Wednesday, December 3, 2008
American Continental Academy
Mission Statement
At American Continental Academy we envision a far-reaching, inclusive learning community which, in addition to providing a solid knowledge base and skill set, will foster independence, critical thinking, creativity and problem solving skills. Our intellectually stimulating, academically challenging, yet supportive alternate learning environment will allow students to improve themselves and realize greater opportunities which will better both themselves and the world at large.
Philosophy
American Continental Academy was founded to provide a wide-spread student base with a solid stimulating education using a variety of learning modalities. We believe that there are many effective ways of learning. In addition to the classic brick and mortar classroom model there are, for the self-motivated independent individual, modals which allow a student to work at their own pace and at distant locations. While not for everyone, we believe that this type of virtual, at your own pace learning environment can help those students who might otherwise be unable to obtain a quality high school education due to geography, cost, time constraints or other reasons.
Through the use of a specific curriculum and clear objectives (based upon standard US education requirements), and the assistance of online teachers we believe students can work at their own pace and with a freedom which a traditional classroom based model is not able to provide. In addition this type of environment will promote independence and self-reliance in our students while giving them a sense of the wider world; as they will have the opportunity to interact with students from all geographical locations and walks of life.
We hope to provide this though a user friendly, cost effective medium with allows for universal access.visit us:http://www.greatlakesacademyonline.com &
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Mission Statement
At American Continental Academy we envision a far-reaching, inclusive learning community which, in addition to providing a solid knowledge base and skill set, will foster independence, critical thinking, creativity and problem solving skills. Our intellectually stimulating, academically challenging, yet supportive alternate learning environment will allow students to improve themselves and realize greater opportunities which will better both themselves and the world at large.
Philosophy
American Continental Academy was founded to provide a wide-spread student base with a solid stimulating education using a variety of learning modalities. We believe that there are many effective ways of learning. In addition to the classic brick and mortar classroom model there are, for the self-motivated independent individual, modals which allow a student to work at their own pace and at distant locations. While not for everyone, we believe that this type of virtual, at your own pace learning environment can help those students who might otherwise be unable to obtain a quality high school education due to geography, cost, time constraints or other reasons.
Through the use of a specific curriculum and clear objectives (based upon standard US education requirements), and the assistance of online teachers we believe students can work at their own pace and with a freedom which a traditional classroom based model is not able to provide. In addition this type of environment will promote independence and self-reliance in our students while giving them a sense of the wider world; as they will have the opportunity to interact with students from all geographical locations and walks of life.
We hope to provide this though a user friendly, cost effective medium with allows for universal access.visit us:http://www.greatlakesacademyonline.com &
http://www.americancontinentalacademy.com
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Mission Statement
At American Continental Academy we envision a far-reaching, inclusive learning community which, in addition to providing a solid knowledge base and skill set, will foster independence, critical thinking, creativity and problem solving skills. Our intellectually stimulating, academically challenging, yet supportive alternate learning environment will allow students to improve themselves and realize greater opportunities which will better both themselves and the world at large.
Philosophy
American Continental Academy was founded to provide a wide-spread student base with a solid stimulating education using a variety of learning modalities. We believe that there are many effective ways of learning. In addition to the classic brick and mortar classroom model there are, for the self-motivated independent individual, modals which allow a student to work at their own pace and at distant locations. While not for everyone, we believe that this type of virtual, at your own pace learning environment can help those students who might otherwise be unable to obtain a quality high school education due to geography, cost, time constraints or other reasons.
Through the use of a specific curriculum and clear objectives (based upon standard US education requirements), and the assistance of online teachers we believe students can work at their own pace and with a freedom which a traditional classroom based model is not able to provide. In addition this type of environment will promote independence and self-reliance in our students while giving them a sense of the wider world; as they will have the opportunity to interact with students from all geographical locations and walks of life.
We hope to provide this though a user friendly, cost effective medium with allows for universal access.visit us:http://www.greatlakesacademyonline.com &
http://www.americancontinentalacademy.com
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What is Accreditation?
Demand for accreditation is now worldwide. It sets those schools deserving recognition apart from others. Accreditation helps schools and colleges trust in the education of other accredited schools and helps parents, students, and the public believe in these institutions. The standards guide policies for awarding credit, granting diplomas, and other educational procedures. (Commission…, 2006)
American Continental Academy offers a diploma accredited through three agencies. Commission on International and Trans-regional Accreditation (CITA), the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS) and the National Association for the Legal Support of Alternative Schools (NALSAS). What does accreditation mean to the student?
From a students perspective, accreditation from a well-established and recognized agency means that the high school diploma will see greater acceptance from employers and post-secondary schools. It will be better respected, as it will be known that the schools policies and curriculum are overseen by an independent agency.
The graduate will have confidence that this diploma will help him to gain admission to post-secondary schools or open up employment opportunities.
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Homeschool Program
The homeschool program is open to all students ages 16 years and older. This 24 credit program is a pencil and paper program completed through the mail.
Students enrolled in the Home School Program will receive a study guide with content from all Home School Program texts. This guide will include descriptions, a listing of content objectives, and lessons covering every content objective outlined in The State of Florida, Department of Education’s Sunshine State Standards for secondary education.
The home school program student will then receive and complete one course at a time.
Common completion time is 3-12 months.
