Student Re-Enrollment
Students are re-enrolled annually and when changing grade levels (whichever comes first). Enrollment is open to Florida students through age 19. Students age 20 and older may continue their enrollment status to complete their coursework. Students must complete all coursework prior to their 21st birthday. Choose the program that meets your child's educational goals. Students enrolling in our diploma program must be able to meet our diploma program eligibility requirements.
Steps to Re-Enroll
1 Choose an enrollment option.
2 Send us the required documentation and payment.
3 Watch your inbox for our enrollment confirmation email.
We will attach a new attendance recording form to your confirmation email.
Enrollment Options
| Program Features | Standard Program | Academic Program | High School Diploma Program |
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| Grade Eligibility | K–12 | K–12 | 9–12 |
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| Educator and Student Identification Cards | |
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| School Email and Office 365 Education Accounts | |
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| Official Transcripts | |
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| Certificate of Completion | |
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| High School Diploma | |
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| Bright Futures Scholarship Eligibility | |
To be eligible for a Florida Bright Futures Scholarship, students must earn a Florida high school diploma, be registered with the district as a home educated student for the current and prior academic year (typically grades 11 and 12), earn a GED, or earn a diploma from a non-Florida school while living with a parent or guardian who is a Florida resident but on military or public service assignment away from Florida. Please visit https://www.floridastudentfinancialaidsg.org/SAPBFMAIN/SAPBFMAIN for more information.
- Do high school students have to be enrolled in your diploma program?
No. Our High School Diploma Program is optional.
- Can my child be enrolled in the diploma program at any time?
Yes, but students must complete a minimum of one full semester with us and must be enrolled prior to age 20. If you're unsure of your child's high school plans, you're welcome to wait. We recommend you follow our graduation requirements in the meantime. Student must meet our eligibility requirements to be accepted into the program.
- Do high school students have to take statewide assessments?
No. Private and home educated students are not required to take Florida Standards Assessments (FSA) or Next Generation Sunshine State Standards (NGSSS) assessments, including End-of-Course (EOC) assessments. Students may want to take EOC assessments to earn credit for a course without having to take the course or if they may enter or return to public school. Learn More
- Will you need my child's high school transcripts?
We will only need high school transcripts if your child is enrolled in our academic or diploma program. Learn More
- Will my child receive a diploma?
Students enrolled in our diploma program who meet our graduation requirements will receive a high school diploma. Learn More
- Will my child be able to participate in a dual enrollment program?
Maybe. Public colleges and universities are only required to enter into articulation agreements with private schools in their geographic area. However, if your local college will make an exception, or if your child will be attending a private college, and your child is enrolled in our High School Diploma Program, then they may be able to participate in a dual enrollment program. Learn More
- Do you provide transcripts?
We maintain and provide transcripts for students enrolled in our academic and diploma programs. Students taking courses at FLVS are able to access their transcripts directly from FLVS. Learn More
- Can we use our own curriculum?
We do not require any specific high school curriculum. If your high school student is enrolled in our diploma program, however, coursework must be documented in accordance with our program policies. Learn More
- Will my child be accepted into college?
We cannot guarantee college acceptance. Many colleges and universities require applicants who complete a home education program or graduate from a non-accredited high school to submit portfolios and/or transcripts from their originating sources to be considered for admission. Additionally, the acceptance of diplomas and transcripts from private schools (whether accredited or not) is subject to the requirements of the receiving institution. If you will be enrolling your high school student into our diploma program, we encourage you to reach out to colleges your student is considering attending to ensure they will be accepted for admission. See our Diploma Program Eligibility page for more information.
If you will not be enrolling your high school student into our diploma program, keep in mind that students enrolled at Aspiring Heights Academy are private school students, not home educated students as defined in s. 1002.41. Some colleges require students applying as home educated students to provide district verification that they completed a home education program. Some colleges will accept a student enrolled in umbrella school as a home educated student; some require the student to present a GED. We encourage you to reach out to prospective colleges to find out what their admission requirements are.
- Will my child be eligible for a Bright Futures Scholarship?
