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July 2019
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Dallas Offices Closed
CDA Dallas and District Offices are closed the week of July 4th. -
Dallas Offices Closed
CDA Dallas and District Offices are closed the week of July 4th. -
Dallas Offices Closed
CDA Dallas and District Offices are closed the week of July 4th. -
Dallas Offices Closed
CDA Dallas and District Offices are closed the week of July 4th. -
Dallas Offices Closed
CDA Dallas and District Offices are closed the week of July 4th. -
FM Math Camp for Incoming 5th and 6th Graders
Who: rising 5th and 6th graders
What: Need some extra practice to enforce those vital math skills? Want to increase your number sense? Enjoy playing fun games? Math Camp is for you!
Where: CDA Flower Mound
When: July 8th-11th 9a-10:30
Sign up on the CDA registration page! -
FM Math Camp for Incoming 5th and 6th Graders
Who: rising 5th and 6th graders
What: Need some extra practice to enforce those vital math skills? Want to increase your number sense? Enjoy playing fun games? Math Camp is for you!
Where: CDA Flower Mound
When: July 8th-11th 9a-10:30
Sign up on the CDA registration page!Karlie Gayoso -
Academy Preview (for Future Families)
Collin County Campus, 9645 Independence Parkway, Plano, TX 75025Parents of prospective students learn about CDA's mission, methodology, and admissions process. Hosted on the Collin County Campus but open to families inquiring about any CDA location. Doors open at 9:15 AM; presentations begin at 9:30 AM. Reservations are encouraged. -
Flower Mound Campus New Parent Coffee
FM Grammar Bldg - Fireside Room, 4900 Wichita Trail, Flower Mound, TX 75022 - FMFSRead MoreWelcome new CDA families! We are eager to help you and your child prepare for a smooth start next August. If you are a first-time enrolling parent at the Flower Mound Campus, please join us in the FIRESIDE ROOM for refreshments, fellowship, and lots of great information! We'll wrap up in time for you to stop by the FM Used Uniform & Books Sale (same day, 10 AM-12 PM). -
FM Math Camp for Incoming 5th and 6th Graders
Who: rising 5th and 6th graders
What: Need some extra practice to enforce those vital math skills? Want to increase your number sense? Enjoy playing fun games? Math Camp is for you!
Where: CDA Flower Mound
When: July 8th-11th 9a-10:30
Sign up on the CDA registration page!Karlie Gayoso -
FM Used Book and Uniform Sale
FM Rhetoric School BuildingBuy and sell your gently used uniforms and books. The sale will be held in the Rhetoric School (High School) building. -
FM Math Camp for Incoming 5th and 6th Graders
Who: rising 5th and 6th graders
What: Need some extra practice to enforce those vital math skills? Want to increase your number sense? Enjoy playing fun games? Math Camp is for you!
Where: CDA Flower Mound
When: July 8th-11th 9a-10:30
Sign up on the CDA registration page!Karlie Gayoso -
Logic & Rhetoric School Admissions Deadline
Still considering CDA for your middle or high schooler?
Today is the last day to apply online for grades 5 and above for the 2019-2020 school year.
Latin Camp is next week and classes begin soon! Contact the campus nearest you for further assistance. -
Logic & Rhetoric School Admissions Deadline
Still considering CDA for your middle or high schooler?
Today is the last day to apply online for grades 5 and above for the 2019-2020 school year.
Latin Camp is next week and classes begin soon! Contact the campus nearest you for further assistance. -
Latin Summer Camp for New CDA Students
Collin County Campus, 9645 Independence Pkway, Plano, TX 75025Put your Latin fears to rest! Latin is a core element in classical education and we wish to support your child in preparing for a successful completion of this graduation requirement. New students in grades 6 and above (with no previous Latin instruction) are required to complete CDA’s Latin Summer Camp.
The July session is hosted on the Collin County Campus but is open to new logic and rhetoric school students from all three campuses. New 6th graders attend Mon-Wed; 7th grade & above attend Mon-Thurs. Advanced registration is required.
