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Service Provider Name: Aspire Scholar Academy
Service Provider Number: 8378
Address: 84 S 200 E
Contact: Kathy Bekker
Phone: (801) 830-3418
Policy Note: This provider is approved by CFEF as an Education Instruction Alternative. USBE establishes and regulates requirements for qualifying private schools but does not regulate Education Instruction Alternatives as private schools. CFEF determines whether an Education Instruction Alternative is eligible to participate and has final authority over its approval and continued participation. Parents are responsible for determining whether an Education Instruction Alternative and its services are appropriate for their child’s individual educational needs. If applicable, punch passes, traveling shows, VIP packages, private tours, and birthday party packages are not eligible expenses. Please refer to the Fund Use Guide for additional information about Education Instruction Alternatives.

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A Christ-centered homeschool community building character, friendships, & scholarship through inspiring classes & parent-led mentoring.

For Those Seeking An Uplifting Academic Program 

Aspire Scholar Academy is a volunteer-led homeschool commonwealth that supports families in raising confident, Christ-centered youth. Designed for students ages 12 to 18, ASA blends academic rigor with spiritual growth, leadership opportunities, and strong friendships—all in a supportive, faith-filled community.

Classes at ASA are held weekly and guided by mentors who are also parents. Courses span four core lenses—math and science, liberty and government, geography and history, and literary and creative arts—so students can make meaningful connections across subjects and see how all truth fits into one whole. Younger scholars are introduced to homework and structure in a gentle, encouraging environment. Older students are invited to stretch intellectually and take ownership of their learning through deeper discussion, projects, and leadership roles.

Beyond the classroom, ASA hosts student retreats, family banquets, and monthly activities that help build unity, confidence, and a culture of belonging. For parents, SPARK Nights and park-day colloquiums offer uplifting conversation, connection, and practical tools for supporting their scholars at home.

Every family contributes by mentoring a class or helping with childcare and operations. This shared commitment strengthens the entire community and keeps tuition affordable.

Whether you’re seeking connection, character development, or academic challenge—ASA invites you to join us in building something that lasts.