On October 26-28th, the 7th and 8th graders of Desmond T. Doss Christian Academy attended camp at the Holiday Lake 4-H Educational Center along with a group of students from
About 130 students from five different schools attended this year’s Outdoor Education at Camp Blue Ridge for the four-day adventure, including Desmond T. Doss Christian Academy’s 3rd to 10th grade students.
The 5th & 6th graders had a wonderful trip to the Zoo in Asheboro, North Carolina. The students got to see all kinds of marsupials, gorillas (including one who played
DTD spent the week at Camp Blue Ridge doing Outdoor Education with 4 other schools. We had 120 students and it was such a blessed week of academic and spiritual
Students in grades 3rd – 8th participate in the “Think Tank” club. There are currently 20 students staying after school for 2 hours to take part in the club that
Desmond T. Doss Christian Academy 5th through 8th grade dissected today in Science class. The 5th & 6th graders dissected a perch and the 7th & 8th graders dissected an
DTD’s 7th & 8th graders spent a few hours at Lynchburg General Hospital in the Microbiology & Hematology departments of the Laboratory. Students were shown red blood cells by a
DTD students are spending 3 days/2 nights at 4-H Camp in Holiday Lake State Park. The students are getting to take part in classes from Herpetology, Night Hike & Sensory
The 7th & 8th grade class at DesmondT.DossChristianAcademy dissected a sheep’s brain as part of their literary unit on Phineas Gage. It was a great hands-on-activity for the students to
Desmond T. Doss Christian Academy spent the week at Camp Blue Ridge in Montebello doing its annual Outdoor Education program with Richmond and Tidewater Academies. Activities included hiking on the
The students spent about an hour dissecting Mud Puppies during Outdoor Education. Students were able to get a great first-hand look at the internal organs of this amphibian. “I love
Desmond T. Doss Christian Academy joined Richmond Academy and Tidewater Adventist Academy for the annual Outdoor Education program held at scenic Camp Blue Ridge. On the first day, May 14,
The kindergarten class has been learning about how plants grow. The class read the story: “The Carrot Seed.” After reading the story, the students planted their very own carrot seeds.
“Ewww! Gross!” the students moaned in disgust at the visual demonstration of the first phase of the digestive process: chewing. On Friday, May 10th, Emily from Amazement Square came from
Last fall one of our third graders, named Austin, found a moth cocoon inside a plastic cup (one the kids often play with in the sand table on our playground.)