Classroom TBD. Drop off/pick up procedures will be emailed to registrants prior to camp.Latin Summer Camp connects your child with other new students and provides a great introduction to this wonderful language. Our experience has shown that after camp, new students transition more smoothly into their respective Latin classes in the fall. Additional support during the school year is available through after-school and/or Friday Latin Labs (offerings vary by campus/grade level).Cross-campus registration is allowed; families may select either session 1 (beginning June 24) or session 2 (beginning July 22), as best fits summer vacation schedules. Students attend the complete session according to their grade level.
Parents of new logic and rhetoric school students are invited to stay after drop-off on the first day for an informal Q & A session with upper school administrators. Room location TBD. -
FM Spanish I Camp (See DETAILS)
Spanish 1, M/T July 22-23 from 9-11:30 and/or 12:30-3pmThe students have the option to have all day camp or half camp, but need to bring lunch if they decide to stay all day and they have to let me know.A little information for the camp:Books, Materials and General Information:Students will need to bring a computer or tablet, paper and pencil.Camp begins promptly at 9:00 AM and 12:30 PM each day. Please send your student to camp with a water bottle. Snacks are optional, but encouraged. Students may wear shirts with sleeves and uniform shorts or jeans with not holes. Athletic shoes or shoes that cover the entire foot are acceptable.All students will cover the following topics in Spanish Summer Camp:Students will use “The Supersite” and some basics to succeed in class. The Supersite is the Vista Higher Learning online website where class homework and other important learning tools are found. Likewise, Navigating CDA Connect to see assignments and the class Bulletin Board where instructor information is posted will be part of the camp as well.Students entering Spanish I will also get to know their classmates and teacher while having fun at the same time!Students entering Spanish II will also review some Spanish I during this camp. -
New Logic & Rhetoric School Parents Social and Q&A
Collin County Campus, 9645 Independence Pkway, Plano, TX 75025Parents of new Logic and Rhetoric School students are invited to stay after Latin Summer Camp drop-off for an informal Q & A session with upper school administrators. Please join us for coffee!
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Latin Summer Camp for New CDA Students
Collin County Campus, 9645 Independence Pkway, Plano, TX 75025Put your Latin fears to rest! Latin is a core element in classical education and we wish to support your child in preparing for a successful completion of this graduation requirement. New students in grades 6 and above (with no previous Latin instruction) are required to complete CDA’s Latin Summer Camp.
The July session is hosted on the Collin County Campus but is open to new logic and rhetoric school students from all three campuses. New 6th graders attend Mon-Wed; 7th grade & above attend Mon-Thurs. Advanced registration is required.
Classroom TBD. Drop off/pick up procedures will be emailed to registrants prior to camp.Latin Summer Camp connects your child with other new students and provides a great introduction to this wonderful language. Our experience has shown that after camp, new students transition more smoothly into their respective Latin classes in the fall. Additional support during the school year is available through after-school and/or Friday Latin Labs (offerings vary by campus/grade level).Cross-campus registration is allowed; families may select either session 1 (beginning June 24) or session 2 (beginning July 22), as best fits summer vacation schedules. Students attend the complete session according to their grade level.
Parents of new logic and rhetoric school students are invited to stay after drop-off on the first day for an informal Q & A session with upper school administrators. Room location TBD. -
FM Spanish Camp 1 (See DETAILS)
Spanish 1, M/T July 22-23 from 9-11:30 and/or 12:30-3pm
The students have the option to have all day camp or half camp, but need to bring lunch if they decide to stay all day and they have to let me know.A little information for the camp:Books, Materials and General Information:Students will need to bring a computer or tablet, paper and pencil.Camp begins promptly at 9:00 AM and 12:30 PM each day. Please send your student to camp with a water bottle. Snacks are optional, but encouraged. Students may wear shirts with sleeves and uniform shorts or jeans with not holes. Athletic shoes or shoes that cover the entire foot are acceptable.All students will cover the following topics in Spanish Summer Camp:Students will use “The Supersite” and some basics to succeed in class. The Supersite is the Vista Higher Learning online website where class homework and other important learning tools are found. Likewise, Navigating CDA Connect to see assignments and the class Bulletin Board where instructor information is posted will be part of the camp as well.Students entering Spanish I will also get to know their classmates and teacher while having fun at the same time!Students entering Spanish II will also review some Spanish I during this camp. -
Latin Summer Camp for New CDA Students
Collin County Campus, 9645 Independence Pkway, Plano, TX 75025Put your Latin fears to rest! Latin is a core element in classical education and we wish to support your child in preparing for a successful completion of this graduation requirement. New students in grades 6 and above (with no previous Latin instruction) are required to complete CDA’s Latin Summer Camp.
