The school was created as an institution that would promote truth, goodness, and beauty through the liberal arts, combining time-tested classical pedagogy with the latest advancements in math and science.

In the intervening time, the board and administration continued to search for a permanent home while also developing a vision to enroll two classes per grade.

Since neither the Oakton nor the Reston facilities had room to spare, a search commenced for a third location, which was to eventually serve grades K-6.

In spite of constant efforts to find a permanent home, suitable facilities for a school of our size and needs were scarce in Northern Virginia.

With more than 50,000 square feet, 22 classrooms, 14 offices, as well as a gymnasium, library, and large gathering areas, the facility was ideally-suited for Dominion’s needs.

Additional teachers and support staff were also added as a means of ensuring continuity of quality in serving a larger student body.