Make-Up Work: The student who has failed a subject can make it up during the school year or during summer vacation.

The Bright Student: The accelerated student can take subjects like Oceanography, Physics, and Advanced Algebra.

The Potential Drop-Out: The potential dropout may be motivated if he or she can take a subject that meets his or her particular interests and needs.

The Home-bound Student: If a student is forced by illness or other reasons to withdraw from the classroom, studies can continue through home study during the absence.

Those Who Travel: Children of missionaries, businessmen, entertainers, sports figures, and others who travel can take correspondence courses to keep up with their classes regardless of where these students may be.

Career Education: Students can be offered "career exploratory" courses such as Journalism and Medical Secretary and "skill training" courses like Blueprint Reading for Building Trades I and 11.

Summer School: An alternative strategy for summer school. Students can keep up with their classes by taking "summer school" at home through correspondence.

Students who need special interest subjects are accommodated as well as those who re-quire traditional studies to earn a high school diploma.

If ever you have had to cancel a class because there were too few people enrolled, you'll appreciate the value of a system whose viability does not depend upon the number of students registered. For instance, a class of one-an economic impossibility under ordinary conditions-now is normal practice with Independent Study.

What is more, efficient use of plant space is maximized when classes of ten, twenty, or even thirty students are studying as many different subjects in the same room.

American School's Independent Study program is a proven way to help your school and to serve your community better.