Bridgemark Center for Learning, Tyler TX: 2-12 Tuition

Tuition: On the school’s website
Grades: 2-12
Students (K-12): 97
Students per teacher: 6.7
Affiliation: Christian (nondenominational)
From Tyler center: 3.4 miles

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Can you use TEFA here?

Not on the TEFA list we read

About the list: How the TEFA list works
Applying: The 2026-27 application window ran February 4 to March 31, 2026: it first closed March 17 and was extended to March 31 (the Comptroller’s home page; its Families page still shows March 17). No 2027-28 dates are posted yet; the state offers an interest list for updates.

Source: TEFA official source, dated October 26, 2026.

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School facts

Teachers: 17
Student body: Coeducational
Program: Special education
Boys and girls: 63% boys, 37% girls
Go on to a 4-year college: 0%
Setting: City

School facts, kindergarten to grade 12: U.S. Department of Education, NCES Private School Survey 2023-24, read September 20, 2026.

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Students and school year

Enrollment over time

2019-20 to 2023-24: 91 to 97, up 6 (7%)
Path: Peaked at 99 in 2021-22

Students by grade, 2023-24

Largest grade: Grade 3 and grade 6 (15 each)
Smallest grade: 3 grades (5 each)
Across the grades: Classes thin out toward the upper grades
High school grades: Average 6; lower grades 11

The school year

Days in the school year: 168
Length of the school day: 7 hours
Hours of school a year: about 1,180
Classes, 2023-24: In person
Library or media center: Yes
Year, against Texas: 8 days shorter than the 176-day median of 1,203 schools we list
School day, against Texas: 15 minutes shorter than the median of 7 hours 15 minutes (1,252 schools we list)

How it compares

Students per teacher

Students vs county median

Students per teacher: 6.7 here; median 8.5 at 383 TX combined schools
Size in Smith County: Larger than 6 of 11 other schools we list

Student body, 2023-24

Shares of K-12 students by race and ethnicity, as NCES reports them.

Grades, school year and student body: U.S. Department of Education, NCES Private School Survey 2023-24, read September 20, 2026.
Earlier counts: NCES Private School Survey 2019-20 and 2021-22, read October 14, 2026.
Comparisons: the private schools ChoiceFunded lists, as of this page’s last update.

Bridgemark Center for Learning tuition, and what TEFA pays

Published tuition: On the school’s own tuition page (found September 29, 2026)

Texas Education Freedom Accounts Education savings account

Award: $10,474 per private school student for 2026-27
How it varies: More for students with disabilities; $2,000 for homeschooled students.

Figures read from each program’s official pages, October 8, 2026. Sources and how to apply

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Other private schools nearby

School	Grades	Students	Per teacher	Affiliation	Miles
Little People's School	PreK-Transitional K	22	11	Church of Christ	2
King's Academy Christian School (Naums) ✓	K-12	not reported	not reported	not reported	2
Oak Tree Academy	K	11	18.3	Nonsectarian	3
All Saints Episcopal School ✓	PreK-12	545	11.6	Episcopal	3
Bishop TK Gorman Catholic School ✓	6-12	236	6.8	Roman Catholic	4
Good Shepherd School ✓	PreK-12	103	8.7	Other religious	4
Acton Academy Tyler ✓	PreK-12	not reported	not reported	not reported	5
Tyler Adventist School ✓	PreK-8	45	11.2	Seventh-Day Adventist	5

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