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Board approves budget
King Solomon writes in Proverbs of the many benefits that come to those that seek wise counsel. With that wise counsel Christians have the ability to grow and access many aspects of what for some remain out of reach. The wise counsel that pours into the leadership of Coram Deo Academy (CDA) consists of Coram Deo Academy’s Board of Directors. The Board of Directors meets many times during the year to come along side one another and put the goals of CDA first. That being said, the recent Board of Directors meeting produced an approved and balanced budget for the 2009-2010 school year. With the continued growth and development of CDA many thanks is due to each person that strives to move CDA forward. While the world may see problems on each corner CDA looks to the Lord not merely to survive but thrive.



Coram Deo student receives medal
Jeremy Scroggs represented Coram Deo Academy at the National Forensic League National Speech Tournament in Birmingham, Alabama during the week of June 14-19. Jeremy reached the semi-finals round of Student Congress in the Senate chamber, placing him in the top 64 students in the nation in this event. Jeremy received the Karl E. Mundt medal for his efforts. Mr. Mundt was a member of the U.S. House of Representatives and a U.S. Congressman in the years between 1939-1972. He also was president of the National Forensic League during those years. The medal honors his work in Congress and his recognition of outstanding high school students in the NFL Student Congress. Congratulations to Jeremy for advancing higher than any student ever has at Coram Deo Academy and for representing our school at this prestigious tournament.






Coram Deo Academy receives blessing
Through a relationship with another band director, Mrs. Bowen was able to obtain for the Coram Deo band a French horn, a tenor sax, a tuba, clarinets, woodwind instruments, trombones, clarinets, music stands and filing cabinets for $710. The instruments were valued at over $8000.  
 



CLOSING OUT THE CAPITAL CAMPAIGN
To date the Cultivate Today Transform Tomorrow Capital Campaign has raised $825K including many leadership gifts of $15,000 - $70,000. Additionally, we have reached 75% participation by parents with 100% by faculty/staff and we greatly appreciate this support. However, an interested private foundation has recommended that we increase the internal commitment to at least $1M. Raising an additional $175K by September will likely result in approval of grant applications.
 


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Coram Deo Academy receives high marks
Coram Deo students score high marks at State instrumental solo and ensemble. Brass Quintet made up of Rebecca Musgrove, Stephen Drew, Tucker Middlebrook, Andrew Kuydendall, and Josh McAlister made an "Excellent" - grade two rating. While Clarinet Quartet made up of Lauren Devoll, Hannah Bowen, Ariel Heinsius, and Devin Scott made a "Superior" grade one - highest possible rating.







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Construction begins
Renovation of the Flower Mound gym began on June 1 and will provide seven new classrooms with expanded restroom facilities by the start of school in August. The two temporary buildings will be removed over the summer as per the town of Flower Mound’s ordinance.


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Coram Deo hires assistant athletic director
Rodney Ashby, graduate from Liberty University has been hired by Coram Deo Academy: Rodney Ashby will assume the role of assistant athletic director.

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Student selected to attend NASA

 

Stephen Smetana of Coram Deo Academy has been selected to travel to NASA’s Johnson Space Center (JSC) in Houston, Texas, this summer to participate in a one-week summer internship.

                      

Nominated by Texas House Representative Myra Crownover of District 64, Stephen has been selected as one of the 354 high school juniors from across Texas to be a part of High School Aerospace Scholars (HAS). Students completed 10 Web-based assignments during the school year maintaining an 86 average to qualify for the internship. Stephen’s average is 97. The students will apply what they have learned during the year to work with NASA engineers and design a mission to Mars while at JSC.

 



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H1N1 Flu
We are aware of the school closings resulting from the H1N1 flu concern. There are no reported cases among the students at Coram Deo Academy. We remain open for this week. If there is any reason to close the school we will contact you by posting it on the website and sending a global email.  The Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools (TAPPS) also remains active for athletic and academic events.  



New Faces Welcomed to CDA

New faces welcomed at Coram Deo

Flower Mound resident Lisa Hendrickson and Lantana resident Alissa Pitman have joined Coram Deo Academy to assist in development and communications.

 

Mrs. Hendrickson will serve as the coordinator for development and communications. She has a master’s degree in secondary education from the University of Phoenix, a bachelor’s degree in liberal arts from Montana State University in Billings, and is certified to teach in Texas.  She has five years experience teaching social sciences in public and private Christian schools, five years experience in marketing, including two with a Christian broadcast network and experience fundraising for Christian mission organizations.

 

Mrs.Pitman, has more than 13 years of fund raising experience working for national and local nonprofit organizations. Her areas of expertise include strategic and development planning, research and grant proposal development. As a member of the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) and the American Association of Grant Professionals (AAGP), Ms. Pitman carries the professional designation as a Certified Fund Raising Executive (CFRE) since 2002.



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