Today’s Anniversary: California

It’s September 9, and California became a state on this date in 1850.  We just returned from a convention in California last week, and it was good to visit the Golden State for the first time in a few years.  When people think of California, sometimes they think about...

Happy Grandparents’ Day

It’s September 8, and this coming Sunday is Grandparents’ Day.  We’re celebrating a few days early and wish to thank all of the grandparents who have taken active roles in their grandchildren’s educations.  In some instances, grandparents serve as guarantors, and they...

American School and the U.S. Open

It’s September 7, and today the quarterfinals begin at the U.S. Open tennis tournament in New York City.  American School students have had success in this tournament, and today we’d like to tell you about some of them.  On the men’s side, Andre...

American School Closed September 6

American School will be closed Monday, September 6, in observance of Labor Day.  We will reopen with regular business hours on Tuesday, September 7.  All of us enjoy helping you with your accredited middle school courses and accredited high school courses, but...

American School Closing Early September 3

American School will close at 12 noon on Friday, September 3, for a staff event.  From time to time we have staff events to refresh and/or educate our staff so that we can better serve you, and tomorrow is one of those days.  We appreciate the good work our staff does...

Today’s Anniversary: The Old Man and the Sea

It’s September 1, and Ernest Hemingway’s novel The Old Man and the Sea was first published on this date in 1952.  We mention this today because The Old Man and the Sea is part of our American Literature course.  The course may be taken as part of an online or...