Happy girls and a teacher in the '80's. Students seen here have returned as teachers and parents and continue to be part of the TDSA family.

The boys seen here, now alumni, are continuing their Jewish education. We know they will contribute back to our global commnity. Here they are proudly wearing I Love TDSA yellow shirts.

HISTORY

Torah Day School is proud of its growth since it was founded in 1985 with an enrollment of approximately 19 students, a staff of four teachers, a principal, and a cadre of pioneering and insightful volunteers, lay, and community leaders. Today it is a home away from home, to approximately 350 students. Its growth can be attributed to it staying true to its mission and its high academic standards. In 2008, TDSA was recognized as a Blue Ribbon School of Excellence by the U.S. Department of Education. It is also accredited by SAIS/SACS (Southern Association of Independent Schools/Southern Association of Colleges and Schools), AAAIS (Atlanta Area Association of Independent Schools), Cognia, and GISA (Georgia Independent School Association).

TDSA has been recognized by several accredating organizations including whose logos appear

Tradition like a siddur is passed from generation to generation. Students from the 1980s were also excited to get their firts prayerbooks at their Siddur celebration.

Building connections and a strong school community as girls from 1980s work together in class

Co-curricular holiday celebrations support classroom learning. Here previous students participate in a Lag BaOmer bonfire.

Hands on learning in the 1980's as students rolled dough at matza bakery