Frequently Asked Questions

Class sizes vary, aiming to maintain a low student-to-teacher ratio for personalized attention. Exact numbers can depend on the specific program and location. Maximum of 30 students for each Academy.

We are serving 6th - 12th grades. Age does not matter as long as you are qualified for the before mentioned grade levels (5th grade consideration based on individual basis).

Admissions criteria typically include academic performance, baseball skill level, and an interview with Team.  Detailed criteria can vary by location and program level.

Yes. Students can talk with teachers after class. Trosky Academy ensures that instructors are accessible for additional support and mentoring outside of regular class hours.

Yes, Trosky Academy is an all inclusive school and training center. Each location integrates academic and athletic training but might vary in facilities and resources.

Yes, our academic programs are accredited in all 50 states.

Tuition payments will be initial deposit of $5,150 followed by 10 monthly payments.

Yes, coaching and skill training are conducted with instructors present at the physical facilities to provide hands-on guidance.

Yes. Teaching is accredited, ensuring students receive a recognized and quality education.

Trosky National Academy East in Kalamazoo, MI is currently the only facility with a housing option.

The goal is for our students to get a quality education, work on all of the baseball tools and development in the academic day, giving them an opportunity to play other sports or compete on their local teams. Trosky National Academy in Kalamazoo, MI will be playing a baseball schedule for the 2024-2025 academic year.

Trosky Baseball Academy typically caters to middle and high school students, grades 6-12.

Trosky National Academy in Kalamazoo, MI is one of the 10 best indoor facilities in the country.

Yes, there are dedicated teachers and trainers on-site to support both academics and athletic development. Secured fields and facilities are part of the program.

Training groups are often divided by age or skill level to ensure appropriate development and competition.

We are working on donors for scholarship opportunities, we have not acquired any at this point.  More to come on this topic.

Yes, the academy aims to attract top-level players and may move elite players between locations for optimal competition and development.  We are also looking for developmental players and everything in between.

Yes, the academy offers advanced coursework, including college credit courses for high-achieving students.

Schooling and training are integrated into the academic day.  Based on location, there are different scenarios on what needs to be done to play with your local team.  We will handle this on a one to one basis.

There are multiple physical locations. Specific addresses can be provided by contacting the academy directly or visiting their website.

Teachers are qualified professionals with experience in their subject areas. The academy provides detailed profiles on their educational staff.

Currently the HC at Kalamazoo is Pete LaForest.  Rock Hill South Carolina has hired.

Yes, Advanced Placement (AP) courses are available to prepare students for college-level academics.

The academy offers both online and brick-and-mortar options, depending on the location and program.

Participation in TAPPS or other leagues can depend on the specific location's athletic affiliations.

Enrollment numbers vary by location. The academy emphasizes small class sizes and individualized support, ensuring students receive the necessary guidance, even in virtual settings.

Class sizes are kept small we are looking at a max class size of 1 Teacher to every 10 Students to facilitate individualized attention and effective collaboration. Specific enrollment numbers can vary by program and location.

Enrollment targets can vary. We are looking for between 15-30 students per facility. The academy aims to maintain manageable class sizes to ensure quality education and training.

Tuition information, including costs, payment plans, and financial aid, will be provided by the academy upon request.

Both options might be available. Students can choose between attending physical location at Kalamazoo Christian or enrolling in online programs, depending on their needs and preferences.

Refer to question 2. Criteria typically include academic performance, baseball skills, a written application, and possibly an interview.

A detailed breakdown of costs, including tuition and any additional fees, can be provided by the academy. Financial aid and payment options are also discussed during the admissions process.

Yes, there will be coaches on-site to provide hands-on training and mentorship, complementing any online resources.

Yes, the ASU Prep high school diploma is typically recognized in Canada, but it's advisable to check with local educational authorities for specific recognition criteria.

Students are classified under the private school category with ASU Prep.

Yes, Trosky Baseball Academy operates as a private school or charter school, depending on location by providing both academic and athletic training.

The academy offers AP courses and STEM learning opportunities. IB programs may not be available.

Yes, advanced coursework, including AP and college-level courses, are available for students in grades 6-12.

Extra support is available through one-on-one or small group sessions with teachers and learning specialists as well as Accommodations through ASU Prep

Yes, ASU Prep provides opportunities for personalized support to help students transition and succeed in their studies

Yes, students have the opportunity to speak with teachers outside of regular class hours for additional support.

College counseling involves regular meetings with learning specialists and other instructional support professionals to ensure students are on track with their post-secondary plans.*

*On the academic side, students and families meet regularly with Learning Specialists and other instructional support professionals regularly to ensure that students are on track to meet all collegiate or post-secondary