Collin County Campus

The Collin County Campus has over 300 students attending grades PreK through 11th. Class sizes average 13 students.

The campus was established in 2004 with grades K – 8^th grade. Collin County expanded from Grammar/Logic School to High School in 2009.

The campus offers Coram Deo's Signature Program and Five Day Program with electives on Fridays.

Students and Faculty

With Coram Deo accepting students who test in the 50th percentile and above, Collin County students regularly average test scores in the 89th-90th percentile.

The Collin County Faculty has on average 13 years of teaching experience, with many holding graduate degress.

Chapel

Grammar, Logic and High School students and teachers have chapel services once a month. The purpose of chapel is to bring students together for a time of corporate worship and a message that focuses on the greatness of God and His work in our lives in a way that would be applicable to Coram Deo students. This time is designed to heighten our awareness of Christ and integrate Him more into our everyday lives.

Special Elective Offerings

Classical guitar, Musical Theatre, Drama, War Games, Beginning Spanish, Basic and Intermediate Art classes are just a few of the classes that are available to students.

High School

Collin County expanded from Grammar/Logic School to High School in 2009. AP classes were added this school year as the campus opened an 11^th grade. This first class of Collin County graduates will be the class of 2013.