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Virtues are moral muscles.

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

The Flower Mound campus was alive with activity during the final week of school.

Grammar school students celebrated their final days of the 2022-2023 school year with celebrations, hugs, and lots of smiles! Friends talked of plans for the summer and teachers offered praise for virtuous behavior. Students ate treats, shared signatures, wrote book reviews, and finished artwork. It was the perfect ending to a memorable year.

Flower Mound rhetoric students and faculty let off some steam during the last few weeks of school doing what they do best - giving it all in some friendly games of basketball, volleyball, and football. Teachers, coaches, and students alike left it all on the court, on the field, and in the classroom as the school year came to a close.

CDA Flower Mound juniors celebrated the culmination of months of research and preparation with their Capstone Presentations this week. Students ended their year in AP English Language and Composition by sharing their Christian wisdom on a broad array of meaningful topics with an audience of parents, peers, and teachers. 

Congratulations to the CDA Flower Mound Intermediate Band!  They received straight 1's from the three judges at the festival and received some nice compliments from the judges as well!  Our children are such a delight to be with, and we had a great time at Pinstack.  Victories all around!

Electus Vox earned superior ratings at contest last week. Listen to them sing Agnus Dei by clicking on the link. 

The Collin County campus recently celebrated their students' gift for writing in their first Word-Wielder event.

The Coram Deo Academy Flower Mound Swim Team was recognized by the National Interscholastic Swimming Coaches Association as the 2022-2023 Scholar Teams in March 2023.

The results are in for the 2023 Solo & Ensemble for your Collin County Symphonic Band.

The results are in for the 2023 Solo & Ensemble for your Flower Mound Symphonic Band.

Zuriel Ko, a Collin County student, excels in the art form of fencing. Recently, Zuriel was invited to participate in Junior Olympics in fencing competition.

Jesse Leon has been in Boy Scouts, since the age of seven. At the age of 16 he has finally reach the rank of Eagle Scout.

The Collin County campus participated in their Spring Service Day project through a canned food drive.

Both the Collin County and Flower Mound bands attended the Texas Private School Music Educators Association (TPSMEA) All-Region Band event in Addison at the Greenhill School.

Ianna Chan, a CDA Flower Mound student, developed a passion for Figure Skating at the early age of four and has enjoyed it ever since.

Flower Mound student, Campbell Chavez, has been in Ballet since the age of three and allowed us to lean into her world as a performer

From January 26th to 28th students from both the Collin County and Flower Mound Campuses attended the TPSMEA All-State Clinic and Concert.

Emery Hull has trained continuously in the forms of Martial Arts attaining the rank of black belt.

Ivy Hull, a CDA Flower Mound student, plays the harp to glorify God.

Lauren Joseph, a Flower Mound Senior, has been selected to perform with the Texas All-State 4A ATSSB Symphonic Band.

Reese Smith, a Flower Mound student, has been participating in mounted shooting, receiving many accolades and awards.

The Symphonic Band performed as the opening act for the Haygoods show at the Clay Cooper Theatre over Christmas Break.