The NDAA Middle School division includes grades 6 – 8. The program is departmentalized with eight teachers working in this department. Beginning in 6th grade, Middle School students rotate classrooms for each subject and are taught by teachers who specialize in their respective curriculum areas. The focus in the middle school grades is in preparing our students for a good transition into high school. Study skills, note-taking, organization and good study habits are all part of successful preparation for this transition.
In addition, students are encouraged to develop a personal relationship with Christ as their Lord and Savior. The school also fosters a dynamic learning environment that encourages academic excellence. High level critical thinking is cultivated and spiritual development reinforced on a daily basis. Together with staff and other volunteers, we seek to mold students fully equipped to make intelligent decisions with an eternal perspective.
Our middle school curriculum is designed to challenge and inspire students, preparing them for success in high school and beyond. With a focus on critical thinking, problem-solving, and collaboration.
Our program places a strong emphasis on character development, instilling values such as integrity, compassion, respect, and responsibility. Students learn to make ethical decisions and become leaders of positive change.
Students have the opportunity to deepen their spiritual journey through daily worship, Bible study, and service projects. Our goal is to inspire students to develop a personal relationship with God,
Our school community is a place where students feel welcomed, supported, and valued. With a diverse student body and dedicated faculty and staff, North Dallas Adventist Academy fosters a sense of belonging and camaraderie among students.
North Dallas Adventist Academy (NDAA) nurtures socially responsible youths with a passion for service and a strong love for God. With a firm commitment to providing each student with a holistic education, each child is mentored to develop mentally, physically, socially, and spiritually.
