Christian Schools · Mid-Cities

First Baptist Christian School

Christian School for grades K-12 in Haltom City. Not currently in the TEFA finder. Here's how the funding lines up, what public records say about the school and what to ask before you enroll.

Where this comes from. We took each school's TEFA status from the Texas Education Freedom Accounts participating-school finder (Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts) on October 12, 2026, and its enrollment, staff count and religious affiliation from the NCES Private School Survey (U.S. Department of Education). Tuition isn't reported to either one, so get today's rates from the school itself before counting on an award.

How the money fits

$10,474
TEFA private-school award, 2026-27. It's the same at every grade served here (K-12).
$15,892 to $17,012
Typical TEFA total with an IEP for a Birdville ISD resident (resource/self-contained to mainstream)
$2,000
TEFA homeschool tier, for comparison, if a family chooses a hybrid or homeschool path

First Baptist Christian School wasn't in the state's TEFA finder when we checked on October 12, 2026. Until it joins, a TEFA award can't pay its tuition. To take part, a school must be accredited by TEA or a TEPSAC-recognized body, have operated for at least two years and give a nationally norm-referenced test every year to participating students in grades 3-12. Families can ask whether the school has applied, use the school's own aid in the meantime, or compare participating schools nearby.

Many Tarrant County Christian schools price by church membership or offer sibling and ministry discounts, and the state's guidelines keep those in force for TEFA families. Church-run schools may also be eligible for the Edu Fund partner scholarship, which has no income limit. The registered name suggests a school run by a congregation, which is the kind of school our partner fund is built around.

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The school's most recent federal Private School Survey response (2021-22) listed 25 K-12 students, 4 full-time-equivalent teachers, a 6.2:1 student-teacher ratio and a 180-day school year.

Associations (federal survey): Accelerated Christian Education.

Ask the school

  1. Do you expect to be a TEFA participating school for 2027-28, and when do you confirm that?
  2. Which fees besides tuition can be billed to the account?
  3. How does your own tuition aid change once TEFA is counted?
  4. Do you hold a seat while a family waits for an award, and what deposit is due?
  5. Which dual-credit partners do you use, and can those course fees come from the account?

Nearby schools with full profiles

IEP funding for nearby districts

Home districtTEFA-funded students (Jul 29, 2026)IEP: speech only (00)IEP: mainstream (40)IEP: resource / self-contained (41-44)IEP: residential facility (81-89)
Birdville ISD404$11,421$17,012$15,892$26,107
Hurst-Euless-Bedford ISD371$11,430$17,069$15,939$26,244

Totals are the $10,474 base plus the district add-on from the Comptroller's 2026-27 Special Education Funding Table, capped at $30,000. Funded counts come from the TEFA Annual Demographic Report (data as of July 29, 2026); districts with fewer than 30 participants aren't listed in that report. All Fort Worth-area districts →

We list 12 K-12 private schools in Mid-Cities, and 8 of them were in the TEFA finder.

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