Collin County | Plano

The Collin County Campus was originally established in 2004 with K – 8th grade. The Collin County Campus currently serves almost 500 students attending grades PreK through 12th.

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  • Grammar School

    Students 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!
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  • Logic School

    Students 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. 


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  • Rhetoric School

    Students 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 ...

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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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Collin County Campus Events

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Contact Us

(469) 854-1300
9645 Independence Parkway; Plano, TX 75025
OFFICE HOURS
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

List of 6 members.

  • Photo of Robert Armstrong

    Robert Armstrong 

    Campus Administrator & Rhetoric School Principal (5-12) - CC
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  • Photo of Stephanie Garland

    Stephanie Garland 

    Grammar and Logic School Principal & Rhetoric English - CC
    Bio
  • Photo of Joshua Nokes

    Joshua Nokes 

    CC Athletic Director, Football, Baseball, Logic History - CC
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  • Photo of Jennifer Dickinson

    Jennifer Dickinson 

    Collin County Administrative Asst
  • Photo of Jan Geist

    Jan Geist 

    Collin County Admissions Coordinator & District Admissions Assistant
    (972) 675-7317
  • Photo of Jason Stults

    Jason Stults 

    College Guidance, Rhetoric English & History - CC

Collin County Campus News

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  • Painting in Kinder

    This week in Mrs. Allred's class: After reading the poem "At the Sea-Side" by Robert Louis Stevenson, the children created loveley watercolor paintings.

  • Studio Time in Math

    Mrs. Crow's students are shown here working out math problems during studio time in class.  Several of our math teachers, including Mrs. Crow, have attended workshops organized by a company called The Number Lab.  One of the techniques they suggest is studio time: a time for students to work out math problems with each other.  It's slightly different, though, because the students are encouraged to defend their methods and respectfully challenge each other.  Math class has become a lively, interactive time!
  • The Final Four Girls Basketball Team from last year

    Sports Fan? Join the Lions Club!

    Join the Collin County Lions club today and help support athletics on our campus!  Our athletic programs are growing and making headlines while winning championships and building stronger young men and women.  Help us keep the momentum going by signing up for one of the levels.  Some of the perks include the gratitude of some of the greatest students and the chance to nab this year's Lions Club t-shirt, as well as passes to games.  

    The link to sign up is here: 

    If you have questions about the Lions Club, or are interested in serving within the athletic department with fun activities like golf tournaments and home game setups, please contact Josh Nokes - josh.nokes@coramdeoacademy.org

  • Pep Rally Highlights

    The 2nd Pep rally in the history of our Collin County Campus took place on Friday, Oct 5th and was certainly a memorable spectacle.  The packed gym, filled with the enthusiastic celebrations of the Rhetoric school houses of Arc, Churchill, Luther and Newton, our Collin County Yell Leaders, athletic teams and a representation of grammar and Logic families reverberated with the excitement fitting for the end of a packed Spirit Week leading up to our annual Homecoming football game.  A special thanks to our Collin County Associate Athletic Director, Josh Nokes, Yell Leader Coach Brittnay Evans, House leadership and spectators for making this such a special event! 

  • We Believe Part Five: “Light from Light”

    The Nicene Creed is carefully framed. As it transitions from its statement that the Creator of all things is the one God we know as Father, it begins a new sentence. “We believe in...” but now the object switches from “one God” to “one Lord.” It is no longer God’s title, but his name, “I Am.” This is a subtle way to signal that we are still dealing with the one God known through the Old Testament Scriptures, but that this God is not just “the Father,” but also “Jesus Christ, the only Son of God.”
  • CDA CC Logic Student - Jocelyn Nordin

    CDA Is My Ace - Jocelyn Nordin

    "CDA has also influenced my faith.  This school has given me the opportunity to understand how God fits in with the rest of the world. We learn how God has a place in math, science, history, English, Latin, sewing, and even athletics, because He is the one who created all these things.  My faith and understanding have grown because of the amazing Bible classes I have been taking at CDA since kindergarten. CDA also helps me understand other religions, their beliefs, and what they are lacking, which makes it easier me to spread the gospel and helps me understand what God offers others through my faith."
  • CDA Collin County Senior - Andrew Daniel

    A Reflection on CDA - Andrew Daniel

    "When I first came to this school, I was worried, as I feared not being able to make any new friends. But then on the first day of class, my fear vanished as I met other guys that introduced themselves to me and welcomed me to Coram Deo. I met other friends through extracurricular activities, such as basketball and choir. I found people at CDA who were unashamed to live out their walk with Christ, and that encouraged me in my faith, allowing me to live it out in confidence."

  • Be Ready To Serve - Sarah Steib

    "Mission trips and outreach have always seemed to play a big role in my life. Through my church, family, and Coram Deo, God has truly opened my eyes to how big His world is and His call to share His love with others."
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