In-Person Solutions

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• Fully Online Empowerment Academy program. View programs HERE
• MS students use Williamsburg (working on additional options) for Core and Electives. 
• MS students also get priority registration for high school programs.
• HS students use EAC courses, Williamsburg, or a mixture of the two for core. They use Williamsburg, BYUIS, or ASUPrep for Electives. View Electives HERE
• All students, MS & HS get $50/month towards an Extracurricular for August-May, and $500 for summer camps/activities. View extracurricular funding info HERE
• If the student is not interested in summer camps, the summer funding can be applied to the monthly funding, and students will get $100/month instead of $50.

• Students meet in-person at AAA with an AAA mentor, and work online while at AAA.
• Curriculum options are all the same online programs as option 1, but students receive $0 extracurricular/summer funding. This additional funding is forfeited to pay for the location and mentor.
• If students want to do AAA electives, families pay out-of-pocket. 

Students are enrolled at AAA, and all AAA elective options are included. They choose a core online curriculum through EAAZ. Only high school students can choose college classes. Options include: 

• 3 college classes/semester (sets them up to finish an Associates degree in 4 years, and a professional certificate, but takes a lot of time commitment. Must be very motivated and willing to skip electives if they get behind in core classes) Learn more about college programs.
• 2 college classes/semester (sets them up to finish AGEC cert. Still requires a lot of time)
• 3 live Williamsburg classes. (Math, English, and Science. Students take history with younger grades)
• 3 or 4 self-paced Williamsburg classes. (Math, Eng, Sci, and History if they take 4.)
• Mixture of 3 Live or Self paced classes. (The purpose of this would be for scheduling, if a student wants to take certain AAA electives, but can't find all live classes that don't interfere with the schedule)

These are the different types of mentors included in the option explanations. View "Mentor Type Descriptions" below the three option descriptions.

• LSA Coach
• EAAZ Mentor
• Williamsburg Mentor (or other core curriculum mentor)
• EAC tutoring services
• EAAZ follow-up tech
• AAA Mentor. 

Available (not required) for Full College Students (3 classes/semester) in options 1&2. (See Our Programs for a description of the "Full College Track")  

Highly recommended for Seniors only, the LSA coach is a PhD personal mentor from LSA, calls students for an hour every other week. Helps students set goals, make plans, succeed in school, think about career choices, work on resumes/applications, etc. Works with parents occasionally to give best way to help students.  Using this option doesn't allow student to take any non-college electives. This is ok because students will be able to take electives through the college.

Students using an LSA coach will also have an EAAZ Follow-up tech (see below) that reports issues to the LSA coach instead of the AAA mentor.

Required (the amount of contact can go down if students are doing well on their own and don't want as much contact) for Full College Students in option 1 that don't choose the LSA Coach, and to partial college students (1-2 classes/semester) in option 1. (See Our Programs for a description of the "Full College Track" and "Earn College Credit Track") 

Mentor checks on student's college classes and makes sure that no assignments are missing and that students are getting the grades they set goals for. Follows up with students and makes sure that know what they need to do to succeed.

The Williamsburg mentor is the teacher given to all students taking Williamsburg classes, full time or part time, in options 1, 2, & 3. Will follow-up about assignments and grades, and is available for tutoring or other appointments during office hours. 

Free and unlimited for all students taking at least one EAC class in options 1, 2, & 3. Can be done online by drop-in or appointment, and in-person at the EAC library. If a student is taking both EAC and Williamsburg classes (available in options 1&2) they can use the online services for any subject, including their Williamsburg subjects, they just need an EAC class to access it.

Option 2 version of EAAZ Mentor. Checks for missing assignments and grades in college classes, but has no contact with the student. Instead, reports issues to AAA Mentor (see below), who works with the student to fix the issues. 

Part of options 2 and 3. Supervising adult on AAA campus. Helps students in-person to access their online classes, use the tutoring platforms, etc. Also helps and tutors in-person when needed. Gets reports from EAAZ follow-up tech about student issues they find. AAA mentors are in charge of making sure these students aren't missing any assignments or falling behind based on the report.