Collin County | Plano
The Collin County Campus was originally established in 2004 with K – 8th grade. 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 Campus Events
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CC Choir Dress Rehearsal
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CC Choir Christmas Concert
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Collin County Campus News
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CDA Swim
Get excited for our CDA Collin County Swim Team as they get ready to start their season! The four girls that will represent the school in TAPPS Competition this winter are:
Ava Pape, 9th GradeAvery Langan, 10th GradeEloise Williamson, 9th GradeRebekah Gurley, 9th GradeThe team's first meet is The Christmas Classic on December 18th in The Colony. -
Cheer Heads to State!
The CDA Collin County Cheer Team is traveling to beautiful Belton this weekend to compete on Monday in the TAPPS State Championship competition! Our team started working this summer to prepare for the competition and has represented Coram Deo well at football, volleyball and basketball games already this year.
Please tell our girls thank you and congrats on what we are sure will be a great showing at their competition! -
Senior Kati Langille
Senior Class of 2022:Save the Date: Saturday, May 14th
Have you ever wondered– What is the purpose of all of the hours of memorization, tests, and assignments that you have to work through as CDA families? Our mission is to raise up ethical servant leaders and wise thinkers who will shape culture for the glory of God. The CDA-Collin County Commencement is an opportunity to see all this come together as you watch our students prepare for the next season of life. If you are a pre-K through 11th grade family, please plan on joining us for this day and prepare to be encouraged! Over the next several months, we will be featuring our class of 2022 seniors to give you an opportunity to meet them before you join us for the celebration May 14. This week’s featured senior is Kaitlin Langille.Grade started CDA: 6th
Activities while in HS : Lyrical and Ballet dance class, Library volunteer, Theater, Advanced Art, Writing, Binge reading, Employee of The Creamery
Favorite moment at CDA: At a basketball game, Alex Joyner and I reenacted the scene in Gilmore Girls when Kirk wins the dance marathon because they played the Rocky song. We ran in circles for almost the whole thing. Our victory lap. It is very hard to run in a cheer skirt, the fabric does not treat friction with kindness.Colleges applied to: University of Virginia, University of Texas, Brown University, Drake University, Vanderbilt University, Belmont University, Ohio State University, University of Chicago
Possible career path: English teacher, Author, Librarian
How has CDA prepared you to be an ethical servant leader and wise thinker in order to shape culture for the glory of God? CDA has taught me how to forgive 70x7 times. It has taught me that sometimes kindness is the most important thing, even when you’re faced with a statement you don’t like or an ego you can’t handle. And finally, it has taught me that maturing involves moving on from things that have hurt you. Never hold a grudge. They are too heavy.
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Senior Joshua Hee
Senior Class of 2022:Save the Date: 4:00 PM Saturday, May 14th at Messiah Lutheran Church
Have you ever wondered– What is the purpose of all of the hours of memorization, tests, and assignments that you have to work through as CDA families? Our mission is to raise up ethical servant leaders and wise thinkers who will shape culture for the glory of God. The CDA-Collin County Commencement is an opportunity to see all this come together as you watch our students prepare for the next season of life. If you are a pre-K through 11th grade family, please plan on joining us for this day and prepare to be encouraged! Over the next several months, we will be featuring our class of 2022 seniors to give you an opportunity to meet them before you join us for the celebration May 14. This week’s featured senior is Joshua Hee.
Siblings: Micah Hee (10th), Karis Hee (6th)
Grade started CDA: 7th
Activities while in HS : Church Volunteer, Baseball, Animation Portfolio, All-Star Baseball Camp, Design the Future, Web Design, Junior Classical League
Favorite moment at CDA: One of my favorite moments at CDA has to be playing “baseball” with friends during the break between AP Chemistry periods. After an exhausting exam, we’d go out to the field and use a dented metal pole as a bat, whatever spherical object we could find as a ball, and a patch of dead dirt as a plate. It was surprisingly fun. Luke Langan in particular had a devastating three-seam-knuckle that was unhittable—except for Mr. Hudler, who was without a doubt the best contact hitter. I’ll never forget this legendary sport.
Colleges applied to: University of Texas at Austin, Pepperdine University, Biola University, University of Washington, University of Southern California, Texas A&M University, Boston College, University of Texas at Dallas
Possible career path: Business, UX/UI, Economics, Informatics
How has CDA prepared you to be an ethical servant leader and wise thinker in order to shape culture for the glory of God? CDA has taught me many things—discipline, curiosity, perseverance—but most of all, perspective. Often times, as a student, I felt like I was endlessly jumping through hoops. I was trying to achieve grades, trying to meet deadlines, and I really didn’t know why beyond the vague idea of college. However, my teachers’ constant care for my character and spiritual walk helped me understand that there are things greater than the immediate situation I’m in as a high schooler. CDA has prepared me to visualize the broader plan God has for me in even stressful moments, and I’m grateful for this lesson as I grow as a servant leader in the future. -
Sign Up for Spring Sports
As we kick off the Winter Sports seasons, it is time to start signing up for Spring Sports. The spring sports offered by our Collin County Campus include the following:
Baseball - Boys in Grades 6-12
Softball - Girls in Grades 9-12
Track & Field - Boys & Girls in Grades 4-12
The deadline for signing up for Spring Sports will be January 14th!
Any questions? Contact Athletic Director, Josh Nokes (josh.nokes@coramdeoacademy.org), or Assistant Athletic Director, Hailey Tongkeamha (hailey.tongkeamha@coramdeoacademy.org)
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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For additional information contact:
school@coramdeoacademy.org
972.691.5648
school@coramdeoacademy.org
972.691.5648
