Coram Deo Blog
Classical U at Coram Deo: Education Is an Atmosphere
At Coram Deo Academy our mission is "to assist parents in their duty of biblically training their children by offering academic instruction that is distinctly and consistently Christ-centered and classical." One way we're seeking to do that better is...
read moreAlumni Interview Series: Leah Bobbitt-Rischar and Luke Rischar
Read the alumni interview of Leah Bobbitt-Rischar and Luke Rischar highlighting the value of a Coram Deo education.
read moreProject Legacy: Whitley Yates
In this Project Legacy article Dave shares lessons learned from Whitley Yates about the importance of life, rhetoric and relationship.
read moreZombies vs. Saints: Is Halloween More Heaven or Hell?
Learn about the background of Halloween in pagan celebrations and the Christian All Saints Day and how to redeem it from a Christian perspective as well.
read moreProject Legacy: Marcus Schrader
In this Project Legacy Interview we learn three lessons about children, that they imitate their parents, are a blessing and need friendships.
read moreProject Legacy: Reverend David Greene
This Project Legacy interview of Reverend David Greene discusses two lessons: there is one savior but many types of service in many spaces, and we must remember the have-nots.
read moreAlumni Interview Series: Kelsey Yoder
Read this interview of Coram Deo Alumna Kelsey Yoder, who is now a nursing major at Lee University and plays on the women’s soccer team.
read moreThird Place – Creating a Place of Connection During COVID
Have you lost your family’s third place away from work or home? Learn some practical strategies for creating places of connection in a post-COVID world.
read moreBeyond COVID Slogans: Review of Coronavirus and Christ by John Piper
Learn how John Piper’s book can help encourage your heart to trust in Christ in the midst of this troubling season with the new coronavirus pandemic.
read moreBuilding a Great Partnership with Your Child’s Teacher: 4 Tips for Forging an Alliance Aimed at Your Child’s Growth
Learn 4 tips for fostering an ideal relationship with your child’s teacher so that you can have a great year of celebrating growth and allying together.
read moreProject Legacy: Dountonia Batts
This Project Legacy interview of Dountonia Batts shares how adversity is an advantage and about the importance of keeping a focus on mission for our children.
read moreProject Legacy: David Bell
This Project Legacy interview of David Bell shares about finding common ground to do common good and embodying grace and truth in our leadership and work for the Kingdom.
read moreAdversity: Sowing Fruit in Your Child’s Garden
Learn how adversity is a necessary part of the growth in character for your children along with a list of practical ways to let the natural bumps of life develop resilience in your children.
read moreExperience Is the Best Teacher: Making the Most of Current Events in Our Parenting
Parents can help their children learn from their experiences through incorporating reflection and guidance into their day. Learn how to help your children process current events and make experience the best teacher
read moreInterview of New 4th Grade Teacher: 10 Questions for Daniel Racke
Daniel Racke is joining Coram Deo Academy faculty as 4th grade teacher. Here is an interview to help families get to know him better.
read moreInterview of New Principal: 10 Questions for Jason Barney
A new principal is a big deal. And while many of us may have had a chance to meet Mr. Barney, we thought it would be a great idea to sit down with him (virtually) and ask him a number of questions, so that we can all get to know him better. So here are ten questions I (Susan) came up with and Mr. Barney’s answers to them.
read moreInvest Your Privilege
I would like to provide some biblical thought with the aim of promoting biblical living as it relates to privilege. First, I will provide a general background on privilege and then present a twofold offensive strategy: community-awareness and intentional privilege investment.
read moreProject Legacy: Greg Enas
With his collective experience, Dr. Enas can teach educators to minimize risk, enhance value, and accelerate high-impact solutions. These are the lessons I have learned from Dr. Enas during our meetings in 2018-2020.
read moreThe Habits of the Heart in the Home: Responsibility
After God gave Adam and Eve the command to “be fruitful and multiply,” He then gave them dominion over all of His creation. That’s a great deal of responsibility on all of us. We need to teach our children that God has given us the job to take care of what He has given us.
read moreThe Habits of the Heart in the Home: Respect
We all desire for our children to act respectfully, especially when we are out in public. How many times have we expected our children to act a certain way in front of strangers, but we have not necessarily taught them the correct way to behave?
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