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In the community for over 100 Years! Lewis County Adventist School opened its doors in 1922, and was located in downtown Centralia, Washington.
The mission of Lewis County Adventist School is to show the love of God in action in our daily lives, to accept and support each other unconditionally, to put our best effort into everything we do, and to be a positive influence in our community.
Recreational Athletic Programs: Ski School in Winter
School Notes
Lewis County Adventist School opened its doors in 1922, and was
located in downtown Centralia, Washington.
The mission of Lewis County Adventist School is to show the
love of God in action in our daily lives, to accept and support
each other unconditionally, to put our best effort into everything
we do, and to be a positive influence in our community.
Grades: PK-10 | 256 students8.7 miles 1315 S. Tower Ave Centralia, WA 98531 (360) 736-7657
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PK-10
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School Reviews
5.00 out of 5(3 reviews)
55/29/2021
LCAS is an incredible school that our children have attended for 8 + years. The staff is gifted, caring, and professional. The focus on mind, body, spirit that LCAS practices is priceless. Both of our children have excelled in academics ever year they have attended LCAS. The COVID challenge was met with strength and grace. They gathered in person, according to state guidelines, for the entire 2020-2021 school year!
- Posted by Parent - SLS
55/25/2021
My child transferred into LCAS during CoVid, when the public school system was no longer meeting her educational needs. I looked into all the Lewis County Christian schools and this one definitely surpassed the rest! My daughter was treated so well at this school! The teachers and staff are all such amazingly nice people. They have rules and they enforce them in a kind, loving manner. The teaching style and education were top-notch as well. Mrs. Cook and Mr. Morgan are both really good teachers. The principal, Mrs. Carlson, is one of the best I've met (I work in the public school system). I highly recommend this school to any and all who are considering it!
- Posted by Parent - Holly
55/18/2021
This school is wonderful. Both of my kids have gone there, one is still there. They have worked with both of my kids learning challenges. I've seen counselors from outside come to work with other students there. They have high standards and teach the kids to be accountable for themselves, which I appreciate. They teach from the Bible, and there are families from different faiths there. On Wednesdays they would hand out food baskets to the school families and let us take boxes to those in the community who could use one. They have the students involved with community service. My only complaint would be, is that I wish they went through 12th grade so my child could go there all twelve years.
- Posted by Parent - JR
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