Today’s Anniversary: The World Health Organization

It’s April 7, and the World Health Organization was established on this date in 1948.  You’ve probably heard more about WHO in the past 13 months than at any other time due to the pandemic, and we appreciate the good work they and other reputable health organizations...

3M Young Scientist Challenge

Today’s blog contains information about this year’s 3M Young Scientist Challenge.   The contest is open to students in grades 5-8, which means students who take online middle school courses or middle school correspondence courses in our accredited middle school...

Today’s Anniversary: The Presidential Veto

It’s April 5, and on this date in 1792, George Washington vetoed a bill.  Although presidential vetoes are more common today, what George Washington did 229 years ago was the first time a president vetoed a bill.  All of us here at American School like accommodating...

Today’s Special Occasion: April Fools’ Day

It’s April 1, and today is April Fools’ Day.  It is a day often associated with pranks and jokes, but going through life without an accredited high school diploma is no laughing matter.   A high school diploma can open doors to attending the college or university of...

American School Closed Friday, April 2

American School will be closed Friday, April 2.  We will reopen with regular business hours on Monday, April 5, and look forward to assisting you with your accredited middle school program, accredited high school program or independent study program at that time.  We...

Update from MSA-CESS

Today’s blog contains an update from the Middle States Association Commissions on Elementary and Secondary Schools.  Recently we received an email from MSA-CESS President Lisa Marie McCauley, Ed.D. and MSA-CESS Vice-President, Accreditation Glenn Mort, Ed.D....