethic: The facilities are located on about 240-acres on the Enumclaw plateau. The campus is extensive with Administration, Gym, Pool, Dormitories, Cafeteria, Industrial Arts, Industries, and many other facilities all providing employment opportunities for students. The school encourages students to work.
Extracurricular:
Sports - Varsity sports (soccer, volleyball, cross-country, basketball), intramural sports, skiing, swimming, life guarding, tennis courts, climbing wall, weight room
Music - Wind Ensemble, brass ensembles, jazz band, orchestra, bells, choir, Sylvan
Clubs - Robotics, Drama, National Honor Society, Boys’ club, Girls’ club, International club
Organizations - ASB, Campus MInistries,
Tours - Sylvan, Wind Ensemble & Orchestra, mission trips (Philippines, Belize), educational trips (Europe, Costa Rica)
Community Involvement - Journey to Bethlehem, Journey to the Cross, worship leadership, community service projects