July 1st, 2021
To achieve arete is to become the person you were intended to be, to walk purposefully in the path before you. Learn more about our strange name and how it shapes our mission HERE.
May 10th, 2021
Another graduating senior with big plans next year. Three-year Arete Scholar and Briarfield Academy (Lake Providence, LA) senior Kailey Hankins will continue her education at Louisiana Tech in the fall. She plans to study kinesiology/occupational therapy.
Congratulations to Kailey and her family!
April 21st, 2021
We’re thrilled to be celebrating with 91 graduating Arete Scholars and their families this year. We look forward to sharing a few of their stories.
Victory Baptist (Loganville, GA) senior Aaron Davis completes his high school years next month and has big plans for college and beyond. Aaron will continue his studies at Jacksonville State University, where he’ll major in sports management with a minor in business.
Great work, Aaron!
March 1st, 2021 | Announcements
Notice Regarding Applications for 2021-22Learn more about the upcoming scholarship application period.
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February 10th, 2021
Sisters Ella Claire and Harper are thriving through in-person learning this year at St. John Interparochial School in Placquemine, LA. Said mom Megan P.: “They wake up eager to go to school each morning and have done simply amazing! Thanks to Arete, my girls have a school that they love and have joined a family of teachers and students who love them!”
January 25th, 2021
“Education is the key to unlock the golden door of freedom.” — George Washington Carver
Today kicks off National School Choice Week, an annual celebration of educational freedom, parental empowerment, and transformative opportunity. More than 1,700 Arete students and 200 participating schools are enjoying the benefits of school choice this year. How will you celebrate?
January 6th, 2021
Attending Heritage Academy has been a godsend for sisters Autumn and Ariana W. – a rekindled passion for learning, improved grades, and new friendships. Said mom, Andrea: “I think about the impact that these kinds of opportunities have, not only on the children’s education, but also their lives. Every child deserves the best education that’s available to them and money shouldn’t be a barrier.”
School choice is popular with parents because it works and because it’s right.