Collin County | Plano
CDA Collin County is a classical Christian school in Plano, established in 2004. The Collin County Campus currently serves over 520 students attending grades PreK through 12.
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Grammar School
Read MoreStudents in grades PreK-4 are at the grammar stage of learning with a focus on breaking new concepts down to the required fundamental skills or facts and mastering them through memorizing jingles, chants, and songs. Each class also has an annual festival which gives students the opportunity to share what they have learned with their fellow classmates and parents - it is fun way to start public speaking at an early age! -
Logic School
Read MoreStudents in grades 5-8 are moving through the Logic stage of learning. During this stage, they study the relationship of facts they learned at the grammar stage and how they fit or work together. They also are examining arguments. Although Bible is not a separate subject after 5th grade, a Biblical worldview is interwoven into the teaching of all subjects. -
Rhetoric School
Read MoreStudents in grades 9-12 are striving to master the Rhetoric stage of learning. This stage requires students to articulate their learning through oral and written expression. They do this through speeches, debates and papers, as well as, proofs in mathematics.“CDA is teaching our children to think with a Biblical worldview ...
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.
Parent Community
In Collin County we have several ways for parents to be involved and build community with the teachers and each other. The best way to do this is through the PTF, Parent Teacher Fellowship. The PTF serves CDA in three primary ways. First, they serve as a volunteer base for many of the activities that happen in the classrooms, such as Room Moms, class parties, and Hot Lunch service. Secondly, they help equip the school through fundraising. They strive to make our fundraisers fun for the students, but also easy on the parents. Our most successful is the Hot Lunch program. We use caterers, like Chick-fil-A, that the children like, and the parents look forward to not having to make a lunch one day a week! Lastly, and most importantly, our PTF organizes a monthly prayer meeting to pray for the school – students, faculty and administrators. If you are an enrolled family at the Collin County campus, you are already a member of the PTF, so come and join us!
Collin County Admission Events
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AT CAPACITY: Collin County Campus Preview for Future Families
Collin County Campus, 9645 Independence Parkway, Plano, TX 75025 -
Collin County Campus Preview for Future Families
Collin County Campus, 9645 Independence Parkway, Plano, TX 75025
Collin County Campus Events
Collin County Campus News
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Congratulations Andrew McCants
The Coram Deo Collin County Chess Club is proud to share that 7th Grader Andrew McCants won third place in the U400 section at the Labor Day Chess tournament held at the Texas Chess Center in Plano.The Coram Deo Collin County Chess Club continues to meet on Fridays from 3:45-4:45 and we invite any K-12 student interested in learning chess or improving their chess to join us in rooms 403 and 404. -
Day 1 Hot Lunch
Just a reminder that all of our Rhetoric students can order hot lunch for day 1 (Mon/Tues) by going to https://cdahotlunch.myshopify.com
If there are any issues with your order, please contact either Nathan Hudler or Ian Gully. -
CC Sophomores Serving the Collin County Community
The sophomore class spent part of their Labor Day break making harvest boxes for Meals on Wheels. These boxes will provide shelf stable nutrition for the Meals on Wheels Collin County clients. The Meals on Wheels program provides daily, nutritious meals and social interactions to approximately 2000 unduplicated, homebound, older or disabled adults throughout Collin County. Those at greater risk of malnutrition are also eligible to receive supplemental weekend and breakfast meals.
Thank you, Sophomores, for expressing our mission of being ethical servant-leaders. -
Hands on Science
This week our little investigators learned about how the human body moves by making biceps and triceps! Look at those guns! -
Dual Credit - Fall 2022
Fall Registration Dates: August 15 – November 15
The fee for courses through CCU is $200 per semester course and $200 per yearlong course. Courses designated as yearlong (Calculus, Theology I and Biology) have a one-time cost of $200. Courses such as United States History or General Physics, for example, continue in the Spring and, therefore, have Fall and Spring costs associated with them. Each semester cost is $200. Some courses (American Literature and Integrated Math) are one semester (Fall) only and also have a one-time cost of $200. Please refer to the “Semester” section of the table for this information.Dual credit can potentially save students/families time and money, but individual colleges determine how/if they will apply Dual Credit from CCU to the student’s college degree plan similar to the way AP scores are handled for credit. For specific questions about dual credit, please feel free to contact me.
If you (student) do not already have a CCU account, you will first need to create an account. Use the link here to do so.
After you register for classes and receive your CCU ID, you will need to activate your CCU Login account the next business day to access CCU's student resources. Please visit our Dual Credit Students page for details.To drop or withdraw from a CCU dual credit course, fill out the Drop/Withdrawal form and have it signed by a parent, then have a school faculty/administrator email it to CCU. A course may be dropped no later than the drop deadline. Tuition may be refunded dependent on the date of withdrawal. Withdrawing after the drop deadline will result in no refund and a grade of "W."
If you (student) already have a CCU account, you can register for courses by signing in here.
Contact Us
(469) 854-1300
9645 Independence Parkway; Plano, TX 75025
OFFICE HOURS
Monday - Friday
Monday - Friday
7:30 am - 4:00 pm
CLASS HOURS*
Grammar: 7:55 am - 2:25 pm (M/W or T/Th)
Logic: 8:05 am - 2:45 pm (M/W or T/Th)
Rhetoric: 8:05 am - 3:45 pm (M/W or T/Th)
* NOTE: Friday class times depend on electives selected. After school electives are also available
CLASS HOURS*
Grammar: 7:55 am - 2:25 pm (M/W or T/Th)
Logic: 8:05 am - 2:45 pm (M/W or T/Th)
Rhetoric: 8:05 am - 3:45 pm (M/W or T/Th)
* NOTE: Friday class times depend on electives selected. After school electives are also available
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Collin County
Dallas
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Administration
For additional information contact:
school@coramdeoacademy.org
972.691.5648
school@coramdeoacademy.org
972.691.5648
