Christian Schools

The purpose of Christian education is to inspire young people with principles of truth, obedience, honor, integrity, justice, and purity-principles that will make them a positive force for the stability and uplifting of society.

Cicero Elementary School Every effort is made to select wise teachers who will feel responsible to God to show a special care for the salvation of their students and to impress upon youthful minds the necessity of knowing Christ as a personal Savior. From knowing Him, the object is to become like Him, Christ-like in character, and truly trained to bear the great and challenging responsibilities of life. The Adventist School System, the largest Protestant parochial system in the world, gives ample evidence that Seventh-day Adventists consider Christian education central to the message and mission of the church.

The Cicero Seventh-day Adventist Elementary School offers a well-rounded education rooted in the teachings of the Bible.  Curriculum for grades 1-8 is taught. 

Indiana Academy has been established to provide a Christ-centered education for students in grades 9-12. It recognizes its responsibility for the harmonious development of the spiritual, mental, vocational, social and physical powers of each individual student. Its express purpose is to transmit the ideals, beliefs, principles, and values of the Scriptures and salvation by grace through faith in Jesus Christ as understood by the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Students who live too far from the academy have the option of boarding in dormitories.