Good Shepherd Episcopal School Kingwood
About
Good Shepherd Episcopal School is located in the heart of Kingwood, Texas, a master planned community in a natural forest setting within the Northeast city limits of Houston. Founded in 1984, the school began with 2 classes and 22 children and now has over 15 classes and a regular student roster of over 300 students. It achieved accreditation in 2007 from the National Association of Episcopal Schools and the Southwestern Association of Episcopal Schools. Admission is based on available space and is unrelated to race, religion, color, national and ethnic origin, or economic background.
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Frequently asked questions
What makes a private Christian school TEFA-accredited?
Accreditation by a TEPSAC-recognized agency, at least two years of operation, and a Texas business location are what qualify a school for the higher TEFA tier. Ask the school directly rather than assuming from its name or reputation.
Can homeschoolers attend a private Christian school part-time?
Some Houston private Christian schools offer part-time, hybrid, or "dual enrollment" options for homeschool families, though this varies a lot by school. Confirm directly, since many are full-time only.
How much can TEFA pay toward private Christian school tuition?
Up to $10,474 a year for an accredited private school, or up to $30,000 for a student with a disability at an accredited school, based on current published amounts. Confirm current figures with the school and the Comptroller's office, since program details can change.