Who Can Enroll at Aaron Academy?

Aaron Academy is a private school for families who educate their children at home. According to the school, it has served the home school community since 1999. Its office is located in Tennessee, but it states that it serves families throughout many other states and also helps missionary and military families currently serving overseas. Enrollment is handled through the school's Enrollments Office.

Who Aaron Academy Is Designed For

The school describes itself as "a private school for families who educate their children at home." That single sentence defines the core eligibility group: parents who are homeschooling their children and want a school to come alongside that effort.

Aaron Academy frames its role as assisting and encouraging parents who are training and educating their children, and helping those students "achieve the highest academic standards in Christian education." So the intended family is one that:

• Educates children at home rather than in a conventional day school
• Wants a Christian education framework
• Is looking for an outside school to support, not replace, the parent's teaching role

If you are not homeschooling, this model does not match your situation. If you are homeschooling but want a fully secular provider, the school's stated mission is explicitly Christian, which is a relevant condition to weigh.

Geographic Eligibility

Location is broader than the Tennessee office address might suggest. The school states:

The practical takeaway: living outside Tennessee is not a barrier, and families serving abroad in missionary or military roles are explicitly included. The school does not list specific excluded states or countries on the page, so if your situation is unusual, confirm directly rather than assuming.

How Enrollment Works

Enrollment is not self-service through a public form on the page. The school directs families to its Enrollments Office, which handles the enrollment process. Related offices handle other parts of the relationship:

• Enrollments Office — enrollment
• Records Office — student files and forms including transcripts, credits, and reports
• Curriculum — the school notes a wide variety of curriculum and study materials are available for different learning styles
• Forms — enrollment, curriculum lists, and reports are submitted; transcripts, driver's forms, and more are requested

To start, the relevant step is to contact the Enrollments Office rather than the records or forms channels.

What to Check Before Enrolling

Because the page does not state tuition, grade ranges, required documentation, or state-specific homeschool compliance rules, verify these with the school before committing:

1. Whether your state's homeschool requirements are compatible with Aaron Academy's records and reporting process
2. What enrollment materials the Enrollments Office requires
3. How transcripts and credits are handled if your student may later transfer or apply to college
4. Whether the curriculum options fit your child's learning style and your family's beliefs

The school also lists resources, a school calendar, achievement testing, an honor program, FAQs, and legal issues among its top links — the FAQ and legal issues pages are reasonable places to resolve compliance questions before enrolling.