Hear the inspiring story of a game-changing discovery here at Doulos.

Each class has its unique personality. This month you’ll get to meet our seniors!

Get a behind-the-scenes look at the intentional way we navigate enrollment as a school.

Learn about the 3 part foundation that needs to be solid before students can reach their full potential.

Discover how “Expedition Night” is a catalyst that God is using to shape the identities of our students.

Something powerful always happens when someone comes to Doulos and sees for themselves the incredible work that God is doing here.

After 20 years of being “gratefully resourceful” at our current location, God has slowly pulled back the curtain on something new.

Step back and see ALL the parts God is bringing together as He guides Doulos into its next chapter.

Meet the new staff! It is always so inspiring to hear the different ways the Lord brings people to serve at Doulos.

The foundation of Doulos is our incredible staff. This month we celebrate 7 staff who bring to life EVERYTHING that Doulos is about.

See a simple example of how the Doulos approach unlocks hidden God-given talents in our students (and maybe you too).

This month we had to boil down EVERYTHING Doulos is about into one sentence for the billboard outside our school. Can you guess what we wrote?

We celebrate all God is doing and our Academic Vice Principal helps us understand why the “Expeditionary Learning Model” is central to who we are as a school.

This month we celebrate independence and so much more.

Like Sancocho, there are many recipes for quality Christian education. What makes Doulos such a unique place isn’t the individual ingredients we use, but it’s the rare combination of our five key ingredients that makes us so effective.

As we step back and look at all that God has done over this past year, our hearts overflow with worship and praise to our loving Father.

An exciting announcement 20 years in the making! Imagine a place where all of the beautiful pieces of Doulos are not just accommodated, but enhanced!

As I walked up the stairs near the library and into their Spanish class on the second floor, I realized that I was walking into the very room where I taught them in second grade. I stood next to the door and observed as so many memories flooded my mind.

If you were to come on campus today and ask just about anyone, “How’s it going with the start of school?” most likely their eyes would widen and a deeply grateful smile would appear on their face as they would reply, “It feels like Doulos again.”