How the funding fits
$7,105–$10,540
Every Arizona K-12 student can open an Empowerment Scholarship Account. For the grades All Saints' Episcopal Day School serves, ADE's latest chart gives $4,718–$6,205 (K) and $7,105–$10,540 (grades 1-12); that chart is labeled 2025-26 (ADE estimate; the 2026-27 chart isn't posted yet), and the exact figure depends on grade and the funding formula for the school the child would otherwise attend. The account can pay tuition at a qualified private school that is set up as a ClassWallet vendor. The state keeps no list of schools that take ESA payments, so ask All Saints' Episcopal Day School directly.
Takes STO scholarships from: APESF, APSTO, Arizona Episcopal Schools Foundation, IBE, School Choice Arizona (per each STO's published school list, Oct 2026). Each STO decides its own awards, so apply to every one on this list that fits; appearing on a list is not a promise of money. Remember that a child on an ESA contract cannot take an STO scholarship that same year, so this is a choice, not an extra.
The school also has a preschool. The universal ESA starts in kindergarten, so ask about the school's preschool aid and look at DES child care assistance or Quality First scholarships.
Many Valley Christian schools discount tuition for members of the sponsoring church and work with ACSTO or AZTO; ask which of those STOs its families use.
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What the records show
The U.S. Department of Education's Private School Survey (2021-22) shows the school reporting 494 students, 51.6 full-time-equivalent teachers, a 9.6:1 student-teacher ratio and grades PK-8, with a Episcopal religious orientation.
Memberships/accreditation listed by: NAIS. These come from the associations' public directories. A membership is not always accreditation, so confirm the school's current status.
Questions for your visit
- Are you a ClassWallet vendor, and will you bill our ESA directly each quarter?
- What is tuition for my child's grade, and which fees can the ESA cover?
- Which STOs do your families use, and when do their applications open?
- Do you offer parishioner, church-member, sibling or need-based discounts?
After grade 8: nearby schools that keep going
All Saints' Episcopal Day School ends at grade 8. These schools serve grade 9 through 12 and are among the closest of the same tradition:
- Valley Lutheran High School: grades 9-12, about 1 mi away · 5 STO lists
- Phoenix Christian Preparatory School: grades PK-12, about 3 mi away
- Phoenix Christian Elementary: grades PK-12, about 3 mi away · 5 STO lists
- Paradise Valley Christian Preparatory: grades PK-12, about 5 mi away · 6 STO lists
Nearby schools with profiles
- Shearim Torah High School: Jewish & Islamic School, grades 9-12, 0.5 mi · 3 STO lists
- Montessori Children's House: Independent School, grades PK-4, 0.5 mi · 1 STO lists
- Phoenix Hebrew Academy: Jewish & Islamic School, grades PK-8, 0.6 mi · 5 STO lists
- Torah Day School of Phoenix: Jewish & Islamic School, grades PK-8, 1.0 mi · 5 STO lists
- Valley Lutheran High School: Christian School, grades 9-12, 1.3 mi · 5 STO lists
- Yeshiva High School of Arizona: Jewish & Islamic School, grades 9-12, 1.3 mi · 4 STO lists
We list 67 private schools in Central Phoenix, and 57 of them are on at least one STO school list.