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5 Things You Didn’t Know About Dual Enrollment in High Schools
Across the country, more and more high school students are earning college credits through an academic model called “dual enrollment” (also referred to as “concurrent enrollment” in many schools). These programs allow students to take college courses that satisfy...
The Extracurricular Activity Tax Credit: An Underutilized Tool for Funding Students’ Enrichment
** Disclaimer: The participants in American Classroom are not Certified Public Accountants (CPA) or tax attorneys and this podcast is not intended to be accounting, tax, or legal advice. The information presented here is for general informational and educational...
Surviving and Thriving as a First-Year Teacher
Teaching is one of the most important and impactful professions there is, yet it comes with immense challenges, especially in that critical first year. In our latest episode of the American Classroom podcast, I had the privilege of speaking with Heidi Udall, principal...
Raising a Generation: The Power of Investing in Education
I recently had the pleasure of speaking with Carolyn Jess on the American Classroom Podcast, about the importance of philanthropy and investing in education. As the host of American Classroom, I strive to highlight innovative approaches to improving our education...
Paul Revere Academy: Revolutionizing High School Education in Arizona
In the ever-evolving landscape of American education, innovation and purpose-driven change often serve as catalysts for meaningful transformation. In this article we will explore Paul Revere Academy in Mesa Arizona. Specifically, we will discuss how their partnership...
Building a strong school: the key role of master teachers
When it comes to running a school, one of the most important things a principal needs to pay attention to is their teachers. Teachers can make or break a school and are ultimately the ones who are responsible for teaching the schools curriculum to their students. They...
Building a Civil Society Through Education
Since 1994, Heritage Academy has opened its doors to thousands of students in the Mesa Arizona area. The school, founded on the principles set forth by our nation’s Founding Fathers of individual liberty and civic responsibility. But what does that mean from an...
The Origin Story of Heritage Academy
The Origin Story of Heritage Academy: Pioneering School Choice in Arizona In the early days, the Mesa Public school system in Arizona offered limited choices for students and their families. It was a one-size-fits all approach, with little room for customization or...
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Exploring the American Classroom: A Podcast Journey Welcome to the American Classroom Podcast! We are excited for you to join us on this journey of educating parents, teachers, and the general public about all the educational opportunities available to you. With an...
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