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Assemblies of God Schools

A clear, plain-English guide to assemblies of god schools — Christian schools in the Assemblies of God (Pentecostal) tradition, their approach, admission and costs, and how to find one.

Type
Private (religious)
Grades
PreK–12
Tradition
Assemblies of God (Pentecostal)
Emphasis
Faith, character, academics
Admission
Application
Cost
Tuition
What It Is

What is a Assemblies of God Schools?

Assemblies of God Schools are Christian schools in the Assemblies of God (Pentecostal) tradition, connected to Assemblies of God (Pentecostal) churches or associations. They are connected to the Assemblies of God, the largest Pentecostal denomination in the US. They combine academics with Christian faith, Bible teaching, worship, and character formation, serving families who want their children educated in that tradition (and often others who value the environment).

Where It Came From

History & origins

The Assemblies of God sponsors many Christian schools and colleges nationwide. These schools continue that heritage, educating children in the faith and values of the Assemblies of God (Pentecostal) tradition.

The Approach

Philosophy & approach

These schools emphasize Christian faith and a biblical worldview, character, and academics, in the Assemblies of God (Pentecostal) tradition, aiming to form students spiritually and intellectually.

The Learning

Curriculum & academics

Academics are typically college-preparatory, taught within a Christian worldview, with Bible classes and worship/chapel; specific offerings vary by school. Some use particular Christian curricula.

Inside the School

The classroom & school day

School life reflects Assemblies of God (Pentecostal) faith, worship, and community, with Bible, chapel, service, and character woven through academics and activities.

Ages & Grades

Grade levels & structure

These schools span preschool through grade 12, mostly as day schools.

Getting In

Admissions & enrollment

Admission is by application; many welcome students of various backgrounds who respect the mission, though some prioritize families of the faith. Selectivity varies.

Paying for It

Costs & financial aid

They charge tuition (often moderate), frequently with church/community support and aid, and (in some states) vouchers or scholarship programs.

Oversight

Accreditation & governance

They are church- or association-governed and often accredited (e.g., via a Christian-school accreditor), meeting state private-school requirements.

Is It Right?

Is a Assemblies of God Schools right for your child?

Assemblies of God Schools suit families who want a Christian education in the Assemblies of God (Pentecostal) tradition — faith, character, and academics together — including families of other backgrounds comfortable with the environment.

How It Compares

How it compares to other schools

Assemblies of God Schools are Christian schools of a specific tradition, sharing Christian identity with other Christian schools while reflecting Assemblies of God (Pentecostal) beliefs and practice.

Find One

Finding Assemblies of God Schools

Ready to explore specific schools? K12 Academics lists Christian and other schools across the country.

At a Glance

Key facts

Trusted Sources

Where to learn more

To learn more and find specific schools: