Healthy Things Grow
For over twenty years, Coram Deo Classical School has equipped the next generation of "dangerous saints" not with academic knowledge alone but with wisdom, virtue, courage, and joy. As a member of the Association of Classical Christian Schools (ACCS), we are pursuing full accreditation and distinction. Serving 100+ students in grades K-12, we provide a vigorous education rooted in what is True, Good, and Beautiful. Education is never neutral, and our mission is urgent: to form students who will faithfully influence our culture for Christ. This desire is a healthy one, and as is true across God's creation, healthy things GROW. We believe that God will not only honor our vision but will bless it with generous growth for generations to come.
In light of this mission,
Your generosity makes this growth possible, ensuring students are equipped to love what is True, Good, and Beautiful for many years to come.
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We are prayerfully preparing for the future by stewarding our space and resources to accommodate expected growth. To see our mission flourish, we are focused on four priorities:
Athletics & School Spirit - Building virtue, teamwork, and healthy competition through a new sports program.
The Arts - Expanding music, drama, and visual arts to cultivate creativity that reflects God's beauty.
Investing in Teachers - Raising wages to honor their calling and retain exceptional educators.
Marketing & Development - Sharing our story and welcoming mission- aligned families to strengthen our foundation of support.
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Checks can be made to Coram Deo Classical School and brought to the lobby.
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This event is a celebratory dinner and culminating opportunity for courageous generosity as we reach our target goal of $250,000 together.
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Our generosity campaign is currently open and will culminate in our Defender Dinner on March 20th.
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Yes! Our "Healthy Things Grow" generosity campaign includes three partnership tiers.
Click HERE to learn more.
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Please reach out to our Director of Marketing & Development, Jenny Hagauer.

