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Seventh-day Adventist schools in Arizona

9 statewide. Schools that gave Seventh-day Adventist as their religious affiliation in the 2023-24 federal survey or, for schools new since then in Florida, the state’s private school directory.

The 9 largest

SchoolCityGradesStudentsPer teacherAffiliation
Glenview Adventist AcademyPhoenixK-815118.9Seventh-Day Adventist
Thunderbird Adventist AcademyScottsdale9-1213111Seventh-Day Adventist
Thunderbird Christian Elementary SchoolScottsdaleK-89614.8Seventh-Day Adventist
Holbrook Seventh-Day Adventist Indian SchoolHolbrook2-12726.5Seventh-Day Adventist
Prescott Adventist Christian SchoolPrescottK-96810Seventh-Day Adventist
Saguaro Hills Adventist Christian SchoolTucsonPreK-8268.4Seventh-Day Adventist
Adobe Adventist Christian SchoolMesaK-81212Seventh-Day Adventist
Cochise SDA Christian SchoolBisbee1-7116.9Seventh-Day Adventist
Maricopa Village Christian SchoolLaveenK-388Seventh-Day Adventist

What Arizona pays

Arizona Empowerment Scholarship Account Education savings account
About $7,000 to $8,000 for most students (2025-26 figures) We could not confirm the 2026-27 amount from the state. By law the deposit is 90% of the state funding the student would bring to a charter school. Students with disabilities receive far more.

Figures read from each program’s official pages, October 2, 2026. Sources and how to apply

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