AAHSA
Accreditation
Integrity, Honesty & Innovation
Our Services
AAHSA provides a broad range of for Educational Centers, participating persons and corporations inside and outside of the United States.
Some of the Services for Students, Institutions, and Education Professionals include:
- U.S. Education Institutions Student placement assistance
- Institution Development and Improvement
- Education Experts
- U.S. Study Tours for Students, Teachers, Principals, & Education Leaders
- International Study Tours for Students, Teachers, Principals, & Education Leaders
- Language Programs and Culture Summer Camps
- Accreditation for Schools servicing grades 6-12 + Adult
- New School and Educational Program Development
- Evaluation of Programs, Courses, Curricula, Instruction, Assessments, and/or Institution
- Accountability and School Reform Systems for Governments, Corporations, and Schools
- Partner Schools Worldwide
- Recruitment of American Teachers and Principals
- International Education Leadership Certificate Program
- Development and Improvement
- Conferences, Workshops, and Classes
- Consulting Experts in all fields of Education
- Special intensive Training Courses for Teachers, Principals, Board Members, and other Leaders in Education, including Government Officials and University Professors
AAHSA has a breadth of experience in creating and presenting professional development programs for teachers, administrators, and practitioners.
Resources
AAHSA
Accrediting Services
All American High School Association Inc.
1-888-353-1122
Copyright
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Right to choose your education
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AAHSA accreditation calls for schools to meet all applicable laws.
Each territory has its own requirements and regulations that pertain to independent schools. We encourage you to be in contact your with the Department of Education or your state /country independent school association for questions of state compliance.
Laws
According to the U.S Department of Education ‘under the United States Constitution parents have a fundamental right to direct the education of their children. In 1925 the Supreme Court recognized that liberty, protected by the Fourteenth Amendment include the right to choose a private education. Confronted with an Oregon State mandating public school attendance, the Supreme Court ruled the statue unconstitutional (268 U.S. at 535)