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.
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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.
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Faculty are able to provide each child and youth with authentic academic feedback and support the family’s Christian values.
Hours of College Credit
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Students have 50+ hours of college credit through AP, CLEP, and dual enrollment courses available at DSA.
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Recent graduating class.
On the Blog at DSA
A Faith-Filled Beginning: Crafting Meaningful New Year’s Resolutions for Students
As we stand on the threshold of a new year, it’s a moment to reflect, reset, and envision a future filled with growth and purpose. For students, this is not
What is a quality Christian education
A quality education is more than just acquiring knowledge; it is a transformative journey that empowers individuals with the tools to thrive in both personal and societal contexts. At its
STEAM Education at DSA
STEAM education is an educational approach that integrates science, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics. The goal of STEAM education is to provide students with the skills they need to be
I went to DSA for my senior year of high school, but the students and staff all made me feel like I had been a part of the school's community for much longer. Each of the teachers were attentive to the specific needs of every individual student and left me with more tools for success than I could have hoped for. I will always be grateful for being able to leave high school knowing I had a group of people who were rooting for me!
Candice
The teachers and faculty at DSA helped me understand many challenging subject areas and explore my full potential. I am thankful to have had many unique experiences in high school that prepared me well for my future in college. Go shires!
Gracie
I absolutely loved attending Dayspring! I was able to graduate college early because of how well Dayspring prepared me. I am forever grateful for the lifelong friends I made and the lessons I learned. #foreverashire
Savannah
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What does a “perfect society” look like? Can it even exist?
Our 7th graders are tackling that big question after reading “The Giver” as they design their own utopian communities. From creating laws and government systems to mapping out their towns and building detailed models. Students are thinking critically, collaborating, and bringing big ideas to life.
Learning gets pretty exciting when imagination meets problem-solving!
📣 Announcement Monday — Here’s What’s Coming Up!
As we start winding down and prepare for Winter Break beginning next week, here are a few important reminders:
• Upper School exams will take place Thursday and Friday (see Family Portal for more details)
• Friday will be an abbreviated day (see Family Portal for more details)
• Lunch orders open today in the FACTS Family Portal
• Homecoming Week kicks off when we return from Winter Break on January 5
Let’s stay focused. Go hard, learn lots, and finish strong!