Dominion Christian School

It's great to see joyful faces in January as we head into the 3rd quarter of the school year.

Some action shots from one of our MSB Basketball teams! We love to see the Eagles play in our home gym.

We hope you'll join us! Please RSVP by emailing [email protected] or responding to the Evite.

Who are the teachers and who are the students?! "Students dress as teachers, teachers dress as students" always entertains.

High School Science Olympiad looked great in their team hoodies and beanies, and had a blast competing this past weekend.

Lots of joy on the South Campus sledding hill during recess this week! It's especially fun when you get an extra boost from Mrs. Bricker.

Join us this Friday for the Alumni Panel at the North Campus! And alumni, don't forget to join us for lunch at 12:15 p.m.!

Lots of smiles and cozy outfits as we are back in school, and starting Spirit Week with PAJAMA DAY!

We are ready to jump back into the rhythms of the school day!

Don't forget that next week is SPIRIT WEEK! We can't wait to see your creative costumes. Check the Nota Bene for the themes!

Did you know our fourth grade classes enjoyed a field trip to Jamestown in the fall? It's a gift to study American history in the places where it began!

Is it time to brave the cold and hop outside!? Pictured here: some high school students hiked at Great Falls for Inspiro Week and South Campus Kindergarten visited Walker Nature Center this past fall.

Throwback Thursday to Inspiro Week! Our high school students love the week before Christmas Break because instead of exams, they take a week for learning and leisure. Pictured here: stamp carving, fetal pig dissection, Exploded Cell Phone lab, rocket science, and 3D printing!

Merry Christmas from Dominion Christian School!

We love a cheering squad!

Have you listened to our latest episode of the Dominion Dispatch? You can find it on Spotify and Apple Podcasts now! Make sure to give this episode a listen, and check out the show notes for a list of resources as you think through this important topic.

First grade students at each campus participated in the Plymouth and Wampanoag Presentation and Feast earlier in the fall. They created a living museum that explains the life of the early settlers, enjoyed food from the First Thanksgiving, and even recited poems for an audience!

The Christmas Concerts at the beginning of December were a lovely way to start the month with beautiful singing and music from our Lower and Upper School students.