Prototype v1 — dev build for design review. School records are reproduced from the Texas TEFA finder and the NCES Private School Survey (October 9, 2026); phone number and partner-fund terms are placeholders.
Christian Schools · Conroe, Magnolia & Montgomery

Covenant Christian School

Christian School serving grades K-12 in Conroe (Conroe, Magnolia & Montgomery). Participates in TEFA. Funding fit, public records and questions to ask are below.

Verified against two public records. TEFA participation is checked against the Texas Education Freedom Accounts participating-school finder (Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts), retrieved October 9, 2026. Enrollment, teachers, religious orientation and associations come from the NCES Private School Survey (U.S. Department of Education) (2023-24, or 2021-22 where noted). Tuition is not reported to either — confirm it with the school.

Funding fit for Covenant Christian School

$10,474
TEFA private-school award, 2026-27 — the same at every grade served here (K-12)
$15,943 to $17,073
Typical TEFA total with an IEP for a Conroe ISD resident (resource/self-contained to mainstream codes)
$2,000
TEFA homeschool/other tier, for comparison, if a family chooses a hybrid or homeschool option instead

Covenant Christian School appears in the Texas Comptroller's TEFA participating-school finder (checked October 9, 2026). A Houston-area student who holds a Texas Education Freedom Account can use it here. For 2026-27 that is $10,474 per student, deposited 25% on July 1, 25% on October 1 and 50% on February 1, and paid to the school through the Odyssey platform. To participate, a school must be accredited by a TEPSAC-recognized organization or TEA, have operated at least two school years, and give an annual norm-referenced test in grades 3-12.

The school reports special education services or a learning-differences focus. A TEFA student with an IEP on file can receive more than the standard award. For a Conroe ISD resident, that is roughly $15,943 to $17,073 for regular-campus IEP settings, capped at $30,000.

Christian and church-affiliated schools often offer member rates, sponsorships and sibling discounts, and the state's guidelines require those discounts to continue for TEFA families. Church-run schools may also qualify for the Edu Fund partner scholarship, which has no income cap.

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“Covenant Christian School cultivates a distinctive generation that pursues the preeminence of Christ in all aspects of life and culture. Covenant Christian School is committed to the academic, spiritual, physical, and social growth of our children in a Christ-centered environment. Building on a…”
— description the school provided to the TEFA finder

In the U.S. Department of Education's Private School Survey (2023-24), the school reported 465 K-12 students, 49 full-time-equivalent teachers, a 9.3186372745:1 student-teacher ratio and 48% of the previous year's graduates going on to four-year colleges.

Programs the school reported to the state finder

College PrepAdvanced Placement (AP)Special Education ServicesCounseling ServicesSports ProgramsClubs & ActivitiesArts Programs (Visual, Music, Drama, Dance)Field Trips & Travel OpportunitiesBefore School ProgramsAfter School ProgramsStudent PublicationsCommunity Service FocusGreat Facilities (gym, auditorium, etc.)Small Class SizesUniforms/Dress CodeSecurity FeaturesTechnology Access

Discounts reported to TEFA: Scholarships Available.

Associations (federal survey): Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI).

Questions to ask this school

  1. Do you participate in TEFA, and are you confirming enrollments for families awarded in the next cycle?
  2. What is tuition for my child's grade, and which fees (registration, books, technology, uniforms, lunch) can be paid from the TEFA account?
  3. Which discounts do you offer (sibling, church member, employee), and what need-based aid is available for the balance?
  4. Will you accept the TEFA payment schedule (25% July, 25% October, 50% February), or do you need a deposit from personal funds?
  5. Which IEP settings and diagnoses do you have room for right now? Do you bill on-campus therapies as school fees?
  6. For high school: which dual-credit partners do you use, and can those course fees come from the account?

TEFA with an IEP: what it's worth near Conroe

Home districtTEFA-funded students (Jul 29, 2026)IEP: speech only (00)IEP: mainstream (40)IEP: resource / self-contained (41-45)IEP: residential facility (81-89)
Conroe ISD1297$11,430$17,073$15,943$26,255
Magnolia ISD322$11,431$17,079$15,948$26,269
Montgomery ISD222$11,429$17,066$15,937$26,238
Willis ISD220$11,416$16,973$15,860$26,016

Totals = $10,474 base + the district add-on from the Comptroller's 2026-27 Special Education Funding Table, capped at $30,000. Funded counts: TEFA Annual Demographic Report (data as of July 29, 2026). All Houston-area districts →

Private schools near Covenant Christian School

We list 19 K-12 private schools in Conroe, Magnolia & Montgomery, and 13 of them participate in TEFA. See all of them →

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