
Vision & Mission

Vision
The vision of Aspire Scholar Academy is to continuously provide educational experiences for the youth of our homeschool community in the areas of character and leadership using an agency-based philosophy. The mission, principles, and other details defined in the Bylaws will be upheld with integrity and zeal.
Mission
Our mission is to provide an inspiring, positive, learning environment and community for parents and youth who will become leaders who know who they are, who discover their mission in life, who learn the skills needed to accomplish their mission, and who will go forward with ability and passion to achieve their mission.

Current Leadership

Executive Board
Chairman: Brenda LaMont
Administrative Vice Chair: ToriAnn Perkey
Parent Representative Vice Chair: Krystal Swan
Secretary: Heather Nelson
Treasurer: Rebecca Hodges
Advisory Board
Principle Mentor: Kathy Bekker
Service Trip Coordinator: Stephanie Buck
Registrar: Shalona Barney
Webmaster: Rebecca Walker
Facilities Representative: Cassie Young
Mentor Assistance Class (MAC) Coordinator: Jennifer Edgecomb
Events Coordinator: Amy Robinson
Board of Directors
Angela Silva
Molly Christensen
Julie Ward
Event Committee
The event committee is run by the Event Coordinators and is made up of parents of ASA students. The event committee helps plan and run parties, fieldtrips, retreats, and other one-time experiences for ASA students.
Facilities Committee
The facilities committee is run by the Facilities Coordinator and is made up of parents of ASA students. The facilities committee helps clean and maintain the PAC. They also help with other facility related assignments given by the Facilities Coordinator.
Founding Literature & Resources

Here are some great books and resources that have inspired our vision and become foundational to the principles of Aspire Scholar Academy. (Includes some affiliate links.)
- Increase in Learning – Spiritual Patterns for Obtaining Your Own Answers, by Elder David A. Bednar (Chapter 2: “Knowledge, Understanding, Intelligence”)
- BYU Idaho Learning Model
- “Acquiring Spiritual Knowledge,” by Richard G. Scott
- “A Reservoir of Living Water,” by David A. Bednar
- A Thomas Jefferson Education, by Oliver DeMille
- Vanguard Youth Founding Principles and Applications