TERMS & CONDITIONS
- Registration and tuition fees include cost of texts, study guides, performance evaluation, and grade recording services.
- Student pays postage/delivery fees on any and all materials mailed/couriered to and from student.
- After enrollment acceptance, receipt, and evaluation of prior transcripts, students are informed of courses required to earn a high school diploma.
- In accordance with the Family Rights Act of 1975, American High School Academy will not release information concerning a student’s records, grades, or status over the telephone.
- Only grades, not submitted lessons, are returned to students unless the lessons need to be reworked.
- Student is responsible for fees incurred for requesting transcripts from prior schools.
- Courses are provided in sequence as designated by American High School Academy.
- A diploma is awarded after all courses are completed and financial obligations are met.
- American High School Academy does not guarantee or infer employment, makes no representations that its credits or diploma earned will be honored by employers in your state, or that all credits earned will be admitted by resident secondary or post-secondary schools. Therefore any information concerning transfer credits, acceptance, or student placement should be directed only to the receiving school’s admissions office, well prior to expected involvement.
- You will receive a copy of this enrollment upon acceptance in American High School Academy.
- An academic year is 05 courses or 10 months.
- If a student is under compulsory attendance age in his/her state, please attach a letter stating the reason for enrollment in American High School Academy.
- Verification of enrollment or graduation is provided upon request. The first unofficial transcript provided at no charge to the student. Subsequent unofficial transcripts are assessed a $5.00 processing fee, sealed official transcript are assessed at a $20.00 processing fee.
- Payments are due every Tuesday until graduation. Payments not received on Tuesdays will be considered late payments and will be assessed a $30.00 late fee. Non-payments after 03 business days will result in the student being withdrawn/dropped from the program.
- Overdue accounts are sent to Collections and may appear on student's/co-signer's credit report.
- A student enrolled in the classroom-based high school completion program may only be absent 02 times before being withdrawn/dropped from the program.
- Tuition is charged on a weekly basis while student is enrolled. Note that if a student is absent from class tuition is still due.
- Students accumulating 02 uncompleted assignments will be being withdrawn/dropped from the program.
- Students causing disruptions or having behavioral problems will be withdrawn/dropped from the program. NO EXCEPTIONS.
ATTENDANCE POLICIES
Students are expected to participate in their education. Attendance is crucial to student success, therefore, any student accruing more than 02 absences or take longer than their projected due date will be withdrawn / dropped from the program.
IN-CLASS DISCIPLINE: ZERO TOLERANCE POLICY
- Teaching and learning occur most efficiently in a climate of order. This is for the benefit of everyone.
- The administration and teaching staff at American High School Academy use the necessary means to ensure that an environment conductive to learning and safety is maintained.
- Disciplinary action will be taken against those who disrupt this environment or break any rules.
- Disciplinary action will take the form of being immediately withdrawn / dropped from the program.
REFUND POLICY
If enrollment cancellation is requested in writing within three business (03) days from midnight on which the enrollment agreement is signed, a refund of all payments minus a $200.00 processing fee will be issued.
If enrollment cancellation is requested in writing after (03) days from midnight of the day on which the enrollment agreement is signed, the student is responsible for all remaining monthly payments and no refunds will be issued.
No credits or transcripts are issued for students who withdraw prior to enrollment agreement expiration date or have a unpaid balance.
If you are unable to complete your coursework in the allotted time, additional time to complete the course may be arranged if requested before enrollment expiry at additional cost, charged at the normal monthly tuition payment.
UNLIMITED PERSONAL RELEASE
For consideration which I acknowledge, I irrevocably grant American High School Academy Inc. and Company’s assigns, licensees, and successors the right to use my image and name in all forms and media including composite or modified representations for all purposes, including advertising, trade, or any commercial purpose throughout the world and in perpetuity.
I waive the right to inspect or approve versions of my image used for publication or the written copy that may be used in connection with the images.
RELEASE
I release American High School Academy and Company’s assigns, licensees, and successors from any claims that may arise regarding the use of my image, including any claims of defamation, invasion of privacy, or infringement of moral rights, rights of publicity, or copyright.
Company is permitted, although not obligated, to include my name as a credit in connection with the image.
GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
To earn a standard high school diploma from American High School Academy, students must attain a minimum of 24 credits and a 2.0 GPA. Students seeking scholarships or University admissions may need to meet additional requirements.
- 4 English credits
- 4 Math credits
- 4 Science credits
- 4 Required Social Studies courses
- 8 Elective credits
STUDENT IDENTITY VERIFICATION
All new students are provided with a
unique student number. This student
number should not be shared with anyone
else.
In order to gain entry into the online
learning management system and access to
study materials, students need to enter
their student number and a unique
password that restricts anyone else from
accessing their student record.
Sharing student numbers or passwords with any other individual is in violation of the honor
code and can lead to disciplinary action.
STANDARDS OF PROGRESS
If a student needs assistance for any reason, they should contact the school for assistance. The
phone number is (305) 270-1440.
PLAGIARISM
Plagiarism is another form of unethical
behavior. Plagiarism is dishonestly using
another person's ideas or finished work as
your own without giving credit for the
source. It includes copying or
paraphrasing something and using it as if
you had done the work yourself.
Any act of plagiarism will not be tolerated from
students at AHSA.
Students who submit plagiarized work will be disciplined. Possible measures may include expulsion. The best way to avoid plagiarism is to do your own work.
CHEATING
Cheating can be defined as any inappropriate activity in which the work submitted to the school does not represent the work of the enrolled student. This would include submission of someone else's work, submission of answers
obtained through inappropriate measures, or providing answers to another student.
If cheating is suspected, the student will be notified and required to respond in writing to the charges made. The response will go before the Program Director for a decision on the student's enrollment. Disciplinary action can be applied up to and including termination of the student's enrollment.
Any inappropriate behavior on the part of a student related to an examination will result in an invalid exam, which must be repeated as a make-up test.
BEHAVIOR
American High School Academy expects students to behave properly and use good judgment when communicating with the school and other. Illegal or
improper use of the Web within the school's environment will not be permitted and may result in disciplinary
action.
Students disrupting the learning environment in any way will be subject to disciplinary action up to and including expulsion.
CODE OF CONDUCT
American High School Academy
students are expected to abide by all the
standards and policies established by
AHSA.
Students will observe all rules on
submitting work and taking examinations
and will never turn in work that is not their
own, or present another person's ideas as
their own.
Students will never ask for,
receive, or give unauthorized help on
graded assignments, quizzes,
or examinations.
Students behaving
unethically will be subject to disciplinary
action, up to and including dismissal from their program.
DISCIPLINARY ACTION
Any inappropriate behavior can result in
several forms of disciplinary action. This
would include anything from awarding
a "0" grade on an exam to termination of their registration as a student of the school.
Faculty members will report
inappropriate behavior by students; this
will be forwarded to the Program Director
for a final decision on appropriate disciplinary action.