OUR MISSION
is to provide hope for students through educational options that promote a free society and cultivate moral and academic excellence.
FIND A CAMPUS
ResponsiveEd, a nonprofit organization, operates more than 80 tuition-free public schools throughout Texas and Arkansas. Click below to view our campus directory and enroll in a school.
NEWS & INFO
Stories and announcements from ResponsiveEd and our more than 80 campuses
OUR FAMILY OF SCHOOLS
At ResponsiveEd, we seek to be responsive to the needs of the community. In keeping with this goal, we offer a variety of educational options—educational “brands”—that reflect the diverse interests, goals, and learning styles of the students within the communities we serve.
FOUNDERS CLASSICAL ACADEMY
Serves Grades K-12
Founders Classical Academy offers a rigorous, classical, college-preparatory program based in the classical liberal arts and sciences.
IGNITE COMMUNITY SCHOOL
Serves Grades PreK3-8
Ignite Community School offers a rigorous, personalized, project-based, blended-learning, college-preparatory program.
iSCHOOL VIRTUAL ACADEMY
Serves Grades 3-12
iSchool Virtual Academy offers a mastery-based, blended-learning, college-preparatory program with options for credit recovery, credit acceleration, and career and technical education (CTE).
PREMIER HIGH SCHOOL
Serves Grades 9-12
Premier High School offers a mastery-based, blended-learning, college-preparatory program with an emphasis on credit recovery, credit acceleration, and career and technical education (CTE).
QUEST COLLEGIATE ACADEMY
Serves Grades PreK-12
Quest Collegiate Academy offers a rigorous, blended-learning, mastery-based, college-preparatory program with an emphasis on community-specific academic pathways in Grades 9-12 (e.g., Early College, STEM, PTECH, CTE, etc.).
NEWSROOM
NEWSROOM
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2022 ResponsiveEd Christmas Card Contest Winners
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ResponsiveEd Alumni Network: Connecting Alumni To What Matters Most
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ResponsiveEd Board of Directors
Dr. Lisa Bowen, Member
Chuck Cook, Member
Joe DeProspero, Member
Ben Klingenstein, President
Lance Losey, Member
Marvin Reynolds, Vice President
Kent Sparks, Secretary
