Coram Deo Academy (CDA) is a classical Christian school offering a University-Model® schedule for students in grades Pre-K to 12. CDA has three North Texas campuses located in Collin County, Dallas, and Flower Mound.
CDA is on of the most affordable private schools in the DFW.
Above Average Test Scores
Students at CDA outpace the state and national avergaes for standardized scores.
Small Class Sizes
The average class size at CDA is 14 students.
Teams That Care
CDA offers 15 different sports with teams at various levels
Student Leadership
Leadership opportunities for students through our House System.
Parent Teacher Partnership
Parents & teachers come together to provide the best modeling for a education not only in the classroom, but as well as the home.
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I like the opportunity to learn in a Christ Centered Environment with teachers that challenge me to grow.
CDA Student
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My teachers make the subject so interesting, I forget I'm learning!
9th Grade Student
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CDA is a great value --- Every penny is spent wisely training future servant leaders.
CDA Parent
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We see the big vision of the CDA model. Our daughter was more than adequately prepared for college in all aspects: academically, emotionally, & spiritually.
CDA Parent
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I am getting a second education through my kids. As I am reading Story of the World, history cards, and the literature books, I am learning things I never learned in public school and college.
Coram Deo Academy of Flower Mound is pleased to recognize the achievements of our students who have distinguished themselves academically. It is a pleasure to work with all of our hard-working students.
The House System is a student government model that originated in boarding schools in British Commonwealth countries. It has since spread to schools and colleges worldwide. CDA adopted the House System in 2007 to encourage student leadership and to promote relationships across grade levels.
A group of CDA Flower Mound athletes, coaches, and parents traveled to Egypt this summer to share the gospel and serve those in need. Coach Jackie Manack, varsity girls' basketball coach, said the group went on this trip to help build community relationships through sports camps with local organizations. "Our primary reason for going was to put on a basketball camp for the Sudanese Refugees." The group started the trip In Cairo Egypt and ended in Sharm El Sheikh.
The Virtues are moral muscles, and there are foundational muscle groups that every human, as a moral being, should know something about.
The Cardinal Virtues are the four foundational virtues, upon which nearly all other virtues are built. These cardinal virtues—and the ability to strengthening or weakening them over time—are a gift of grace given to all humans by God.