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Our School
 
Members of the Berea Temple Church (then known as the Third Seventh-day Adventist
Church) along with Pastor P.G. Rogers saw the need for opening a school to provide
Christian education to its constituents as well as members of the Baltimore community.
In 1915, Baltimore Church School of the Third Seventh-day Adventist Church opened its
doors on 1901 Druid Hill Avenue under the leadership of its first principal Gertrude Burgess.
In 1927, the name changed to Baltimore Academy and in the 1960’s “Junior” was added
to its official name.
Since its inception, Baltimore Junior Academy has educated more than 12,000 students.
Having been in eight different locations because of expansion, its current location has
served many for the past 29 years. A typical school day begins at 8:30 a.m. and ends at
3:15 p.m. Each class begins with worship that is usually led out by the students in their
individual classes. The school curriculum is organized by the North American Division and
Columbia Union Conference’s education departments.
Click the link below to visit the school's website.
Baltimore Junior Academy
 
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