Lighthouse Academy

We are a family run home school program, we provide all of the work material and keep all of the records for the parents and children. The material we use is the ACE (Accelerated Christian Education) material it is based on the New King James Bible. It is approved by the state of Tennessee and our Diploma's are recognized by all colleges and businesses. Mission Statement:
Lighthouse Academy is ded

icated to teaching students to grow to excellence spiritually, academically, physically, and socially, becoming passionate leaders who will transform the world through the Gospel of Jesus Christ. The mission of Lighthouse Academy is to glorify God through the training and nurturing of students in their spiritual, academic, physical, emotional, and social development. This is achieved through a Christ-centered education based on biblical truth, which leads to the formation of the character of God within. God's character imparts wisdom, knowledge, and love. Church-Related Umbrella School (Category IV)
A church-related “umbrella” school is a satellite program offered by some Category IV non-public schools. “Umbrella” or satellite programs allow parents or legal guardians to participate as a teacher in the church-related school under the supervision of the school’s director. Under Tennessee state law, parent-teachers are subject to the requirements established by the church-related school for home-school teachers and must possess at least a high school diploma or a high school equivalency credential approved by the state board of education. An Intent to Home School form is not required for students enrolled in a church-related school because these programs are approved non-public schools. Instead, parents or legal guardians must provide proof of enrollment in the church-related school to the local school district. As a non-public school, the church-related umbrella school is responsible for student record-keeping and testing requirements. Students graduating from an umbrella school receive their diploma and transcripts from the church-related school at which they are enrolled. To access a list of state-approved Category IV church-related umbrella schools, visit the Non-Public Schools webpage and click on the current Non-Public Schools List. Umbrella programs are identified in the first column titled “Satellite.”

https://www.tn.gov/content/tn/education/families/school-options/home-schooling-in-tn.html