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Posted: Mar 3, 2011, 14:53
THE KEYSTONE SCHOOLS
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Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Debra Vaughan
Account Representative
800-255-4937
dvaughan@keystonehighschool.com
www.keystonehighschool.com
The Keystone School is an online high school and middle school serving students from around the world who have completed eighth grade and have a general working knowledge of the English language. The students which may be enrolled at any time of the year in the school, may be homeschooled, pursuing a career in sports or entertainment, traveling the world, or wants to take courses on their own schedule. Keystone can help students with credit recovery, advanced students not challenged at their local school can get AP classes, or for working ahead in their educational curriculum.
Keystone was founded in 1974, and has served more than 250,000 students. The administrative team brings over 34 years of experience to the school. The faculty members are all certified teachers with an average of seven years of instructional experience and almost half have earned higher degrees in education. The Northwest Accreditation Commission accredits Keystone. The Pennsylvania Department of Education licenses Keystone National High School as a private high school and the National Collegiate Athletic Association, which allows the students to participate in athletics, recognizes them. With these licenses and accreditations, they are able to meet the academic and administrative standards required for admission to colleges and universities, and for transfer to other high schools, and allow them to grant recognized high school diplomas.
All students can connect and access teachers, learning coaches, counselors, administrative staff, and other students. Students can connect with other students through message boards, extracurricular activities, and even a staff-moderated Facebook page. Keystone currently offers French, Spanish and German to middle school students. Once students reach high school, they can also take Chinese, Japanese, and Latin. An observer account can be set up for parents to monitor their child's progress and you may include anyone else that you designate.
[This information came from The Keystone Schools website.]
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