by Wabash Students | Mar 20, 2023 | Agape, Arete, Classical, Community, Core Values, Fortitudo, Lifelong Learner, mission
by Dr. David Seibel, Head of School This article was originally given at a Community Leaders Breakfast on February 15th, 2023. My title today is based upon a book that I studied for my doctoral dissertation: The Ideal Executive: Why You Cannot Be One and...
by Wabash Students | Jan 17, 2023 | Agape, Arete, Classical, Community, Fortitudo, Lifelong Learning, mission, parenting
By David Seibel, Head of School This article is the second and final part of a talk given at Grandparents Day on November 4, 2022. The first part of this talk considers the supply lines for our culture. Is Coram Deo Academy trying to win the culture war? Someone...
by Wabash Students | Jan 3, 2023 | Board, Community, Interviews, Legacy Leader, Lifelong Learning, mission, parenting, Taylor University
We caught up with Cameron Heasley, a Coram Deo dad and board member, to learn a little more about him and help our community get to know him better. 1. What brought you to CDA? My wife Becca heard of Coram Deo Academy through a friend at Bible Study Fellowship, Alesa...
by Wabash Students | Dec 7, 2022 | Agape, Arete, Classical, Community, Fortitudo, Lifelong Learning, mission, parenting
By David Seibel, Head of School This article is an adaptation of the talk given at Grandparents Day on November 4, 2022. Is Coram Deo Academy trying to win the culture war? Someone recently called me a culture warrior, and I did not really know how to respond to...
by Wabash Students | Nov 28, 2022 | Classical, Community, faculty & staff, Habits of the Heart, Lifelong Learning, parenting
This article is adapted from a talk given at CDA Fall Curriculum Night 2022, a time where the faculty and parents of Coram Deo Academy come together to learn and grow as we educate our students in partnership. By Jason Barney “House into Home:...
by Wabash Students | Nov 2, 2022 | Common Arts, Community, Interviews, Project Legacy
By David Seibel, Head of School I really wish I would have met Sajan George when I was in college, because he could have helped tear down the secular-sacred divide in my mind. The secular-sacred divide is the misguided notion that life is divided between a sacred...
