Shenandoah Valley Training Academy by W. J. Stone

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 21, 1911

Shenandoah Valley Training Academy

By W. J. Stone

Fall Term Opens Sept. 13, 1911

THIS school is located in the beautiful historic Shenandoah Valley of Virginia, one half mile from the village of New Market, and about one hundred miles from Washington, D. C.

The academy is a denominational institution and will be conducted on a religious basis. The formation of a Christian character will be considered one of the most important objects to be gained in the education of its pupils. All branches usually taught in our intermediate schools, from the primary grades up, will be taught.

We can accommodate ten or twelve more students in the home. And all students will be under the care of a preceptor or a preceptress who are parents. The charge for board and tuition is thirteen dollars a month and two hours’ work a day for each student. We shall be glad to hear from parents or students who are desirous of patronizing a Christian school, although they may reside outside of the Virginia Conference.

For catalogues or further particulars, address Prof. M. E. Carr, New Market, Va.

W. J. STONE, President of Board.