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Enrollment is open and will close June 20, 2024. Admissions will re-open late summer 2024 and close for the calendar year.
For the 2024-2025 academic year we will offer 7th through 12th grade. We will expand to K-6 in the coming years.
Students are required to take the Humanities/Writing core classes on Tuesday and Thursday, 8:30am-12:30pm. CORE+ and elective courses offered Monday, 8:30am-3:30pm; Tuesday and Thursday, 12:35pm-3:30pm with an additional fee per class option.
No. All students who attend Aletheia United Academy are required to take the Humanities and Writing core in order to enroll in CORE+ and elective courses.
Yes. All students who attend Aletheia United Academy are required to take an initial writing assessment in order to determine placement for the academic year they are enrolled.
Each student is unique, but generally, you should expect your student to spend 5-6 hours a day on assignments given by the Aletheia teaching staff.
Yes. Aletheia United Academy does provide transcripts for the classes that are taken and completed by the students at the academy. Currently, there is not a diploma track for students. However, we hope to offer this in the future.
No. Aletheia United Academy is not affiliated with a church. Portico Church has graciously offered their location as a host site for Aletheia. However, we are a separate entity. We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.
Currently, we do not have the staff available to work individually with special needs students. We can meet with parents on a case-by-case basis and make a mutual decision about whether a student would be well-served at Aletheia United Academy. However, because of our small staff size, most of the accommodations would need to be done at home with the parent.
Yes. We have a simple dress code requirement. More information can be found in our Family/Student Handbook.
Aletheia United Academy is a “personal-device-free” campus for students. We do not allow students to bring phones, tablets, or computers to class, and we do not design our lessons around technology during our on campus days. Students will need access to a computer and printer at home. Students are expected to check their own ClassReach accounts. Students should have access to the internet in order to print the weekly agenda and communicate via ClassReach.
One of the most important ingredients in the success of the hybrid model is an available parent who can assist and properly work with their student at home. For a family in which both parents work outside the home, or a single parent who must work on a full-time basis, a more traditional school is often a better choice. We are happy to review each situation on a case-by-case basis to see if Aletheia is a good fit for your family.
No. Aletheia United Academy is not a homeschool co-op. Homeschool co-ops rely on the homeschooling families to teach, volunteer, serve on campus regularly. Aletheia is designed to hire teachers and staff to teach specific subjects in their professional field of study. Some teachers are parents of Aletheia students, but that is an exception not the rule. Parent volunteers are needed to make the hybrid model a success, but it is not a requirement to serve at the academy.
We recognize that this is not an exhaustive list of questions. If you have come to the end of this list of FAQ and still have questions about Aletheia United Academy, please reach out to us via the contact us portion of our website. We would be more than happy to discuss your questions more thoroughly via a phone call or in-person meeting.