North Dallas Adventist Academy

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North Dallas Adventist Academy (NDAA) is a Christian Adventist K-12 school in Richardson, Texas.^[1] It was founded as the Richardson Adventist School (RAS). The school in its current form opened in August 2008.^[2]

References

^ "Contact Us." North Dallas Adventist Academy. Retrieved on December 28, 2016. "302 Centennial Boulevard Richardson, Texas 75081"
^ "About Us." North Dallas Adventist Academy. Retrieved on February 9, 201

External links

North Dallas Adventist Academy

Richardson, Texas

Historical areas

Buckingham

Education

Primary and
secondary

Public	Plano ISD* Richardson ISD** Berkner HS Pearce HS Richardson HS
Private	IANT Quranic Academy North Dallas Adventist Academy Salam Academy
Closed	The Alexander School Canyon Creek Christian Academy

Tertiary

Landmarks

Transportation

DART	Red Line/Orange Line Arapaho Center CityLine/Bush Galatyn Park Spring Valley Silver Line (under construction)

This list is incomplete.
*Services areas in Collin County **Services areas in Dallas County

Dallas County, Texas schools

Public high schools
Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD	Ranchview Newman Smith R. L. Turner Early College High School Other schools are in Denton County
Cedar Hill ISD	Cedar Hill High Cedar Hill Collegiate
Coppell ISD	Coppell High New Tech High
Dallas ISD	See template
DeSoto ISD	DeSoto High Freshman Campus
Duncanville ISD	Duncanville High
Garland ISD	See template
Grand Prairie ISD	Grand Prairie HS South Grand Prairie Grand Prairie Fine Arts Academy Young Women's Leadership Academy at Arnold Dubiski Career High School
Highland Park ISD	Highland Park High School
Irving ISD	Irving High MacArthur Nimitz Jack E. Singley Academy (formerly The Academy of Irving ISD) Cardwell Career Preparatory Center
Lancaster ISD	Lancaster High
Mesquite ISD	John Horn Mesquite High North Mesquite Ralph Poteet West Mesquite
Richardson ISD	Berkner Lake Highlands Pearce Richardson High
Sunnyvale ISD	Sunnyvale High
Charter schools	Life School Richland Collegiate HS

Independent schools

Secular private
high schools

Closed	The Alexander School Walt Whitman Community School

Religious private
high schools

Closed	Rockwall Christian Academy

Portions are served by Grapevine-Colleyville ISD and Ferris ISD, which have their schools outside of Dallas County
Sections of Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD extend into other counties; this template only lists schools in Dallas County

v t e TAPPS 3A (2022-2024)
District 1	Covenant Classical (Fort Worth) Denton Calvary (Denton) Fellowship Academy (Kennedale) Lubbock Christian (Lubbock) San Jacinto Christian (Amarillo) Temple Christian (Fort Worth) Trinity School (Midland) Weatherford Christian (Weatherford)
District 2	Bishop Gorman (Tyler) Coram Deo (Plano) Cornerstone Christian (McKinney) Dallas Lutheran (Dallas) Lakehill Prep (Dallas) Lone Star-North (Gainesville) (boys only) Lucas Christian (Lucas) North Dallas Adventist (Richardson) Yavneh Academy (Dallas)
District 3	Brazos Christian (Bryan) Central Texas Christian (Temple) Faith Academy (Marble Falls) Holy Trinity Catholic (Temple) Live Oak Classical (Waco) Reicher Catholic (Waco) Round Rock Christian (Round Rock)
District 4	Christian School at Castle Hills (San Antonio) Keystone (San Antonio) Lone Star-Southeast (Giddings) (boys only) Lutheran (San Antonio) New Braunfels Christian (New Braunfels) San Marcos Academy (San Marcos)
District 5	Alpha Omega Academy (Huntsville) Faith West Academy (Katy) First Baptist-Pasadena (Pasadena) Lutheran North (Houston) Northland Christian (Houston) Rosehill Christian (Tomball) St. Francis Episcopal (Piney Point Village) Westbury Christian (Houston) Xavier Educational Academy (Houston)
Sources: 22-24 Boys Basketball 22-24 Girls Basketball