Admissions & Enrollment
Enroll at MAAT K12 — Your Child's Next Chapter Starts Here.
MAAT K12 welcomes inquiries from families seeking innovative virtual education for students in Pre-Kindergarten through 12th grade. Our admissions process is designed to help families understand program expectations, curriculum, online participation, and enrollment requirements.
Who Can Apply?
Our educational programs serve Pre-Kindergarten, Kindergarten–5th Grade, 6th–8th Grade, and 9th–12th Grade. Enrollment depends on grade-appropriate program requirements, eligibility, and available services.
How To Enroll
Step 1 — Create a parent or guardian account through the MAAT K12 enrollment portal.
Step 2 — Submit accurate parent, guardian, and student information.
Step 3 — Complete the applicable enrollment packet, school agreements, and requested records.
Step 4 — Review academic, attendance, technology, assessment, and family-participation expectations.
Step 5 — Receive enrollment confirmation and applicable next-step instructions.
Step 6 — Access the assigned learning environment once setup is complete.
What Families May Need
Families may be asked for student grade history, prior educational records, basic identification and contact information, guardian information, and other documents required by the program. Specific documentation will be identified in the enrollment process.
Technology & Home Learning Environment
Students generally need a compatible computer or tablet, reliable internet, appropriate audio equipment, access to approved learning platforms, and age-appropriate parent or guardian support. Exact device requirements are supplied during enrollment.
Family Partnership
Families support student success by encouraging regular participation, maintaining a productive learning routine, communicating concerns, and helping students meet academic expectations.
Ask About Full-Tuition Scholarships
Next Gen Curriculum Consultancy provides a limited annual scholarship program that may cover 100% of MAAT K12 tuition for up to 300 eligible, selected students. Scholarship awards are separate from admission decisions, and published program terms apply.