American Heritage Academy

American Heritage Academy

Our Mission Statement

“We promote America’s founding principles through a classical liberal arts education fostering personal greatness, community service, strong academic and leadership skills, while reaffirming hope in a caring environment.”

American Heritage Academy

American Heritage Academy (AHA) is a non-profit 501-C-3 public charter school that was founded in 1995 by a group of “home-school” parents. It received it’s charter from the State of Arizona to educate students in traditional basics, with emphasis on the great role models of the past. Concerned about the lack of statesmen, conservation of America’s freedoms and classically trained leaders, AHA was formed to “build tomorrow’s heroes today.” Students come to have a knowledge of and respect for the ideals and values of the great men and women of history, particularly our founding fathers.

Car Pooling

Do you need car pooling or have room in your car pool? Maybe you are interested in getting a car pool started? If any of those apply, then click here for Cottonwood or click here for Camp Verde to get started! AHA does not provide a transportation program. This information is submitted voluntarily by parents.

AHA is a Testing Site for PSAT, SAT and ACT

American Heritage Academy (AHA) is a testing center to its own students and is open to testing all home school students and other public school students who wish to do so. For more information visit American Heritage Academy's PSAT/NMSQT Website.

Campus News

 

NOTICE:
The H1N1 vaccine clinic has been rescheduled for Tuesday Dec. 8 from
9:00a.m. -1:00p.m.  If you have turned in a permission slip to have your child immunized at the school clinic and you have ALREADY had your child immunized please notify the school so that we can make sure they do not receive the immunization a second time.  A clinic for the second  immunization will be arranged thru the Yavapai County Health Department at a later date and a different location.  If you have  any questions please call Mrs. Thompson at 634-2144.

 

Keep your sick kids home from school. Visit www.cdc.gov/h1n1 for more information.