2026-27 Registration is open!
Enrollment is on a first-registered first-enrolled basis.
See the Course Offerings document for a list of 2026-27 courses. AGVA full-time students, see the Curriculum Guide webpage for courses you should be selecting or contact Superintendent/Principal Dave Rust at david.rust@amazinggraceva.org for assistance.
Registrations/additions are accepted up to two weeks into the semester, but it is important to complete the registration process as soon as possible to allow time for registration review, enrollment, account creation, online orientation, and obtaining needed course materials.
If you need to add or delete a course selection after completing the Registration or Enrollment process, please contact Dr. Grunwald at james.grunwald@amazinggraceva.org, and he will make the change for you.
AGVA Registration Procedure 2026-27 (for Part-time and New Full-time AGVA students)
(Returning Full-time AGVA students will be sent email instructions bypassing the Registration Procedure and jumping to the Enrollment process.)
Note A: Parents/guardians must complete the entire admissions application process for their children. Students are not allowed to complete the process on their own.
Note B: If your child's regular school uses TADS for Admissions, you can use your account with that school to register for a course through AGVA by following the items below.
Log into your regular TADS account.
Select Admissions.
select Start New Application.
Select Apply to a different school and enter AIU8J-CYI for the Setup Code.
Note C: Other Parents/guardians, go to https://mytads.com/a/amazinggraceva, and select Fall 2026-Spring 2027 School Year, then select Click here to apply...
On the Welcome to TADS screen, enter either last year’s information and Login or if you prefer or need to create a new account click Sign up which appears later on the screen in small print.
If using an existing account, you might need to Select a School and then select proceed to Step 2.
If creating a new account, on the Create Account screen, enter the requested parent/guardian account information (NOT student information) and click Submit which should take you to step 2.
In Step 2, Select a Child screen, fill in the requested student information. (Be sure to select the grade level for the 2026-27 school year and AGVA Part-Time if the student is enrolled in another high school (or home school) for the bulk of their courses and does not plan to seek a high school diploma through AGVA.
Select AGVA Full-Time only if the student will be taking the bulk of their courses through AGVA and will likely be seeking a high school diploma through AGVA.
Caution: The selection of AGVA Part-Time or AGVA Full-Time controls the rest of the questions asked in the registration process and the amount of the registation fee. if you are unsure which one to select, please contact Dr. Grunwald at james.grunwald@amazxinggraceva.org before proceeding.) Select Proceed to Step 3.
In Step 3, Child Application screen, fill in the requested student details. In the Student Supplemental Questions section, AGVA Part-Time students indicate the school the student will be attending full-time in 2026-27, the student’s email address (which must be different than the parent's email address), and AGVA course selections for each semester. (AGVA Full-Time students will be asked a different set of questions.) Select Proceed to Step 4.
In Step 4, Households screen, enter the parent/guardian information. (The Household email address should be the address of the parent/guardian who will handle correspondence between AGVA and the home and will be used for any invoice-related correspondence. Make sure it is the parent/guardian's email address and not the student's address! If more than one parent/guardian is added, the first one should be the one who will handle correspondence.) Once all household and parent/guardian information has been entered, select Proceed to Step 5..
In Step 5, Supplemental Questions, parents of AGVA Part-Time students will be able to indicate if they or the school the student attends full-time should be invoiced for the Registration Fee. A second question will ask if they or the school should be invoiced for the Course Tuition. (Parents of AGVA Full-Time students will be asked a different set of questions.) Select Proceed to Step 6.
In Step 6, Submit Application screen, in the Choose Payment Method section, select a payment method for the registration fee, fill in the requested information, and select Save Account Information. Agree to the Terms and Conditions and select Submit. (Pay Later should be selected only if the school the student attends full-time has agreed to pay the registration fee or Arizona, Utah, or Wyoming home-school parents that need an invoice so they can pay with ESA, UFA, or ESP funds via Class Wallet or Odyssey. This will create an invoice to the parents that AGVA will void and AGVA will then invoice the school.) Select Submit and a Submit Application pop-up window should appear. If things look correct, click Submit Application.
A message will appear indicating the admissions application has been submitted to AGVA and you can download a summary by clicking on the link. An email will also be sent to the email address marked as "Primary" in the Household section indicating the same.
AGVA Part-time students: After AGVA has received the registration fee confirmation and your registration is approved, students will automatically be enrolled their course(s). An Acceptance Letter will be emailed to the primary parents/guardian and will contain additional information on technology requirements, course materials, student orientation, etc.
AGVA Full-time students: After AGVA has received the registration fee, as well as any required documents, and your registration has been approved, parents will be sent an email with instructions on how to complete the Enrollment process where parents make course selections and set up a tuition payment schedule, etc.
If you need to add or delete a course selection after completing the Registration or Enrollment process, please contact Dr. Grunwald at james.grunwald@amazinggraceva.org, and he will make the change for you.
Registration Fee: The admissions application process is complete once the $45 (part-time student) or $250 (full-time student) registration/enrollment fee has been received. (Fee increases to $75 for part-time and $300 for full-time students after Aug. 10.) (Please note that TADS charges a convenience fee for ACH and credit card payments, adds a $50 late fee if invoice payments are not made within the 5-day grace period, and a $50 fee for each payment that a bank returns.)
Tuition payment: During the Registration process, AGVA part-time student parents, if you indicated that you should be invoiced for the AGVA course tuition, then AGVA will create an invoice for you to pay directly through your AGVA TADS account for the first semester about one week after the semester begins. (Please note that TADS charges a convenience fee for ACH and credit card payments, adds on a $50 late fee if invoice payments are not made within the 5-day grace period, and a $50 fee for each payment that a bank returns.) (AGVA full-time student parents will receive additional information on completing a tuition payment plan agreement.) (See Tuition and Fees webpage for official policies.) Second semester course tuition will be invoiced in early January.
AGVA part-time students, if your school is paying tuition: AGVA will send additional information to your school for bulk tuition payment about two weeks after the semester begins.
Help:
If you encounter problems working with the TADS registration site, contact TADS support. (Toll-free: 800-477-8237 or Email: TADS-support@venturedsolutions.com)
If you have questions about the registration process or course offerings, contact AGVA Financial Director Dr. Grunwald. (Email: james.grunwald@amazinggraceva.org or cell: 507-217-1574.)
Non-Discriminatory Policy
The Bible teaches that “God does not show favoritism” (Acts 10:34). Based on this passage and Biblical principles, AGVA does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in the administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, tuition assistance, and other school-administered programs.