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All About Ashworth University

Jackie — Sat, 19 Jul 2008 04:21:35 +0000

Ashworth University is a well-known leader in providing the best education for their students. They have various streams of education. For instance business, health care, information technology, general studies, legal studies, professional services, skilled trades and high schools.
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Pave the Way For a Bright Future With Penn Foster High School

Jackie — Fri, 11 Jul 2008 10:18:31 +0000

Penn Foster High School is an online school which has both a full diploma program and also independent courses to offer for students of classes IX through XII. Penn Foster High School aims at improving basic academics, practical methods of study and vocational development so it is more suitable for those who are planning on improving their job prospects straight after schooling rather than preparing for college. This may not be favorable to many, as it hampers the overall educational development of a student who may be eligible to enter the university. Nevertheless, for students who do not plan to go to college, this is surely the way to go, at least that is how Penn Foster High School feels. (more…)

Orange Lutheran - A Diamond In the Rough

Jackie — Fri, 11 Jul 2008 10:12:18 +0000

Orange Lutheran High School Online targets students who want to pursue spiritual development alongside their high school studies. Besides learning English, science and mathematics as a part of the high school curriculum students are obliged to study theology as well. (more…)

The Laurel Springs High School Advantage

Jackie — Fri, 11 Jul 2008 10:09:54 +0000

Laurel Springs High School is a private distance learning school catering to all grade levels, from K to XII. The main degree offered here is a high school diploma. Laurel Springs High School has received accreditation from Western Association of Schools and Colleges. It also offers personalized programs through distance learning; wherein classes are only held online. (more…)

Keystone National High School

Jackie — Fri, 11 Jul 2008 01:57:48 +0000

Keystone National High School was founded in 1974 with the aim of letting failed students earn credits to complete their desired course. Today Keystone National High School has developed in to a large full service high school where students can opt for any subject of their choice or even just diplomas. Keystone National High School deals with education of all classes from IX to XII and the only requirement is that they completed all their VIII classes. (more…)

CompuHigh Online High School

Jackie — Wed, 09 Jul 2008 01:41:32 +0000

Founded in the year 1994 CompuHigh Online High School is the world’s first self proclaimed online school for higher education. CompuHigh Online High School has as many as 38 courses to offer across two major streams: Science and Humanities and also physical education to some extent. Students can either opt for full degree courses or just diplomas; the only constraint being that they must be opting for courses or classes IX to XII. In fact, CompuHigh Online High School is known for adults as old as 21 who have opted for diploma courses from this high school. Now this is something seriously to boast about. (more…)

Christa McAuliffe Academy Offers a Diverse Curriculum

Jackie — Tue, 01 Jul 2008 13:06:41 +0000

Probably the most distinctive feature of the Christa McAuliffe Academy is that it is partnered with the public school system – this in an effort to afford the student with more alternatives to complete course credits. This seldom occurs in the industry; either a school is traditional or it is web-based, with nothing in between. CMA breaks boundaries by conducting classes within public schools, through onsite laboratories which are sometimes offered to homeschooled students as outreach programs. The unlikely partnership allows for greater diversity in classes and schedules, without putting pressure on currently implemented programs. (more…)

Not For the Budget Conscious – Allied National High

Jackie — Tue, 01 Jul 2008 13:05:34 +0000

Allied National High School has every reason to take pride in its credentials – it is accredited by two organizations, one is regionally-recognized, and the other from the more extensive national level. The Western Association of Schools and Colleges, just one of the six accrediting associations which evaluate and grant accreditation on the regional level, awarded the school with accreditation (albeit for an interim term); similarly, the Distance Education and Training Council, a national accrediting organization, also recognized Allied National High School as up to par with federal standards of education. Either way you look at it, it seems that the school has everything going for it in order to gain credibility in the online education industry.
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The American Academy Pioneers In Excellence

Jackie — Tue, 01 Jul 2008 13:04:14 +0000

Online education is particularly expedient for those who have less time to spare for their own personal occupations, and many who failed to earn their high school diplomas from traditional schools now have the next best option – by earning it online. Among the numerous online high schools out on the web, the American Academy is probably one of the pioneers in the industry – over eighty thousand students have benefited from the diversity of its programs since 1994, and many more will follow. You or your child can be among its alumni. (more…)

Is Your Child’s Online High School Accredited?

Jackie — Fri, 27 Jun 2008 11:11:19 +0000

An online education can be your child’s best shot at a diploma, if he or she bears a learning difficulty which impedes progress in a traditional high school setting, or if the child’s learning pace complements well with flexible schedules and programs. You might even have your children signed up for an online high school institution right now, and they are probably reaping the benefits of a different method of education, with improved grades and a heightened interest in lessons. But have you checked the school’s accreditation? Although all schools will claim that they are accredited by a regionally-recognized board, some don’t really have the credentials to back it up, and your child could end up with a diploma which isn’t honored at college institutions.
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