Grades 7th – 10th spent three days in Charleston, SC , visiting and spending the night on the U.S.S. Yorktown and ferrying out to Ft. Sumter. What a great learning
U.S.S. Yorktown and Ft. Sumter field trip
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Science Museum of Virginia Field Trip
On Wednesday, grades 5th through 11th went to the Science Museum of Virginia in Richmond. I would compare the Museum to Amazement Square but on steroids. For those that notice
Social Studies Fair
So blessed to have Alvin come in and give a presentation to the 7th & 8th graders on his home country of the Philippines as we prepare for the upcoming
DTD Basketball
Christmas Play a Hit!
Another great production at school. It’s amazing what you can bring out in kids when your passion shines thru! A big thanks to Hollie Druschel Roark Krista Courtney and Kailey
DTD Basketball team attends Liberty University Game
Desmond T. Doss Christian Academy’s basketball team enjoyed a game at Liberty University. We even made ESPN +
Essay Contest Winners
Today two of our students where presented their awards in the District Level Essay Contest put on by the Veterans’ of Foreign Wars Desmond Doss Post # 12179. What a
Creation Museum & Ark Experience
Cross Country Meet
Another great day for a cross country race on our campus! Love seeing the faces of kids when they truly realize their hard work truly pays off!!
Eclipse
Outdoor Education at 4-H Camp
Honor & Remember
As this ceremony went on the words of Desmond T Doss Jr. echoed in my mind to “remember these men any day you stand in the shade of these trees.”
Desmond T. Doss Jr. speaks to DTD Students
What a blessing to be able to share the incredible story of Desmond Doss with our youth. For anyone who hasn’t seen The Conscientious Objector documentary by Terry Benedict on
Grandparents/School Family Breakfast
This morning the DTD staff served breakfast to our students, families, and our grandparents. After breakfast, Pastor G had a school wide worship with all! What a wonderful morning of
“Hidden History” Episode
What a blessing to be part of the “Hidden History” show that honored Desmond’s story. So powerful it continues to touch people today!