Southwest Christian Academy serves more than 450 students in kindergarten through grade 12. It is affiliated by the Association of Christian Schools International. The academy offers an academic curriculum that includes various subjects, such as English, math, science and Bible studies. Southwest Christian Academy also offers a range of extracurricular programs in art, drama, chorus, and health and physical education. In addition, it conducts foreign language programs in Spanish. The academy provides several elective programs in business management, computer applications and sign language. It also supports a variety of sports activities, such as volleyball, football, basketball, baseball, softball and cheerleading. Southwest Christian Academy is located in Little Rock, Ark.
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Arkansas Virtual Academy offers students the chance to get a personalized, virtual education from their home. With state-certified teachers, quality curriculum from Stride K12, and extracurricular opportunities, Arkansas Virtual Academy has it all.
Pulaski Academy, founded in 1971, is an independent, co-educational, college preparatory school that offers education to students in grades kindergarten through 12. It has an enrollment of more than 1,300 students and offers a curriculum that includes a variety of subjects, such as religious studies, economics, English, mathematics, world history, foreign language, science, social studies, computer technology, and health and physical education. The extracurricular activities offered by the school include fine arts, chorus, band, dramatics, Web designing, journalism, creative writing, National Honor Society, student council, literary journals, yearbook, quiz bowl and beta, chess, engineering and French clubs. It provides various sports activities, such as football, basketball, cross country, track, baseball, softball, tennis, golf, volleyball, soccer, swimming, pep squad and cheerleading. It is accredited by the Independent Schools of the Central States, and North Central Association Commission on Accreditation and School Improvement. Pulaski Academy is located in Little Rock, Ariz.
Established in 1850, Arkansas School for the Deaf serves through elementary-, middle- and high school. Based in Little Rock, Ark., it has various departments, including human resources, business office, transportation, health services, audiology, speech and language, physical, occupational therapy and food services. The school offers various activities, such as football, lady leopards volleyball, boys basketball, lady leopards basketball, varsity cheer squad, booster club and soccer. Arkansas School for the Deaf has a computer lab for group projects and activities in each of its school building.
Operational for more than 50 years, Forest Heights Middle School is a part of the Little Rock School District and is located in Little Rock, Ariz. The school offers various electives in band, choir, art, French, Spanish, keyboarding, family and consumer science and career orientation. Forest Heights Middle School has an annual enrollment of more than 650 students in grades six through eight. It offers a range of extracurricular activities that include football, basketball, volleyball, track and field, golf, tennis, soccer, cheerleaders, drill team, yearbook and student council. Forest Heights Middle School conducts academic classes in social studies, math, special education, reading, writing, foreign languages, science, health and physical education.
Episcopal Collegiate School is a school district that provides a range of academic and enrichment opportunities for students in pre-kindergarten through grade 12. Its schools offer instruction in English, science, mathematics and social studies. The district s schools also provide classes in foreign languages, religion, technology integration, health and physical education, and visual and performing arts. Episcopal Collegiate School s facilities focus on the social and spiritual development of students. It operates Jackson T. Stephens Campus, which houses middle and upper schools and athletic fields. The district enrolls more than 380 students in its upper school. Founded in 1998, Episcopal Collegiate School maintains a staff of over 40 teachers. Its sports activities include baseball, basketball, cheerleading, cross-country, football, golf, soccer, softball, tennis, volleyball and wrestling. The district is accredited by the Southwestern Association of Episcopal Schools and the Arkansas Non-Public Schools Accrediting Association.
