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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Not too many announcements this week as we get back into the groove after Spring Break.
All we have this week is just a reminder that the book fair is coming up next week as well as a reminder that the 3rd 9 week report cards will be published and sent home next Monday.
We hope you all had a great spring break!
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Recently in Mrs. Hinson's Fourth Grade class, they had a guest paleontologist visit who digs and works at a museum in Montana. He spoke to them about fossils, rock layers, plate tectonics, and erosion. He brought many real dinosaur bones that they got to hold and a cast of a triceratops horn he dug up. So cool! They also visited the Robertson County History Museum to help clear out a storage room full of old photos and tobacco sales log books to prep the room to be renovated for an interactive children's space. They were the first to test out a new scavenger hunt throughout the museum as well.
#funinfourthgrade #historyiscool #handsonlearning #DSAblessed #classroomhighlights
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