Frequently Asked Questions

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Yes. AIA is Accredited by AdvancED/Cognia the parent organization for the North Central Association CASI, the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools CASI and the Northwest Accrediting Commission.

AdvancED/Cognia, North Central Association CASI, the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools CASI and the Northwest Accrediting Commission are accrediting agencies recognized by the State Department of Education, CHEA, and The United States Department of Education.

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AdvancED/Cognia is a nationally recognized accrediting agency dedicated to advancing excellence in education worldwide. AdvancED provides accreditation, research, and professional services to 36,000 schools and school systems—employing more than four million educators and enrolling more than 25 million students—across the United States and 85 other nations.

"This is a phenomenal program, and I would be happy to recommend it to other families, as well.  I'm so relieved that we found it.  I'm not sure how much room you have in this program, so I haven't posted anything on my various moms' groups.  If you have room, please let me know!  I do think it could really benefit other families with super smart, and self-motivated children who are not doing well in zoom classes that are focused on the kids falling behind." S.L. 

Yes! AIA has a solid reputation within the academic community. Our graduates are able to pursue employment and/or a college education.  Colleges, universities and employers accept credentials issued by a Regionally Accredited High School. AIA’s Accreditation is recognized by all 50-States Departments' of Education and the US Department of Education. 

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AIA employs a fully qualified instructional and support staff. Support services are available to all AIA students during normal school hours via phone, email, online session or the learning management system. We are here to support your learning. 

AIA delivers the same rigorous, college-preparatory education as a traditional U.S. high school—without the limitations of a physical classroom. Students can learn from anywhere in the world, choose the pacing and structure that best support their success, and engage with a high-quality digital curriculum designed for modern learners. It’s the same education, with more freedom and more possibilities.

Simply put, No! As an accredited American high school, AIA offers a flexible alternative for students; it is not an easier option than traditional accredited high schools. At AIA, every student has a "front row seat."  Our courses engage students in real-life projects, requiring the use of critical thinking, problem-solving skills, and the ability to apply the knowledge they have acquired. 

 Absolutely! As a parent, you will most likely be receiving more updates and information about your student's progress than ever before. We strongly feel that a parent's involvement in their child's education is critical to their overall success. We are providing the student performance updates for parent after every single class.