Every year American Heritage  Academy scholars take the Iowa Test of Basic Skills (ITBS: Iowa Test of Basic Skills). This test has been the preferred choice of educators since 1935. ... more

He was uncommonly tall. His exterior suggested to every beholder the idea of strength, united with manly gracefulness. His form was noble and his port majestic. No man could approach ... more

If our Founding Fathers were with us today,  I believe they would tell us three things: To have Faith in God Preserve and protect our God-given freedoms Understand the principles ... more

“Conscience is the Most Sacred of All Property.”   James Madison Conscience is the internal or self knowledge, or judgment of right and wrong, or the faculty, power or principle ... more

Leadership – The Courage to Act with Integrity 2011 – 2012  School Year Theme Speaking of the noble figures in history it has been said, “before they were great, they ... more

Report ranks Clark County among last in high school graduation rates By Dave Berns (contact). A detailed analysis in a story in Education Week, raises further questions about the accuracy of previously reported ... more

Students Stumble Again on the Basics of History By STEPHANIE BANCHERO Fewer than a quarter of American 12th-graders knew China was North Korea’s ally during the Korean War, and only ... more

At American Heritage Academy, we believe education is not just intellectual. Our mission is to educate your child’s heart, mind, and spirit. We have all heard the proverb, “As a ... more

John Adams said, “our government is designed for a moral and virtuous people.” A people possessing the virtues of: courage, temperance, wisdom, and justice. Paramount – charity, faith and sacrifice. ... more

Our upper grammar scholars at American Heritage Academy know the importance of manners. Scholars are taught the etiquette necessary at a formal celebration, an important business dinner and on the ... more