K12 Private Esports Alliance
PLAY TOGETHER. GROW TOGETHER.
A coach-supported competitive esports program where eligible students from participating K12 private schools connect, practice, compete, and build real-world skills.
ONE ALLIANCE
The Keystone School | Coast to Mountains Preparatory Academy | K12 Private Academy | Grand Canyon Private Academy | Marian University Preparatory School | George Washington University Online High School
About the Alliance
A SHARED TEAM. A STRONGER COMMUNITY.
The K12 Private Esports Alliance brings students from six private schools together through structured, coach-supported competition.
Players represent the alliance in the K12 Esports League while learning to show up, communicate, collaborate, respond to coaching, demonstrate digital sportsmanship, and balance competition with academic responsibilities.
Student Benefits
BUILD TEAMWORK
Practice communication, collaboration, and trust while working toward shared goals.
GROW AS A LEADER
Learn accountability, resilience, and how to respond to coaching in a team setting.
FIND YOUR COMMUNITY
Connect with students across participating K12 private schools through a shared interest.
COMPETE WITH PURPOSE
Take part in structured practices and matches while demonstrating digital sportsmanship.
How Participation Works
YOUR PATH TO THE TEAM
Getting started is simple. Your school contact will guide you through each step.
Express interest: Current students should email their school’s point of contact to express interest. Please include the student’s name, grade, and school.
- K12 Private Academy: Bradley Antill – mlangenbach@strideprivateacademy.org
- Grand Canyon Private Academy: Samantha Skirtich – sskirtich@gcpaaz.org
- The Keystone School: Bridget Blosser – bblosser@keystonehighschool.com
- CM Prep: Matt Howell – mhowell@ctmprep.com
- Marian University Preparatory School: Dylan Abell – dyabell@muprep.com
- GWUOHS: Luke Humphrey – lhumphrey@gwuohs.com
- Complete the forms: Your contact will share the K12 Esports League registration link and required program permission forms.
- Attend orientation: After the forms are completed, attend the required esports orientation to review expectations and next steps.
- Receive confirmation: The esports team will confirm eligibility, game placement, and roster availability.
WHAT STUDENTS CAN EXPECT
Students can expect scheduled communication, coach guidance, team expectations, structured practices, league matches, and a focus on academic balance and digital sportsmanship.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who can participate?
Currently enrolled students at participating K12 private schools may express interest. Eligibility and roster availability are confirmed during the registration process.
Does a student need competitive gaming experience?
No. Students at different experience levels are welcome to express interest. Placement depends on the season, available games, and roster needs.
What equipment is needed?
Requirements vary by game. Your school contact will confirm the supported platform, account, internet connection, headset, and any other needs.
How are academics protected?
Players are expected to balance competition with school responsibilities and remain consistent with academic, attendance, and communication expectations.
What happens after I email my school contact?
You will receive registration and permission forms. After completing them, you will be invited to a required orientation before final roster confirmation.
Ready When You Are
YOUR NEXT TEAM COULD BE ONE EMAIL AWAY.
Find your school contact above and take the first step toward joining the K12 Private Esports Alliance.
PROGRAM NOTE
Program details, game titles, schedules, equipment requirements, and roster availability are subject to change. Contact your school for current information.