We worship the Lord in many different ways. Here at DCA, the fine arts (specifically music, speech, and drama) are an essential part of our program.
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Even in January, Dublin Christian Academy is looking ahead to the things that spring brings—particularly our Annual Spring Fundraiser and the Schoolwide Service Project.
How We are giving back to the Community through our School-wide Service Project Read More »
January 29, 2024 Over two years, we raised the funds needed to replace our lower school playground. The new, larger playground for our growing student body includes a giant climbing dome, slide, eight swings, a merry-go-round, and four-way monkey bars. We also added picnic tables, resealed the basketball courts and added new hoops and a
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With the coming of the new year, you may be considering making resolutions for a new you by improving your lifestyle in one way or another.
Happy New Year to our DCA Family! Read More »
The DCA Annual Fund makes up approximately 20% of the school’s budget! Among the many benefits that this fund offers to DCA!
A Guide to our Annual Fund Read More »
When the pandemic forced us to close our student snack shop, then located on the ground floor of the Classroom building (former pig sty!), we realized how important this space is to our community, yet with our school family growing, we needed the current snack and coffee shop space for new classrooms. In tandem with
Common Grounds Student Coffee & Snack Shop with Bathrooms Read More »
A new preschool and kindergarten playground was the first project in a multi-year effort to revitalize our play spaces and recreational areas. We believe children benefit educationally and socially when they have safe, fun spaces for active play, exploration, and outdoor recreation at school. We installed a new play structure, playground features, toys sandbox, playground-grade
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This last century has seen big changes in how “education happens.” oday, we are inundated with books, podcasts, Zoom meetings, socratic seminars, and many other techniques for learning.
Why the Goal is not Always the Last Page of the Textbook Read More »
The growth we experienced after the pandemic allowed us to add two new classroom on the ground floor of the Classroom building in what used to be the student snack shop.We gutted the space, repaired and waterproofed the floor, and built two modern classrooms that now hold our 3rd grade and 4th grade classrooms. Prior
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January 22, 2020 In 2020, we worked hard to improve our energy efficiency. We took on three small projects that together reduced our energy costs by $9,000 per year.Part 1 was converting 295 fixtures to LED, saving $6,000 and 40,000 kWh each year. Part 2 was installing tamper-proof smart thermostats and programmable thermostats; adding 14
Classroom Building Insulation, LED lighting, and smart Thermostats Read More »
