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HEARTS ACADEMY OF EXCELLENCE
FORT PAYNE, AL
Tutors Partnering with Parents for Academic Excellence and Godly Character
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Community-Centered
Academics at Hearts Academy
At Hearts Academy, we combine the flexibility of homeschooling with the structure and support of a university-model program. Our Christ-centered academics are designed to equip students with the tools they need to excel in their studies and grow in their faith
Our Hybrid Learning Model
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Two-Day Program
Students attend classes twice a week, giving them the benefits of structured instruction while allowing families the freedom to homeschool on non-class days
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Experienced Instructors:
Our teachers are passionate about education and committed to integrating Biblical principles into every subject.
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Small Class Sizes
We prioritize a supportive and engaging environment where every student is known and valued.
What Makes This Unique for Fort Payne Families?
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2-Day Hybrid Model with 4-Day Availability Kindergarten-8th Grade
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2 Core Instruction Days led by Christian educators
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2 on site Tutoring & Enrichment Days (Optional but available)
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1 Flex Day for home learning, rest, or family time
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Courses for Every Stage of Learning
Is Hearts Academy Fort Payne Accredited?
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No, Hearts Academy Fort Payne is not an accredited school—and accreditation is not required under Alabama homeschool law.
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Because Hearts Academy is a hybrid homeschool tutorial program, parents remain the legal educators of record. You are homeschooling under the Private School at Home option, which allows full independence and does not require enrollment in an accredited institution.
We provide a structured, Christ-centered academic program with two days of instruction and optional enrichment, but you are responsible for submitting a simple enrollment letter to your local school district and maintaining basic records (like attendance and immunizations). Alabama law supports this model, and accreditation is not needed for legal homeschool compliance.
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Click below to find out what you need to do to comply with Alabama homeschool law