General High School Program
The American School’s General High School program is designed for students to earn their high school diplomas and then enter the workforce in the field of their choice. … [Read More...]
College Preparatory Program
The American School’s College Preparatory program is designed for students who plan to earn their high school diplomas and then enroll in college or professional school. … [Read More...]
Independent Study Program
The American School’s Independent Study program helps resident high school students at public schools and private schools earn their diplomas with make-up and supplemental courses at a very reasonable cost. … [Read More...]
There are plenty of reasons why we think you should consider the American School, but most of them fall into four important categories. Together these are what set us apart from other distance education high schools. Regardless of which program you choose — General High School, College Preparatory or Independent Study—you will receive these major benefits. We call these our Four C’s.
Curriculum
The American School’s innovative curriculum offers something for everyone. Students can choose from more than 70 self-paced courses in traditional subjects such as English, math, social studies and science and take electives in specialty courses … [Read More...]
Cost
As a not-for-profit institution, the American School puts students’ educations first. Our tuition is affordable, and all textbooks and study materials are included in it. The American School’s flexible payment schedule makes earning a high … [Read More...]
Caring Student Service
When students are accepted at the American School, they not only receive interesting curriculum at a reasonable cost from a pioneer in distance education; they also receive outstanding, caring student service. To start, they may enroll online, on paper, … [Read More...]
Credibility
The American School was the first correspondence school to become regionally accredited. Today we are accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools and AdvancEd, as well as recognized by the state of Illinois as a non-public high … [Read More...]
