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.




Grammar

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. Read More..

Logic

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. Read More..

Rhetoric

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. Read More..






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 Campus Events

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Collin County Campus News

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  • Avery Meazell

    State Solo And Ensemble Results Are In!

    CDA Symphonic Band students from both Flower Mound and Collin County campuses went to TPSMEA state solo and ensemble contest Saturday, May 27.  They had an exceptional day!  Our students performed for music faculty from various universities.  The judging at the state level is stringent, and our CDA students excelled!
    Students are given a ranking from I-V.  Here is a list of students who received a Superior rating (1) or an Excellent rating (2).  
    At the state level these are strong scores!
     
    The following students an EXCELLENT rating:
    Ensembles:
    FM Brass quintet - Cadi Duhon, James Adams, Levi Robertson, Jonathan Papaila, Ethan Adams
     
    The following soloists and ensembles received a SUPERIOR rating (the highest possible rating)
    FM Solos:
    Lauren Joseph
    McKell Richardson
    Katie Adler
    Lydia Trimble
    Jacob Witt
    Jeremy Sy
    Collin DeSoto
     
    CC Solos:
    Avery Meazell
    Jasmine Yeh
    Seth Bell
     
    FM Ensembles:
    Flute Trio - Lauren Joseph, Lydia Trimble, Katie Adler
    Flute Trio - McKell Richardson, Sarabeth Wall, Farrah Stratton
    Flute Choir - Lauren Joseph, Sarabeth Wall, Katie Adler, Lydia Trimble, Faith Presley
     
    Sax Quartet - Danielle Kofink, Jeremy Sy, Jasen Rakowski, Noah Kulle
    Percussion Ensemble - Collin DeSoto, Lucas Smith, Zach Orlov, Jack Hamm, Julia Sims, Brody Jones, CJ Chang
     
    CC and FM combined Ensemble:
    Clarinet Quartet - Giada Pangborn, Jacob Witt, Abby Golz, Jon Duhon
     
    We could not be more proud of these exceptional band students!
  • Track State Champions!

    Another first took place last Saturday in Waco as our Boys Varsity Track Team won the 4x400 Relay and with it, the State Championship by a single team point!  The competition was intense as the top four teams were separated by a total of 5 points!

    Along with the state champion 4x400 team, the boys team also won 2nd in the 4x200 relay, picking up a valuable 18 points in the process.  Along with fantastic showings from our relay teams, we had some great individual performances as well.  Senior, Ian Gully, won the high jump competition.  Juniors, Luke and Patrick Teson, won 1st & 2nd respectively in the 400m dash.  Luke Teson also won 3rd in the 300m hurdles.  There were many more contributors to the team victory with the Lions advancing multiple athletes and events to state after their runner-up finish at the Regional meet the week before.  Every point counted in this close race!

    Our Girls Varsity Track Team also had a great state meet finishing 7th out of 26 schools who qualified athletes for the meet.  The team highlight was seeing their 4x400 relay team finish 3rd in the state!

    Congratulations, Lions!  Well done!  You can watch the season highlight video at this link:
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SBqUwNjAU0k
  • Softball Area Champions!

    Our Lion Softball team achieved a new high mark last night as CDA defeated Weatherford Christian 3-2!  Darcy Lessert led the way on the mound with 10 strikeouts of WCS hitters.  She scattered 7 hits and relied on a defense that played an excellent game.  The winning run was scored in the bottom of the 6th inning as Darcy stole home with two outs.  

    The Lions next play on Tuesday in the Regional Championship vs Lubbock Christian!
  • Carson & Noah

    State Golf Success!

    Collin County's own Carson Brower and Noah Gustovich competed at the TAPPS 3A State Golf Championships this past Monday and Tuesday.  Both young men established a couple of firsts for our campus as they finished in the Top 10 in our division and won All-State honors in the process!  Carson finished 9th scoring a 2-day total of 161 and Noah finished 10th with a total score of 163.  CDA was one of just two schools to have two golfers finish in the top 10!

    With the two student-athletes being just sophomores, they are excited about the future of the program and hope to add a couple more players in the future to fill out a team along with Freshman, Matthew Langham!

    Congrats, Carson & Noah!
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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 - 3:45 pm (M/W or T/Th)
Rhetoric:   8:05 am - 2:45 pm (M/W or T/Th)

* NOTE: Friday class times depend on electives selected.  After school electives are also available

List of 8 members.

  • Photo of Robin Scott

    Robin Scott 

    CC Headmaster
    Bio
  • Photo of Stephanie Garland

    Stephanie Garland 

    CC GS Principal
    Bio
  • Photo of Jason Stults

    Jason Stults 

    College Guidance & Interim RS Principal & RS History - CC
    Bio
  • Photo of Nathan Hudler

    Nathan Hudler 

    Dean of Students & LS Principal; RS Science - CC
    Bio
  • Photo of Joda Crow

    Joda Crow 

    Admissions Coordinator - CC
  • Photo of Joshua Nokes

    Joshua Nokes 

    CC Campus Athletic Director & Football & Softball Program Director
    Bio
  • Photo of Rhonda Messick

    Rhonda Messick 

    Administrative Assistant - CC
  • Photo of Jennifer Dickinson

    Jennifer Dickinson 

    Administrative Assistant. - CC