Who We Are
DSA, founded in 2006, is an interdenominational Christian school offering a well-rounded academic program. As a Dayspring Shire, students apply Godly attributes and Christian morals in the classrooms, hallways, on courts and fields while excelling in engineering, computer science, audio engineering, theater, and much more. Dayspring is not just a school – but a family with a dedicated faculty ready to serve.
S T E A M
At Dayspring students are equipped with the necessary tools to pursue careers in a variety of programs beginning as early as kindergarten. Whether a student dreams of becoming a civil engineer, mathematician, attorney, surgeon, or a computer programmer – Dayspring students are provided with the background to fulfill these dreams while allowing students to become familiar with each field.
Dayspring is a vision of the late Elder Bob C. Hardin and a mission of the middle Tennessee community, a welcoming Christian environment for young people to strengthen time-honored character attributes by receiving a top-notch education.
Students have 50+ hours of college credit through AP, CLEP, and dual enrollment courses available at DSA.
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Third grade brought history to life with their incredible longhouse projects!
After learning about Native American tribes and their way of life, our students designed and built their own longhouses—carefully considering structure, materials, and purpose. The creativity, teamwork, and pride they showed were on full display.
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Great work kids
What an incredible night at the science fair and Robotics Meet the Teams night!
The event was filled with creativity and engineering genius—from a rubber-band–powered balsa-wood helicopter soaring into the air in hopes of achieving the longest flight, to lightweight Boomilever structures pushing the limits of strength and design as they held heavy loads from a single wall attachment.
Over in the Scrambler competition, teams launched vehicles carrying a fragile egg straight toward a wall, trying to stop with perfect precision just before impact. The tension during those runs was real! Nearby, a Mission Possible Rube-Goldberg device wowed the crowd as a mix of paperclips, golf tees, and marbles set off a chain reaction that cleverly sorted each item.
The Solar System project brought a creative touch, with a detailed model showcasing several celestial objects and capturing the beauty of our cosmic neighborhood.
The day wrapped up with all the event winners gathered together—smiles, medals, and an amazing sense of accomplishment. So proud of all our young scientists and engineers! 🏆
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The entire night was presented extremely well!! Everyone did an amazing job!!!







