Coram Deo Academy News

Thursday, July 28, 2005

Great Books for August

Out of the cradle endlessly rocking... begins Walt Whitman's touching poem of childhood remembrance. A singular event from his boyhood seems to set the entire course of the poet's creative career: My own songs awaked from that hour. As the eternal sea lolls the young Whitman, she whispers him a lullaby. Read his poem to understand why the melodious sea sings: Death, death, death, death, death.
Join us on Thursday, August 4th, 10:00am at the Carrollton campus auditorium to discuss Whitman's poem. Though the conversation occurs during the Classical Educators Training, conference registration is not required to attend.
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Wednesday, July 20, 2005

Lower School Begins Classes After Labor Day

We are excited about the acquisition of the beautiful Wichita Trail property. Remodeling of the facilities will begin immediately after the July 22 closing date. Therefore, our new campus will be ready to receive students after the Labor Day holiday.
Please note: Upper School and Carrollton begin classes in August. Only the Lower School in Flower Mound begins school after Labor Day to accommodate moving to the new campus.
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Monday, July 18, 2005

Classical Educators Training

Coram Deo Academy will host its second annual Classical Educators Training (CET), August 3-4 at its Carrollton campus. The CET is designed to instruct classroom teachers and parent educators in the classical and Christian philosophy, approach and methods employed in educating students at Coram Deo Academy and similar schools. The training is particularly helpful to those parents new to CDA. Cost for the Classical Educators Training (CET), is $75 which includes a conference notebook and catered luncheons both Wednesday and Thursday. Come and be rejuvenated and refreshed in vision and prepared practically for the new school year.
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Thursday, July 14, 2005

Coram Deo Academy comes to Flower Mound

Eric Williams - Staff Writer, The News Connection
A thriving Christian School has secured a location for a permanent campus in Flower Mound. The Coram Deo Academy, which has been using shared facilities in Highland Village, Carrollton, and Bartonville, is going to situate a permanent campus in Flower Mound. The school is purchasing the location of the Church at Wichita Creek, which will share the facility while the Church conducts a capital campaign to secure a more visible location.
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