Pathways Academy is an Alabama church (cover) school for homeschoolers. Pathways Academy, based in Gadsden, provides statewide coverage for those wishing to home educate.

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The secret of education lies in respecting the pupil.
~ Ralph Waldo Emerson

    Pathways Academy

    Contact info:
    Telephone: 256-494-1600
    E-mail: pathwaysacademy@hotmail.com
    Administrator's Name: Darlene Harcrow and Kathy Hayes
    Website URL: Pathways Academy
    Facebook URL: Pathways Academy Facebook Page
    Location (mailing address): PO Box 411 Gadsden, AL 35901. Resource Center located at 1766 Hwy 77, Southside, AL 35906.
    Office hours (for phone contact): 10:00 am to 4:00 pm on Thursdays only.

    Enrollment area: statewide

    Statement of Faith: not required

    HSLDA: not required

    General description (or Mission Statement):

    Requirements: 140 days for K-8; 180 for grades 9-12
    Two progress reports annually
    Learning plan submitted each fall
    All methods welcome
    Working and single parents welcome All faiths accepted
    Three diplomas

    Fees: $25 application fee
    Upon acceptance, one time registration fee of $50 and $125 tuition annually -- per family, not per child.

    Services: Resource center, co-op classes, lending library, diplomas, transcripts, field trips, park days.

    Additional Info: Pathways Academy now has a CURRICULUM CORNER offering used homeschool curriculum, manipulatives, and teaching resources. It is open to all homeschoolers one day a week on Thursday afternoons from 11am-4pm at our Resource Center.

    Information here last verified on 02/06/2021.




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    LeapingFromTheBox.com urges those searching for a church school to familiarize themselves with the laws governing church schools in Alabama (since we "homeschool" under the church school laws, rather than a homeschool law in Alabama). You can read those laws here:

    The Code of Alabama 1975



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