Independent Schools · Goodyear, Avondale, Buckeye & the West Valley

The Bridge School

Independent School for grades K-12 in Goodyear. Not found on an STO school list. Here is how the funding fits, what the records show and what to ask on a visit.

Where this comes from. Records here come from the U.S. Department of Education's Private School Survey (NCES, 2023-24 and 2021-22) and the published school lists of Arizona School Tuition Organizations, checked October 12, 2026. Tuition, ClassWallet status and STO awards change, so confirm with the school before you decide.

How the funding fits

$4,718–$6,205
$7,105–$10,540
ESA ranges (2025-26 est.) for the grades served here (K, grades 1-12). Used instead of, not on top of, an STO scholarship.
0
STO lists that include this school (Oct 2026)
81
Students reported to the federal survey (2021-22)

Every Arizona K-12 student can open an Empowerment Scholarship Account. For the grades The Bridge 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 The Bridge School directly.

The Bridge School did not turn up on any STO's published school list when we checked (Oct 2026). Lists change, so ask the school which STOs its families use.

Independent schools in the Phoenix area usually run their own need-based aid with a winter deadline, separate from any ESA or STO funding.

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What the records show

The U.S. Department of Education's Private School Survey (2021-22) shows the school reporting 81 students, 10 full-time-equivalent teachers, an 8.1:1 student-teacher ratio and grades K-12.

Questions for your visit

  1. Are you a ClassWallet vendor, and will you bill our ESA directly each quarter?
  2. What is tuition for my child's grade, and which fees can the ESA cover?
  3. Which STOs do your families use, and when do their applications open?
  4. Do you offer parishioner, church-member, sibling or need-based discounts?
  5. Which Maricopa Community Colleges dual-enrollment courses do you offer, and can the ESA pay for them?

Nearby schools with profiles

We list 21 private schools in Goodyear, Avondale, Buckeye & the West Valley, and 16 of them are on at least one STO school list.

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