Learning that fits life.
Online coursework creates room for families to plan learning around their circumstances while keeping academic goals in view.
Online education · Grades 6–12A purposeful education.
A purposeful education.
A personal path.
Academic learning that fits your family, with online coursework and a choice of traditional or Christian curriculum.
ONLINE Learn beyond the classroomCHOICE Match your family's prioritiesPURPOSE Build toward the next chapter
Our approachBuilt around students.
Built around students.
In partnership with families.
Covenant Prep Academies is being established as an online school with an initial focus on middle and high school. Our goal is to combine accessible digital coursework with thoughtful academic planning and a clear path forward.
A path with intention.
Explore traditional coursework through Edgenuity or a Christian curriculum option through Ignitia.
Plan the next step together.
Start with your student's grade level, prior coursework, learning needs, and goals before selecting a course plan.
AcademicsTwo options.
Two options.
One student's future.
Curriculum selection should reflect both academic needs and family priorities. Explore the two options planned for our initial program.
Traditional curriculum option
Edgenuity
Online coursework for families seeking a traditional academic curriculum. Individual courses and the student's learning plan will be confirmed during enrollment planning.
Prepare your enrollment questions- English language arts
- Mathematics
- Science
- Social studies
- Elective planning
- High school course planning
Christian curriculum option
Ignitia
A Christian curriculum option for families who want faith to be part of their student's academic learning. Course availability and placement will be confirmed during enrollment planning.
Prepare your enrollment questions- English language arts
- Mathematics
- Science
- Social studies
- Christian worldview
- Elective planning
These are curriculum options planned for launch. Final course availability, instructional support, schedules, and enrollment terms will be confirmed before a family commits.
Launch & admissionsA careful start.
A careful start.
A clear next step.
Our initial launch is planned as a small pilot in November 2026. Broader enrollment information will follow as the program develops.
Our accreditation journey
Building the foundation first.
Covenant Prep Academies is not currently accredited. We plan to begin the Cognia accreditation process after launch. Accreditation has not been granted and is not guaranteed.
Explore the program
Review the grade levels, curriculum options, and launch status to see whether the school may fit your family.
Gather your student's information
Prepare prior transcripts or progress records, current grade level, and any learning support needs.
Confirm the academic plan
Before enrollment, confirm courses, teacher support, tuition, school-of-record arrangements, and how credits will be documented.
Begin with shared expectations
Agree on the enrollment terms, schedule, and family responsibilities before coursework begins.
Arkansas school choiceMore choice for
More choice for
your child's education.
Arkansas Education Freedom Accounts (EFA) help eligible families pay for approved educational expenses, including private-school tuition, homeschool curriculum, tutoring, and educational therapies.
2026–2027 program funding
$7,208
Annual funding per participating student, according to School Choice Arkansas's current EFA guidance.
Funds are managed through ClassWallet. Your student's approval, available balance, and eligible expenses determine what can be paid.
Read the funding & ClassWallet guideA family-first starting point.
- Review eligibility. Check the state's current family guidance and documentation requirements.
- Apply or renew for each student. State EFA approval is separate from school admission.
- Confirm the school or provider. Check participation status, the specific offering, and the full cost before committing funds.
Covenant Prep's participation
We plan to pursue Arkansas EFA participation. Approval has not been confirmed. We are not currently advertising enrollment as EFA-funded; families should confirm our approval before relying on EFA funds.
We plan to pursue Arkansas EFA participation. Approval has not been confirmed. We are not currently advertising enrollment as EFA-funded; families should confirm our approval before relying on EFA funds.
Can I still apply for 2026–2027?
The regular application and renewal window was March 9–June 1, 2026. The state currently says late applications are being accepted but are not being reviewed or processed; later review depends on funding and program guidelines. Submission does not guarantee review or an award. Check the official page for updates.
Who can help with my EFA account?
The dedicated EFA family support team can be reached at help@schoolchoicear.org or 501-462-4388, Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–6 p.m. Central. Support is available in English and Spanish. This is program support, not Covenant Prep's office.
Information reviewed October 7, 2026. Sources: Arkansas Department of Education / DESE and School Choice Arkansas. Funding and application guidance may change. 2027–2028 award amounts and dates are not stated here.
Family questionsKnow what to ask.
Know what to ask.
Choose with confidence.
Clear expectations matter. Here is what we can share at this stage of the launch.
Which grades are planned?
The initial program is planned for grades 6–12. Individual course availability and student placement will be confirmed before enrollment.
Is this an online school?
Yes. Covenant Prep Academies is being established with an online model. The pilot will help shape scheduling, instructional support, and the family experience before broader enrollment.
Is a Christian curriculum available?
Ignitia is the planned Christian curriculum option. Edgenuity is also planned for families seeking a traditional curriculum. The right course plan depends on each student's needs.
Is Covenant Prep Academies accredited?
No. Covenant Prep Academies is not currently accredited. Beginning the Cognia accreditation process after launch is a goal. A curriculum provider's accreditation does not make our school accredited.
What should we confirm about credits and transcripts?
Confirm who serves as the school of record, who issues credits and transcripts, and how a receiving school will evaluate those credits. Diploma requirements and any partner-school arrangements should be reviewed before enrollment.
What is tuition, and can scholarship funds be used?
Final tuition and fees will be confirmed before enrollment. Arkansas families can explore the EFA program information above. Covenant Prep's EFA approval has not been confirmed; confirm school participation and the complete cost before relying on funding.
When can families enroll?
A small pilot is planned for November 2026. Dates and requirements for broader enrollment will be announced as the program develops. You can contact our team to explore next steps. An inquiry is separate from an enrollment application.
School leadershipPeople behind
People behind
the purpose.
Meet the team leading our school, academic program, and community partnerships.
Meet our leadership teamYour next chapterStart with a plan
Start with a plan
for your student.
Use this short worksheet to organize your questions before an enrollment conversation. It includes the key details to confirm about curriculum, support, tuition, and student records.
Have a question about your student’s next step? Send our team an inquiry.
Texarkana administrative officeCovenant Prep Academies
4425 Jefferson Ave, Suite 118
Texarkana, AR 71854View office location
4425 Jefferson Ave, Suite 118
Texarkana, AR 71854View office location