Divine Savior Academy (DSA)

A Family of Four Academies

and one special needs school

Since 2004 when our first Divine Savior Academy opened, our mission has been to serve students with the love of Christ. This same mission is now thriving across multiple campuses in Florida and Texas as we serve 1,200+ students. Our programs range from college-prep to special education in PreK-12th grade. No matter the campus, you are part of the "Divine Savior Family", a community of students, educators, families, and friends who are dedicated to working together to help our children thrive.

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A Family of Four Academies

and one special needs school

Since 2004 when our first Divine Savior Academy opened, our mission has been to serve students with the love of Christ. This same mission is now thriving across multiple campuses in Florida and Texas as we serve 1,200+ students. Our programs range from college-prep to special education in PreK-12th grade. No matter the campus, you are part of the "Divine Savior Family", a community of students, educators, families, and friends who are dedicated to working together to help our children thrive.

We are dedicated to working together
to help our children thrive.

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We believe that education can change the world.

our alumni

At DSA, we believe in giving our students not just a foundation for college and future educational opportunities, but for their entire lives. To do this, our teachers educate the "Whole Student" in each area of development: academic, social, emotional, physical, and spiritual.

With this solid foundation, our alumni become "world changers", each in their own way! They go to Ivy League schools, study abroad, and launch careers, non-profits, and businesses. We also see them thrive in their personal lives by staying connected to their faith and starting families of their own. There are endless possibilities for our students. View more DSA alumni stories here.

At DSA, there were teachers who supported me, listened to me, prayed with me. They insisted that if I tried, then I would do something great. I wouldn't be the same person today without those teachers.
- Isabella Dominguez, Yale University