Coram Deo Academy
Careers
Our Story
Coram Deo started was started in 2008 by a group of committed and sacrificial families who wanted something different for their children. They shared two common values: young people matter and education is critical. Rather than outsourcing this biblical responsibility to the government, the Coram Deo founders saw the Classical Christian curriculum and methodology as the best way to form the next generation. Since 2008, students have participated in Guilds, presented their Senior Thesis projects to panels, and been nourished on a robust curriculum of Great Books, Latin, and Logic. The school’s graduates have successfully launched into their college and careers and credit their Classical Christian education with much of their success.
What We Do
We are a Classical Christian school that takes forming the next generation seriously. We exist to assist Hamilton County parents in their duty of biblically training their children by offering academic instruction that is distinctly and consistently Christ-centered and classical.
At Coram Deo Academy, our students learn to love what lasts.
- Our Passion: Our passion is to spread a love for what lasts to the next generation.
- Our Process: Students learn to love what lasts through Christian discipleship and classical scholarship in covenant partnership with parents.
- Our Program: In classical Christian education, students develop a Christ-centered foundation through memorization, narration and good habits.
- Our Promise: Each child every day is known, loved, and challenged to reach their full potential in Christ.
Classical Teaching
Focus on Critical Thinking: We emphasize the development of critical thinking skills through a curriculum rooted in the liberal arts. Teachers get to engage students in deep, thoughtful discussions and cultivate analytical skills that prepare students for complex problem-solving.
Strong Academic Foundation: Classical education often includes a rigorous curriculum, with an emphasis on the study of history, philosophy, literature, and languages (especially Latin).
Tradition and Community: Teachers at classical schools work in an environment that values tradition and fosters a strong sense of community.
Intellectual Freedom: Our teachers find more intellectual freedom to teach from a broad and deep curriculum, exploring timeless ideas and texts that have shaped history and thought. This approach encourages teaching students to understand and think critically about great works, rather than simply focusing on modern trends or test-driven education.
Holistic Education: We emphasize the cultivation of virtue, character, and moral development alongside academic learning.
Consider working at Coram Deo Academy
- Competitive Salary, PTO, Benefits
- Zero tuition for faculty children, onsite music lessons/sports available
- Small class sizes (16-18)
- New teacher mentorship
- Established curriculum (fully accredited through ACCS)
- Supportive families
- Faculty-first administration
- Monthly professional development
- Highly collaborative environment
- Christ is the center of our curriculum and culture.
- "Fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom." - Proverbs 1:7
- We grow together as Christians through daily worship and prayer.
- Students are known, loved, and challenged to reach their full potential in Christ.
- Habits of the heart guide our discipleship of students, not rewards-based discipline.
- #1 Best Small City in America (2023)
- #1 Most Affordable Safe Suburb (2023)
- Solid, Bible-believing Churches in the area
- Award-winning Arts and Design District
- 27-mile Monon Trail to Indianapolis
- Variety of Nearby Apartments to CDA
- Award-winning City Library
- Coffee Shops, Outdoor Mall, Concerts
Open Positions
Discover exciting career opportunities at Coram Deo Academy. We strive to provide exceptional education grounded in faith, excellence, and community, we are constantly seeking talented individuals to join our team.
Lower School
Instructor
Coram Deo Academy is seeking lower elementary school instructors for the 2025-2026 school year.
