For River Valley churches & schools
Many River Valley congregations sit on Sunday-school wings that are empty all week. With most local private schools already full of EFA families, a church-hosted K-6 school or hybrid learning community fills a real gap, especially if it plans a path into the middle and high school years the area lacks.
Claim your listing
Add tuition, which fees you invoice through ClassWallet, and your aid programs. Then receive families who already have an account.
Start a school or learning community
Arkansas participating schools range from about a dozen students to more than 1,500. A church-hosted K-6 school or two-to-three-day hybrid built on an accredited curriculum is a realistic start.
AmFaith curriculum
An online classical Christian K-12 curriculum that can serve as the academic core of a church learning community. How it works →
Getting a new school into the EFA
- Choose the model: full-time school, hybrid, or microschool.
- Meet Arkansas's requirements for private schools and plan for accreditation.
- Apply to the Department of Education to be a participating school or an approved provider, and set up ClassWallet billing.
- Choose a nationally norm-referenced test and give it every year. The results go into the state's report.
- Price tuition against the $7,208 account so families can see what's left.
Verified schools pay no listing fee during the dev phase. Partner relationships are labeled on every page.
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