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25. Juni 2023 · High School Diploma Correspondence Programs for Prisoners. American School. 2200 East 170th Street. Lansing, IL 60438. Website: www.americanschool.org. Email: customerrelations@americanschool.org. Phone: 708-418-2800. American School is one of our top recommended correspondence schools for High School Diploma programs for prisoners. Published ...
18. Feb. 2021 · Founded in 1897, American School later became the first correspondence school to become regionally accredited. Today we are accredited by three reputable accrediting bodies and recognized by the Illinois State Board of Education as a non-public high school. American School’s diploma is accepted by colleges and universities, and thousands of ...
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13. Juni 2021 · 6 reviews of AMERICAN SCHOOL OF CORRESPONDENCE "Please do your research and stay far away from this organization. I specifically do not call them a school. My Daughter attended the "organization" for her Sophomore and part of her Junior year. She realized how much she missed the social aspect of going to public school. When we informed them we ...
- 2200 E 170th St Lansing, IL 60438
American School of Correspondence, Chicago. 1906–1907, Pond and Pond. 850 E. 58th St. This four-story structure was built as the headquarters of the American School of Correspondence and its publishing division, the American Technical Society, both pioneers in offering mail-order courses in architecture, law, and technology, as well as a high ...
Founded in 1897, American School later became the first correspondence school to become regionally accredited. Today we are accredited by three reputable accrediting bodies and recognized by the Illinois State Board of Education as a non-public high school. American School’s diploma is accepted by colleges and universities, and thousands of high schools use our courses for credit recovery.
