North Central Accreditation

The Learning Institute is pleased to announce

 that it is accredited by the North Central Association Commission

on Accreditation and School Improvement.

This can be verified on the

Arizona Department of Education  (http://www.ade.state.az.us)

and/ or the North Central Website (http://www.ncacasi.org).

What is North Central Accreditation?

The North Central Association Commission on Accreditation and School Improvement

is a non-governmental, voluntary organization that accredits more than 8,500

public and private schools in 19 states. 

To earn accreditation, schools must meet quality standards, be evaluated by

an outside group of professionals, and implement a school improvement plan

focused on increasing student performance.

What does this mean to you?

·         Increased Performance:   Accreditation focuses a school on improving learning for all students.

·         Transfer of Credits:  Accreditation eases the transition of students as they move from one accredited school to another.

·         Access to programs and scholarships:  Accreditation can also benefit students as they apply for federal grants or scholarships, or pursue admission to colleges,  technical schools, or military programs that require students to come from regionally accredited schools.

Accreditation assures parents and the public that the school is focused

on raising student achievement, providing a safe and enriching learning environment,

and maintaining an efficient and effective operation.