Welcome to Dakota Adventist Academy
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Located in Bismarck, ND, we are a Seventh-day Adventist boarding academy for grades 9-12. Committed to providing quality education in a Christ-filled environment, our staff and students build close relationships with each other and with Jesus Christ.
We invite you to explore our website. Check out our pictures, news stories, our calendar, our classes or our staff.
If you are interested in attending DAA, please look at our admissions page. Please give us a call if you would like a tour of the school.
If you are an alumnus, be sure to check out information about the upcoming chapter meetings and alumni weekend. You can also update your contact information so we can stay in touch.
If you have any questions, please give us a call.
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Annual Fund Review
Annual Fund 2009-2010 Review Thank you to every single alumnus, relative, church member, and friend who donated to Dakota Adventist Academy this year. God has blessed us greatly through your generosity. Last Updated (Wednesday, 28 July 2010 17:34) Graduation Weekend Baptisms
Shall We Gather at the River On the Sabbath of graduation weekend, Dakota Adventist Academy students and staff along with many family members and friendsLast Updated (Wednesday, 28 July 2010 17:34) Derek's Testimony
Attending Dakota Adventist Academy has not been an easy journey for Derek Keller. Moving between the Academy and a public school in Ft. Pierre, South Dakota, Derek has struggled with direction and motivation in his school and in his life. Starting late his freshman year, Derek's focus was a frequent back and forth for the first three years. Now he is only a couple of days away from graduation at DAA. While the road to graduation has been a long one, the ending is a happy one.
History Enhanced on Sunday Mornings
After 30 years of teaching history, Bruce Kimball has found the benefit of showing movies to enhance classroom learning. Visual representations of the stories read in textbooks and historical texts can help the students gain an understanding of important events and eras in our history. However, he also knows that movies shown during regular class time can take valuable instruction away from the students. Last winter, with the end of school coming quickly, Bruce devised a plan to work around the problem.
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