The July session is hosted on the Collin County Campus but is open to new logic and rhetoric school students from all three campuses. New 6th graders attend Mon-Wed; 7th grade & above attend Mon-Thurs. Advanced registration is required.
Classroom TBD. Drop off/pick up procedures will be emailed to registrants prior to camp.Latin Summer Camp connects your child with other new students and provides a great introduction to this wonderful language. Our experience has shown that after camp, new students transition more smoothly into their respective Latin classes in the fall. Additional support during the school year is available through after-school and/or Friday Latin Labs (offerings vary by campus/grade level).Cross-campus registration is allowed; families may select either session 1 (beginning June 24) or session 2 (beginning July 22), as best fits summer vacation schedules. Students attend the complete session according to their grade level.
Parents of new logic and rhetoric school students are invited to stay after drop-off on the first day for an informal Q & A session with upper school administrators. Room location TBD. -
FM Spanish II (See DETAILS)
Spanish 2, Wednesday 24th from 9-11:30 and/or 12:30-3pmThe students have the option to have all day camp or half camp, but need to bring lunch if they decide to stay all day and they have to let me know.A little information for the camp:Books, Materials and General Information:Students will need to bring a computer or tablet, paper and pencil.Camp begins promptly at 9:00 AM and 12:30 PM each day. Please send your student to camp with a water bottle. Snacks are optional, but encouraged. Students may wear shirts with sleeves and uniform shorts or jeans with not holes. Athletic shoes or shoes that cover the entire foot are acceptable.All students will cover the following topics in Spanish Summer Camp:Students will use “The Supersite” and some basics to succeed in class. The Supersite is the Vista Higher Learning online website where class homework and other important learning tools are found. Likewise, Navigating CDA Connect to see assignments and the class Bulletin Board where instructor information is posted will be part of the camp as well.Students entering Spanish I will also get to know their classmates and teacher while having fun at the same time!Students entering Spanish II will also review some Spanish I during this camp. -
Latin Summer Camp for New CDA Students
Collin County Campus, 9645 Independence Pkway, Plano, TX 75025Put your Latin fears to rest! Latin is a core element in classical education and we wish to support your child in preparing for a successful completion of this graduation requirement. New students in grades 6 and above (with no previous Latin instruction) are required to complete CDA’s Latin Summer Camp.
The July session is hosted on the Collin County Campus but is open to new logic and rhetoric school students from all three campuses. New 6th graders attend Mon-Wed; 7th grade & above attend Mon-Thurs. Advanced registration is required.
Classroom TBD. Drop off/pick up procedures will be emailed to registrants prior to camp.Latin Summer Camp connects your child with other new students and provides a great introduction to this wonderful language. Our experience has shown that after camp, new students transition more smoothly into their respective Latin classes in the fall. Additional support during the school year is available through after-school and/or Friday Latin Labs (offerings vary by campus/grade level).Cross-campus registration is allowed; families may select either session 1 (beginning June 24) or session 2 (beginning July 22), as best fits summer vacation schedules. Students attend the complete session according to their grade level.
Parents of new logic and rhetoric school students are invited to stay after drop-off on the first day for an informal Q & A session with upper school administrators. Room location TBD. -
Grammar School Admissions Deadline
Families interested in grades PreK through 4 may apply online for the 2019-2020 school year through July 31. Classes begin soon! Contact the campus nearest you today. -
CDA Connect Webinar (GS Parents)
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