RCA International

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RCA International, short for Riviera Christian Academy International, is an accredited online Christian school serving students in grades 3–12. Arizona families can explore several enrollment paths, including full-time online school, selected-course or hybrid enrollment, and support for homeschool families. RCA International accepts approved Arizona Empowerment Scholarship Account funds through ClassWallet. Arizona determines each family’s eligibility, available funding, permitted expenses, and payment approval. Students in grades 3–8 follow established grade-level plans covering core academic subjects, health and physical education, and available electives. Admissions confirms grade placement and whether full-time or selected-course enrollment is the right fit. High-school students can receive transcript and transfer-credit review, course planning, and a clear path toward RCA International’s 24-credit graduation requirement. Full-time high-school enrollment includes six courses per semester. Families that do not need a full-time schedule can ask about individual standard courses or hybrid enrollment. Homeschool families can discuss full-time enrollment, selected courses, curriculum-only support, transcript review, and graduation planning. Tutoring may also be available when additional academic support is appropriate. RCA International is accredited by Accreditation International and the National Council for Private School Accreditation (NCPSA). Enrollment is completed through RCA International’s admissions process. Families begin with a short inquiry so admissions can review the student’s grade, goals, current school situation, ESA status, and appropriate next step. Dual credit: Eligible RCA International students may explore approved dual-credit courses through Corban University. RCA International confirms student and enrollment-path eligibility before registration. Corban University dual-credit courses carry a $150 fee per course, per term or semester. This option is not currently available to homeschool high-school families.

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