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This summer, Midland Adventist Academy's 8th Grade Class is selling fresh Michigan blueberries. Here is the deal - a 10 lb box for $40, picked fresh the day before they are delivered!
You may ask, how can I handle 10 lb of Blueberries? Easy, eat as many fresh blueberries as you like, then take the 10 lb box, place it in the freezer, and forget them until you are ready for more blueberries. Then take out as many as you need, wash them and serve. Just click the button below to order.
All orders must be in by July 16th. If you have questions, contact Angie Wilkins @ (417) 495-5497. After submitting your order, there will be a PayPal link to pay for them or you can mail a check to the school. They will be delivered to Midland on or around the week of July 21st.
Thanks to a generous $7,500 matching gift from a dedicated supporter, every dollar you give today will be doubled—but only until the match runs out!
This is your chance to help us finally replace the MAA parking lot—a much-needed improvement that will benefit every student, parent, and guest who steps on campus.
And it gets even better:
If we exceed the $7,500 goal, extra funds will go toward a new school laminator and much-needed sound system upgrades—essential tools for both teachers and students.
These are practical, high-impact projects chosen by Greg—someone who knows our school’s needs inside and out.
Donate today and your gift goes twice as far. Let’s pave the way—literally—for a better MAA. All gifts make an impact today, no matter the amount of your gift.
Fusion Electric spent last week replacing much of the lighting in the elementary wing and administrative offices. The new LED lights will provide a cleaner and brighter classroom experience, as well as a much more efficient energy cost.
Before and After
According to the Kansas City Star, Stacker recently compiled a list of the best private high schools in the Kansas City metro area using Niche data. Niche, a leader in connection students and families with good schools, uses seven weighted factors for its rankings. A majority of the score is based on academics, but other factors include culture and diversity; sports; clubs and activities; resources; and surveys of parents, teachers, and students.
Of the top 25 schools rated, Midland was ranked 13th with an A- grade.
Midland prepared me on how to be organized and plan events! It's coming in pretty handy right about now.