by | Apr 21, 2026 | New Blog
It’s April 21, and Queen Elizabeth II would’ve turned 100 years old today. It’s the perfect occasion to remember the queen’s life and times and promote two of our courses which specifically focus on British literature. We offer British Literature and Literature 4...
by | Apr 20, 2026 | New Blog
The Better Business Bureau of Chicago and Northern Illinois is celebrating its 100th anniversary this week. This milestone is the perfect time for us to congratulate the BBB for a century of service to consumers in Chicago and Northern Illinois. It is also an...
by | Apr 17, 2026 | New Blog
Today’s blog has a reminder about emails from donotreply@americanschool.org. We use that email address to send automated emails to homeschool students and parents as well as school officials. As its name implies, please DO NOT REPLY to emails sent to you from the...
by | Apr 16, 2026 | New Blog
It’s April 16, and the Natural Bridges National Monument was created on this day in 1908. These unique rock formations in southeast Utah got us thinking about how American School can be a bridge for you as you move from one phase of life to the next even if your past...
by | Apr 15, 2026 | New Blog
It’s April 15, and Jackie Robinson broke Major League Baseball’s color barrier on this day in 1947 when he played in a game for the Brooklyn Dodgers. It’s a good occasion to remind you that American School does not discriminate against race, gender or creed. We...
by | Apr 14, 2026 | New Blog
It’s April 14, and the Human Genome Project was completed on this day in 2003. This was an international project whose goal was to determine base pairs of human DNA, and it got us thinking about our biology courses. We offer a non-lab course among our high school...