Today DTD was blessed to have Author George Caylor on our campus. Mr. Caylor read from his newly released book “Surviving Georgie.” The students and the staff so enjoyed the humorous stories from the book based on Mr. Caylor’s childhood in Pennsylvania in the late 1940s and early 50s....
It was a great privilege to have Desmond Doss Jr. come speak with our students. Following in his Father’s footsteps Desmond Jr. took time out of his busy schedule to inspire our students. Desmond Jr. said “Today I had an honor I could have never imagined. I was invited...
DTD’s 7th & 8th grade class along with Tree of Life’s 6th thru 8th class enjoyed a wonderful three day learning experience at Holiday Lake’s 4-H Camp for Fall Outdoor Education. Students were treated to a non-traditional classroom setting where they took seven different classes from the 4-H Camp...
So proud of these guys and gals today. They did a great job representing DTD and all it stands for at the Mustang Invitational held at Nelson County High School. The boys finished 9,14,19, & 23rd out of 55 runners. Our lone girl representative finished 25th out of 33...
Grades 7th-10th spent two days at Camp Blue Ridge doing community service. This is what the foundation of Christian Education is all about: Service to others. Our students did a wonderful job in less than optimal conditions (rain) with a great spirit. They were a great example to the...
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Desmond T. Doss Christian Academy just finished its annual Outdoor Education at Camp Blue Ridge in Montebello, Virginia. DTD lead out with five other schools and about 150 students and parents. It was a wonderful week of learning out in nature! Please follow and like us:
Brody was the DTD winner for the annual “Why My Family Is Special” contest put on by Human Kind for fourth graders in our area. Congratulations Brody on being our winner! You and your family are a blessing to all of us. Also, a big thanks to Brody’s teacher,...
Desmond T. Doss Christian Academy held its annual Social Studies Fair this past April 19. Grades K-2 did room projects on their selected countries/culture and grades 3rd-8th did individual projects. DTD’s high school Spanish class created an escape room. This was a great opportunity for our students to learn...
Desmond T. Doss Christian Academy’s 7th – 10th graders spent 3 days and 2 nights on board the USS Yorktown. The students walked in the steps of our country’s heroes while participating in the Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum’s camping program aboard the historic World War II aircraft...
Desmond T. Doss’s Christian Academy’s basketball team competed in this year’s Middle School Basketball Tournament held at Shenandoah Valley Academy in New Market, Virginia. The students from DTD were shining examples in what it means to compete with a Christian Spirit. We commend their accomplishments and their example! Please...
Desmond T. Doss Christian Academy had another great season at Wintergreen Ski Resort. This was our 19th year of participating in Wintergreen’s Ski Program. Over those years hundreds of students have learned how to ski or snowboard and still enjoy it to this day. Many great memories have been...
The third and fourth graders got to visit Falwell Aviation to check out the airplanes up close during their study of Bessie Coleman, the first African American pilot. An extra bonus this day was watching a crop duster load up several times, along with some fabulous fly-bys done by...
Students from grades 7th -10th spent the weekend backpacking on the Appalachian Trail. Students were able to get out in God’s creation and enjoy a beautiful weekend of fellowship with friends and nature. Please follow and like us:
Students from DTD had a memorable time at the Never Forget 9/11 Memorial Race at the American Legion. Students were able to learn more about the tragic events of that day from the presentation made before the race. It was a great learning experience for our students. Please follow...