Online Program
The online high school diploma program is open to all students ages 18 years and older. This 16 credit program is completed completely online and requires the student to have access to a computer and the internet.
Students enrolled in the Online Program will receive an email with login information which they will use to access their student account. All materials for the course and the coursework can be accessed through their student account. Students will be able to keep track of their progress as they work through the coursework.
Common completion time is 3-7 days based upon the students motivation and proficiency with the subject matter.
Insurance Resources ??
National Association of Insurance Commissioners - The National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) is the organization of insurance regulators from the 50 states, the District of Columbia and the five U.S. territories. The NAIC provides a forum
for the development of uniform policy when uniformity is appropriate.
Children Health Insurance Program (CHIP) - A partnership between the federal government and the states to fund and provide health insurance for children in mostly working families with incomes too high to qualify for Medicaid but too low to afford private coverage.
Insure Kids Now - Linking the nationʼs children to health insurance
Insurance Companies we Represent:
John Alden
Golden Rule
Humana One
Mutual of Omaha
AIG
Assurant
United Health Care
Insurance Rating Organizations
A.M. Best
Moodys
State Specific Links of Interest
Alabama
Alabama Department of Insurance
Alabama CHIP program
Alabama AllKids
Alaska
Alaska Division of Insurance
Alaska Denali KidCare
ACHIA - Alaska Comprehensive Health Association
Arizona
Arizona Department of Insurance
Arizona KidsCare
Arkansas
The Arkansas Insurance Department
Arkansas ARKids
Arkansas Comprehensive Health Insurance
California
California Department of Insurance
California County Childrenʼs Health Initiative Program
California Healthy Families
Colorado
Colorado Division of Insurance
Children's Health Plan Plus
Connecticut
Connecticut Insurance Department
Connecticut Husky for Kids
Delaware
Delaware Department of Insurance
Delaware Healthy Children Program
DC
DC Healthy Families Insurance Program
Florida
Florida Office of Insurance Regulation
Florida KidCare
Georgia
Georgia Office of Insurance and Safety Fire Commissioner
Georgia PeachCare for Kids
Hawaii
Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs
Hawaii Covering Kids
Idaho
Idaho Department of Insurance
Idaho Child
Illinois
Illinois Division of Insurance
Illinois Comprehensive Health Insurance Plan
Illinois All Kids Covered
Indiana
Indiana Department of Insurance
Children's Health Insurance Program
Hoosier Healthwise
Iowa
Iowa Insurance Division
Iowa Hawk-i for Kids
Kansas
Kansas Insurance Commissioner
Kansas Health Wave for Kids
Kentucky
Kentucky Department of Insurance
K-CHIP Kentucky Children's Health Insurance Program
Louisiana
Louisiana Department of Insurance
Louisiana LaCHIP for Kids
Maine
Maine Bureau of Insurance
MaineCare for Kids
Maryland
Maryland Insurance Administration
Maryland Health Insurance Program
Marylands Childrenʼs Health Program
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Division of Insurance
Massachusetts Childrenʼs Medical Security Plan
Michigan
Michigan Office of Financial and Insurance Regulation
MIChild for Kids
Minnesota
Minnesota Department of Commerce - Insurance
Minnesota High Risk Insurance
MinnesotaCare
Mississippi
Mississippi Insurance Department
Mississippi Children's Health Insurance Plan
Missouri
Missouri Department of Insurance
Missouri Health Insurance Pool
MO HealthNet for Kids
Montana
Montana State Auditors Offic
Montana Children's Health Insurance Plan
Nebraska
Nebraska Department of Insurance
Nebraska Comprehensive Health Insurance Pool
Nebraska Medicaid Program Kid's Connection
Nevada
Nevada Insurance Commissioners Office
Nevada Health Kids
New Hampshire
New Hampshire Insurance Department
New Hampshire Healthy Kids
New Jersey
New Jersey Division of Insurance
NJ Family Care
New Mexico
New Mexico Insurance Division
New Mexikids
New York
New York State Insurance Department
New York Child Health Plus
North Carolina
North Carolina Department of Insurance
NC Health Choice for Children
North Dakota
North Dakota Insurance Department
ND Childrenʼs Health Insurance Program
Ohio
Ohio Department of Insurance
Ohio Healthy Start Healthy Families
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Insurance Department
Oklahoma Healthy Care Authority
Oregon
Oregon Insurance Division
Oregon Health Plan
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Insurance Department
Pennsylvania's Children's Health Insurance Program
Rhode Island
Rhode Island Division of Insurance Regulation
Rhode Island Medical Assistance Program
South Carolina
South Carolina Department of Insurance
South Carolina Healthy Connections Program for Kids
South Dakota
South Dakota's Children's Health Insurance Program
South Dakota Division of Insurance
Tennessee
Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance
Tennessee CoverKids
Texas
Texas Department of Insurance
Texas CHIP-Children's Medicaid
Utah
Utah Insurance Department
Utah Children's Health Insurance Program
Vermont
Vermont Insurance Division
Green Mountain Care
Virginia
Virginia Bureau of Insurance
Virginia Famis
Washington
Washington State Office of the Insurance Commissioner
Washington State Childrenʼs Health Insurance Program
West Virginia
West Virginia Offices of the Insurance Commissioner
WV Childrenʼs Health Insurance Program
Wisconsin
State of Wisconsin Office of the Commissioner of Insurance
Wisconsin BadgerCare
