Step 4:
Eligible students and their parent(s) or guardian(s) will be contacted for an interview within two weeks of returning all of the required documentation. Parent(s) or guardian(s) are required to attend the interview for students to be eligible for admission. Students will complete the School Readiness Assessment at this time.
Step 5:
Upon notification of an acceptance offer, parent(s) and guardian(s) have 10 business days to pick up and return the completed Admissions Packet and pay the $80 registration fee. Students will not be admitted to AOE classes until Step 5 is complete.
Step 1:
Parent(s) or guardian(s) contact the AOE office to make a site tour date and recieve application forms.
Step 2:
ALL Application forms and required documents must be completed and returned to the AOE office before the student is eligible for admittance to AOE.
Step 3:
Application forms and documents will be reviewed by the Educational Advisory Board within two weeks of their receipt.
AOE aftercare is in partnership with our Academy Kids Prek program. This program is designed for K-3rd grade students who need a space to stay after school. This program is M-F, 3:15-5:15 and you can expect to see your student recieve a snack, extra recess time, interactive games and crafts, tutoring and many more fun activities.
AFTERCARE
2024-2025 Tuition and Fees
K-10th Yearly Tuition: $5500 or $550 per month
K-3rd grade Optional After Care Yearly Fee:
(3:15pm-5:15pm) $1000 or $100 per month
Transportation Service: $900 per year or $90 per month
"When our children graduated from the 8th grade from the Academy, their academic level surpassed other school levels and their faith was solid on the foundation of the word of God. Because of this foundation, they could have easily transitioned to any school setting and been successful. We were grateful for the impact that the Academy teachers made on our children! Their faith walk and hard work produced a successful outcome in our children's lives."
- AOE Parents of two AOE graduates
"AOE has been worth every cent. We loved the school already, but when our daughter recited the pledge of allegiance while driving by an American Flag, we knew we had made the best decision." - Current AOE Prek Family
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+ What Curriculum is used?
+ Are there scholorships available?
+ Will your school go to 12th grade?
+ Do you have a dress code?
+ what do students do for lunches?
+ What extracurricular opportunites will my student have?
- Abeka and The Homestead Education
Yes! ACE, LEARNS and PIAK - Visit the admissions page for more info!
AOE intends to add a grade each year until we are able to offer 12th grade classes.
Yes! Visit the resources page to download the dress code policy
AOE students bring their lunches to school. We have multiple microwaves for heat up lunches
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Education Freedom Accounts are here for Arkansas’ eligible families! Education Freedom Accounts may be used by eligible families to cover private school tuition, fees, uniforms, and some other required expenses. For Arkansas children who meet one of the following:
– First time kindergarteners
– First Graders
– Students enrolled in “D” public schools
– Students enrolled in “F” public schools
– 2023/24 Succeed Scholarship students
– Homeless children
– Current or former foster care children
– Students with disabilities under IDEA
– Children of active-duty military
Philanthropic Investment in Arkansas Kids provides resources for families who need access to additional education options. This is an income based scholorship and is available for students entering private school from public school.
ACE Scholarships are partial tuition, intended to provide added assistance lower-income families may need to enroll their child in a private school.