Admissions Process
Admissions Process
Now Open- 2024/2025 Enrollment
CDA is not a typical school. We do not train test-takers, and our end goal is not merely entrance into a great college or workplace. CDA’s model of Classical Christian Education seeks to shape the whole student by inspiring and training them to be scholar disciples for a lifetime of learning for the glory of God. CDA cultivates a love of learning and a passionate pursuit of God. We partner with parents in modeling a Christ-centered life. Our students study Latin, recite poetry, engage in Socratic discussion, and imitate great artists. They strive for CDA’s Four Habits of the Heart: responsibility, obedience, respect, and attentiveness. When students graduate as scholar disciples, they are equipped to powerfully influence our culture and world.
Admissions Process
Visit
Visit us during an Open House or a tour.
Apply
Apply online here. There is a $120 application fee.
Inform
Submit previous school records and submit pastor and previous teacher recommendations.
Assessment
The Admissions Office will schedule your child’s assessment.
Meet
After reviewing all required documents, the Admissions Office will schedule a Family Interview for parents to meet with the Head of School and Principal.
Prepare
The school will notify parents of the decision regarding acceptance.
Enroll
Upon acceptance, parents must complete the enrollment packet and submit the Enrollment Fee.
What you will find at Coram Deo Academy:
- Christ-centered classical culture and curriculum.
- Small class sizes and daily one-on-one teacher instruction.
- A focus on lifelong learning, rather than learning to pass a test.
- Skillful teachers who model discipleship and strive to develop virtuous men and women who pursue God.
- A supportive community of families and partners who encourage each other to further excellence and unity
As a parent, we ask that you are committed to:
- Intentionally directing your children to Christ at home and through active involvement in a local church.
- A school that prioritizes the shepherding of hearts, not just academic rigor.
- Being part of a community of faith and learning, where relationships with faculty, staff, students, and other parents are valued.
- Engaging with all aspects of your children’s academic work: valuing the content, assisting with homework, seeking help when needed, and staying connected to teachers.