Provided specific scholarship eligibility requirements are met, students graduating with an Aspiring Heights Academy diploma are eligible for Bright Futures Scholarships. Learn More
To be eligible for a Florida Bright Futures Scholarship, students must earn a Florida high school diploma, be registered with the district as a home educated student for the current and prior academic year (typically grades 11 and 12), earn a GED, or earn a diploma from a non-Florida school while living with a parent or guardian who is a Florida resident but on military or public service assignment away from Florida. Please visit https://www.floridastudentfinancialaidsg.org/SAPBFMAIN/SAPBFMAIN for more information.
Required Documentation
| Document | Notes | Standard or Academic Program | High School Diploma Program |
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Enrollment Form |
You may use our online form or download our editable PDF form. Some PDF editors do not save changes, so if you use our PDF form, please be sure to check your content before sending it to us. Please provide an email address you check regularly as this will be our primary mode of communication. | |
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Attendance Record |
If you have not already sent us your child's attendance record for the current (or previous) school term, please include it with your enrollment form. | |
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Proof of Scoliosis Screening |
Parents are responsible for assuring that their 6th grade students are screened for scoliosis pursuant to 1003.22 F.S. and F.A.C. 64F-6.003. Proof of screening can be documented on your child's sixth grade School Entry Health Exam form or other health record. You may have time to schedule this if needed. Your child shall be exempted from scoliosis screening upon written request for exemption. |
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Certification of Immunization |
If your child is entering 7th grade, and your child has been excluded from the immunization registry pursuant to 381.003(1)(e)2 F.S., we will need an updated Form DH 680−Certification of Immunization indicating that immunizations are complete for 7th grade entry. This requirement does not apply if the DH 680 form we currently on file shows that immunizations are complete for 7th grade entry, if we have have on file Form DH 681−Religious Exemption from Immunization, or if we have been provided with a letter stating that the administration of immunizing agents conflicts with your religious tenets or practices. Please read our article on vaccines and immunizations for more information. |
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Proof of Residency |
If your child will be taking courses with FLVS, you must provide proof of residency. Please see our FLVS page for details. | |
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Transcripts, etc. |
If your child is enrolled/enrolling in our diploma program, include copies of any high school transcripts (except for FLVS Flex) and/or credit verification forms not already provided. As a reminder, we do not need official transcripts for enrollment purposes, but we will need them prior to graduation. | |
If your child is returning to AHA after attending another school and you would like us to request their records, please include an Enrollment Notification and Records Request form.
Sending Your Documents
Your documents may be mailed, submitted with our online form, or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
Please mail your documents if you are unable to scan them. Screen shots and photos taken with a mobile device will not be accepted. If you use a scanning app, please correct any perspective and lighting issues and crop them before saving. Please use a flatbed or sheetfed scanner if possible. If your scans are too dark, small, or distorted, you will be asked to mail your documents.
Due to the sensitive information contained in the required documents, we recommend you mail them for your and your child's privacy and identity protection. (Be sure to keep a copy of everything you send for your records.)
Re-enrollments are processed Monday through Friday within three business days of receipt of the required documentation and payment. Expedited services (same day and Saturday re-enrollments) are available for an additional fee.
Enrollment Fees and Payment Options
Enrollment fees are payable at the time of re-enrollment and are non-refundable. High school grade levels are determined by age and/or academic history. Enrollment fees for current and returning students are as follows:
| Program | Grade Eligibility | Fee |
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| Standard Program | Grades K–12 | $35 |
| Academic Program | Grades K–12 | $80 |
| High School Diploma Program | Grade 9 Entrance or Grades 10–12 Re-Enrollment | $110 |
| High School Diploma Program | Grade 10 Entrance | $185 |
| High School Diploma Program | Grade 11 Entrance | $260 |
| High School Diploma Program | Grade 12 Entrance | $335 |
We accept:
- Cash (in person);
- Checks and money orders payable to Aspiring Heights Academy; and
- Credit cards, debit cards, and PayPal balance payments. (We use PayPal to process these transactions. You do not have to have a PayPal account to use this service.)
Payment may be mailed or sent via PayPal using the Pay Now button below or as provided after online form submission. If you are enrolling more than one student under the same program and are paying by PayPal, please pay the enrollment fees in a single payment. You can change the quantity after you are directed to PayPal's payment page. Expedited service fees must be paid separately from enrollment fees if you are paying with PayPal.
