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• Diploma Mills - Another Sad Story

  This article in the New York Times this past weekend is an in-depth (and disturbing) look into the murky world of what are known as "diploma mills". While the article...

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• Helping Preserve the Language and History of the Navajo Nation

  We are proud to be one of the only schools in the world that offer language and government classes for the Navajo Nation. These classes are helping to preserve the...

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• Pell Grants for K12?

  School choice could soon be a reality nation-wide if President Bush's plan to offer Pell Grants to k12 students turns into a reality. "In his State of the Union Address,...

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• Online Profiles a factor in college admissions

  Social networking tools like Facebook and MySpace make the world a smaller place. But did you know that your academic and social worlds could collide there, too? According to a...

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• Welcome Home!

  The Old Oquirrh School House (est 1896) was an auspicious cradle for The American Academy's first few months. Now that it is returning to its roots (it will be renovated...

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• Utah Only State without a "Dropout Factory"

  A researcher at Johns Hopkins University published a report last month that showed that in 1 in every 10 schools less than 60% (that's 3 in 5) graduate. In 2000...

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• Dropouts: Less money, less hope

  More teens than ever quit high school; future doesn’t bode well for most By Josh Perkins, Class of 2009 SpiderWorld Online Concord (NC) High School POSTED: Oct. 26, 2007 Did...

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