How it compares with the ESA range
Against ADE's 2025-26 (ADE estimate; the 2026-27 chart isn't posted yet) chart ($4,718–$6,205 for kindergarten, $7,105–$10,540 for grades 1-12), AmFaith's listed pricing sits well under the account. A family using an online program would have money left for tutoring, curriculum or a co-op day. That is a different decision from paying a full-time Valley campus, and families should weigh the trade-offs of learning at home.
Nonpublic online programs and the account
Arizona's ESA statute allows nonpublic online learning programs as an expense, while enrolling in a public online school is not allowed for an ESA student. Before paying, ask AmFaith how it bills: through the ClassWallet marketplace, as a registered vendor, or by reimbursement with a detailed invoice. Do not assume; confirm with AmFaith and, if needed, with ADE.
Who it may suit
Families in the far West Valley, Maricopa or San Tan Valley, where private campuses are scarce, sometimes look at online Christian programs. So do families who travel, military families expecting a move, and parents who want a Christian curriculum while teaching at home.
Our relationship
AmFaith does not pay us, and we have no business relationship with it. We describe it because Valley families ask about low-cost online Christian options. Nothing on this page is an endorsement, and no scholarship amount from us is promised.