Frequently asked questions
The questions serious families ask before they visit.
No. A3 replaces high school and middle school entirely. Players complete accredited academics on campus each morning and train and compete every afternoon — it's a school built around baseball, not baseball squeezed around school.
Players enroll in accredited virtual or home-education curriculums. Coursework happens on campus, supervised, with pace and grade monitoring every week — academic standing is reviewed the same way testing numbers are.
A3 teams play a 40–50 game schedule against Florida JUCOs, college programs, and other academies — deliberately older, stronger competition that accelerates development.
2026–2027 tuition is $19,500 per year (about $1,950/month across 10 months), covering training, academics supervision, the full game schedule, and transportation. Florida families may qualify for roughly $7,300/year through the Step Up For Students scholarship.
Yes — supervised boarding for out-of-area families runs $500–$1,000/month depending on the arrangement. Start with the interest form and we'll cover availability.
Submit the interest form. A coach will reach out to schedule a conversation and an on-campus evaluation.
A3 Academy runs two Florida campuses: Tampa (Home of the Trojans) and Jacksonville (Home of the Spartans, training at the Fort Family baseball complex). Both run the same full-time program, academics model, and testing standard.
A3 is a full-time baseball academy with supervised boarding available for out-of-area and international families — players live in academy housing, train daily, and complete accredited academics on campus.
150+ alumni have committed to college baseball, three alumni have been selected in the MLB Draft, and 95% of seniors and post-grads who complete the school year hold college offers. The academy has won ABA, NAA, and Perfect Game academy titles.
Still have questions?
Ask them in the interest form — a coach answers every submission.
