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This week I interrupted a meeting happening during Rhetoric 7th Hour, and share a brief peek into one of our Friday classes and pose a question for your family to discuss!
Mrs. Southerland's charge to the Senior Class at Convocation is one that all of our students—PreK through 12th grade—can aspire to follow.
Join us as we ask Dr. Andrea Woodard about her favorite childhood books, and then interrupt Dean Hatteberg to hear more about our Noonday Prayer theme this year.
We have an exciting but challenging year ahead. How can Hebrews 12 help us this year? Let's ask Mrs. Howard!
I am happy to introduce you to Car(line) Talk: a mini-Podcast designed to be listened to in the car on your way to school. Most weeks we will send out a very short episode featuring encouragements from our faculty and staff, highlights of some of our events, and updates to help you navigate the school year.
As you will discover, very few of these moments are scripted. Much to the chagrin of our team, they usually involve me walking up to them with voice memos open on my phone to ask them a question, and then force them to answer off-the-cuff.
Check in each week for more mini-episodes!
About this Episode
CDA Dallas Campus leaders gather to discuss "The Lost Tools of Learning", an infamous essay presented by Dorothy Sayers in the 1940s, and referenced by Malcolm Guite in his May 2024 CDA Commencement address.
Hear more about Dorothy Sayers, and how the Classical Christian school tradition has corrected, enhanced, and expanded upon her ideas generations later.
Links
The Lost Tools of Learning (PDF)
The Lion in the Waste Land: Fearsome Redemption in the Work of C. S. Lewis, Dorothy L. Sayers, and T. S. Eliot (Interview and Book)
Guests
Michele Howard, Grammar Principal
Jennifer Southerland, Logic Principal
Tommy McCrory, Rhetoric Principal
Jon Jordan, Headmaster
Coram Deo Academy was pleased to host Malcolm Guite as our Honored Speaker at our Class of 2024 Commencement ceremonies this year.
In this episode: leaders from the Coram Deo Academy Dallas Campus discuss what they enjoyed most about Malcolm Guite’s commencement address, followed by the Commencement address itself.
Rev. Jon Jordan, Headmaster
Mrs. Michele Howard, Grammar Principal
Mrs. Jennifer Southerland, Logic Principal
Mr. Tommy McCrory, Rhetoric Principal
Coach Drew Lott, Athletic Director
This week we continue our series reading Out of the Silent Planet by C.S. Lewis. On our next episode we will cover chapters 7 through 12. We would love to hear from you! Email your comments to [email protected] or leave a voicemail at 469.620.0987.
Curious about Classical Education or Coram Deo Academy? Visit us at coramdeoacademy.org
Welcome back to Piety & Paideia!
We are excited to introduce you to a new mini-series on the podcast where we will be reading and discussing C.S. Lewis' Out of the Silent Planet. Read the book on your own, and then join us each week to hear reflections from the book. We invite your own observations along the way! Email the host at [email protected] with your insights.
This episode introduces the book and explains how we will "read the book together, even while we are apart." Be sure to read Out of the Silent Planet Chapters 1-6 before tuning in to next week's episode!
Curious about Classical Education or Coram Deo Academy? Visit us at coramdeoacademy.org
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