Maine offices moved! NARHS new address. |
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The Maine offices have moved 2 miles up the road to newer office space. NARHS new address is 21 Westminster St., Lewiston, Maine 04240. We are now one block from the University of Southern Maine, one block from Lewiston Auburn College, and one block from I-95.
We have also upgraded to the newest, latest telephone technology -- new "VoIP" system (Voice over Internet Protocol). This new business service allows us to transfer calls to staff around the U.S. This is a new one-stop phone number: 800-882-2828. |
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What's the value of a high school diploma? |
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Submitted by admin on Wednesday, March 4, 2009 - 9:45pm | |
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Your DIPLOMA , your credentials! |
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Submitted by admin on Sunday, February 1, 2009 - 6:01am | |
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Students who have earned the necessary 17-1/2 high school credits (from whatever sources), are eligible to graduate from a real Maine high school with a real high school diploma! No residency required. NO EXIT EXAMS required in Maine.
NARHS brings all academic pieces together -- wherever they were earned -- making them all count towards your high school diploma from our state-authorized, state-recognized, fully accredited private school.
HOMESCHOOLERS: If previous high school course work was completed through a homeschool program, AND IF the family still has the work to prove that the subjects were successfully completed, then those courses, too, can be converted to high school credits. They can then be applied to the graduation requirements.
__ Students who are capable may earn high school credits at any age, and you may earn as many as you like to build your high school transcript.
__ NARHS will do a free transcript evaluation of previously earned credits. |
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NARHS is Fully Accredited |
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2009 is our 20th Anniversary! And, for the last 20 years, NARHS has been a state-authorized private school,
recognized by the Maine Department of Education. As of November 2003,
we reached "nationally accredited" status. And on April 17, 2004, we became a "fully accredited" high school. North
Atlantic Regional Schools provided 490 pages of documentation,
curriculum, credentials, and other support materials over the past year
to the National Private Schools Association. Based on that
information, and their site visit to the Maine school campus, we have earned full accreditation.
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cover letter states, “...demonstrates your commitment to the
educational process and assures public confidence in your well deserved
reputation.” The letter goes on to say, “North Atlantic Regional
School is an outstanding academic institution whose quality educational
program deserves recognition.” And, we have renewed our accreditation each year since, providing updated information each time. |
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Colleges and Universities |
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These are some of the colleges, universities, and trade schools that have accepted NARHS graduates.
Adelphi University Adirondack Community College. Adrian College Alaska Pacific University Albright College American Musical & Dramatic Acad American University Amherst College Andrews University Antioch College Arcadia University Asbury College Ashworth College Assumption College Atlanta Christian College Augusta (GA) State University Babson College Bagley College of Engineering Bard College Barry University Barton College Bates College Baylor University Ball State University Bellevue Community College Bellin College of Nursing Belmont Abbey College Beloit College Bennington College Berea College Berklee College of Music Berkshire Inst of Christian Studies Bethel University Bluffton University Bob Jones University |
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Military Enlistment |
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Submitted by administrator on Wednesday, October 22, 2008 - 7:59am | |
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Some NARHS students (who want to enlist in the US military) fall into two general categories. Transfer students and homeschoolers. Students who have been official, legal homechoolers will have very few issues enlisting. There is a specific process for homeschoolers applying for military enlistment.
Transfer students (those who have all or nearly all of their high school credits), WILL encounter resistance with enlistment -- the military wants stability, seat time, and commited students who do what's expected of them when assigned. Students who transfer to NARHS after they are ready to graduate present special problems for the military evaluation process.
To properly prepare for enlistment, please speak to your NARHS-assigned advisor. We have access to the current information on enlistment options.
NOTE: simply HAVING a high school diploma does NOT guarantee enlistment..there are many other criteria. Good scores on the military's ASVAB test, positive results from your interview with the recruiter, your academic history, and many other factors play a part in enlistment. |
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A Diploma Will Earn You More MONEY ! (But money alone won't get you a diploma!) |
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A high school diploma is the minimum requirement for many jobs.
A 21-year-old homeschooled woman came to a NARHS workshop in Massachusetts in 2004 and announced she was a junior at the University of Massachusetts. She had a 3.5 GPA, but could not get a job as a bank teller because their banking regulations REQUIRE a high school diploma. Her two years of excellent college work was NOT an acceptable substitute, she needed a diploma.
Fair? No. But it is the rule. When the banking regulators made the rules about the minimum qualifications, they gave no consideration to exceptions or to homeschoolers. So, either you get your diploma, or you will not be considered for some jobs. Simple as that.
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics prove that high school graduates earn an average of $7,000 more per year than individuals without a diploma. Estimating a 25-year-old who works full-time for 40 years calculates that having a high school diploma could mean as much as $280,000. in additional pay over the course of your lifetime. |
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Tuition is a BARGAIN ! |
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"Grandfathering" GOOD NEWS: NARS
keeps all students on the same tuition schedule for
all the years of their continuous, uninterrupted registration in our
program.
THEREFORE, to AVOID the
tuition increases, it is wise to keep your student's registration uninterrupted.
Grandfathering means once a student is in and stays in, that student's rate is "grandfathered"
for their entire high school career -- their rate never changes.
CURRENT TUITION SCHEDULE: as of July 1, 2007, the tuition is:
- A. For the UNDERGRADUATE years: $425.00 per year.
- B. For the GRADUATION year: $525.00
- C. For additional consultations: $40.00 per hour (not often used, but sometimes requested).
NOTE: There is no fee for including high school credits earned in other
institutions, only for credits earned during previous homeschooling. Read how: |
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Free Video Seminar |
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Watch our free 23-minute online video seminar. |
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Exit Exam Escape |
Did you fail or worry about passing the exit exam in your state? Find out how you can still get a high school diploma! More info...
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Features |
- NO Speed limit
- State of Maine recognized private school
- Graduate from a Maine high school
- Maine requires 17 1/2 credits
- No residency required
- NOT a "cover" school, NOT correspondence
- A real high school diploma for your homeschool work
- Students in US, Canada, Kenya, Israel and others
- Use your curriculum your way for high school credits
- A real high school diploma for your homeschool work
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