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Zanesville Seventh-day Adventist Elementary School mission is to partner with parents in bringing up their children in accordance with God's plan, while working together to: provide quality education in a family atmosphere; promote a Christ-centered life and the development of a Christ-like character; protect children by creating a Christian environment; and prepare our students for a successful life in this world and for a future in Heaven.
We believe that we offer a safe and wonderful educational environment for young people.
With a lower student-teacher ratio, children are able to develop as fully and completely as possible in all areas of their lives.
Small schools provide the opportunity for the teacher to know a student's ability and the way he or she thinks.
Each child is viewed as an individual who may work at different levels in various subjects.
In a small school, there is also the opportunity for a closer working relationships and greater communication between teachers and parents.
We are an EdChoice provider school. ALL students qualify for an EdChoice Scholarship through the Ohio Department of Education.
School Notes
School Motto: Learning for today, for tomorrow, and forever
Zanesville Seventh-day Adventist Elementary School mission is
to partner with parents in bringing up their children in accordance
with God's plan, while working together to: provide quality
education in a family atmosphere; promote a Christ-centered life
and the development of a Christ-like character; protect children by
creating a Christian environment; and prepare our students for a
successful life in this world and for a future in Heaven. We
believe that we offer a safe and wonderful educational environment
for young people. With a lower student-teacher ratio, children are
able to develop as fully and completely as possible in all areas of
their lives. Small schools provide the opportunity for the teacher
to know a student's ability and the way he or she thinks. Each
child is viewed as an individual who may work at different levels
in various subjects. In a small school, there is also the
opportunity for a closer working relationships and greater
communication between teachers and parents.
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Quick Facts (2026)
Grades: Kindergarten-8
Enrollment: 16 students
Yearly Tuition: $6,165
Average class size: 8 students
Application Deadline: None / Rolling
Source: Verified school update
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