What Services Does Aaron Academy Provide for Homeschooling Families?

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Aaron Academy is a private school that serves families who educate their children at home, operating as a records and enrollment umbrella rather than a traditional brick-and-mortar campus. According to its site, it has served the home school community since 1999, is based in Tennessee, and assists families in many other states as well as missionary and military families serving overseas. Its core services fall into three areas: enrollment, records and forms management, and curriculum guidance.

Enrollment Services

The Enrollments Office is the entry point for families joining the school. It handles the process of registering a homeschooled student with Aaron Academy, which in turn provides the school affiliation that many families need for record-keeping and paperwork purposes.

The site notes that although the school office is located in Tennessee, it serves families throughout many other states and also helps missionary and military families currently serving overseas. If you fall into one of those categories, the enrollments office is the first place to direct questions.

Records Office: Transcripts, Credits, and Reports

The Records Office manages student files and forms. Per the site, this includes:

  • Transcripts
  • Credits
  • Reports
  • Other student forms and files

This is the administrative backbone for homeschooling families who need an official third party to hold and issue academic records — for example, when a student later needs a transcript for college applications, employment, or transfer to another school.

Forms: Submitting and Requesting

Aaron Academy separates its forms into two workflows:

Action What it covers
Submit Forms Enrollments, Curriculum Lists, Reports
Request Forms Transcripts, Driver's Forms, and more

So families submit enrollment paperwork, curriculum lists, and reports through one channel, and request outputs like transcripts and driver's forms through another.

Curriculum Guidance

The site points families toward homeschool curriculum resources, noting that a wide variety of excellent curriculum and study materials exist for different learning styles. Aaron Academy's role here is guidance and resource signposting rather than supplying a single mandated curriculum.

Additional Resources

The site also lists these top links for enrolled and prospective families:

  • Resources
  • School Calendar
  • Achievement Testing
  • Honor Program
  • FAQ's
  • Legal Issues
  • Print Forms
  • Home Education
  • About AA
  • Contact

What to Check Before Enrolling

Because the site does not publish pricing, enrollment deadlines, or state-specific requirements in the material available, confirm the following directly with the Enrollments Office:

  • Whether your state or country is served
  • Current enrollment fees and any payment process
  • Which forms must be submitted and in what order
  • Whether achievement testing or the honor program carries separate requirements

For families who need an established school of record to hold transcripts and credits while continuing to educate at home, Aaron Academy's enrollment, records, and forms services cover that administrative layer.