Curriculum Description

ASL possesses a centrally managed, Common Core Standards based curriculum with objectives and outcomes that are carefully defined. Individual instructors then have the responsibility to expand and enhance the basic curriculum by augmenting it with current resources and practices. The curriculum is under continual content and quality review.

Academic Classes

Courses at the American School of Leadership are offered in Mathematics, Science, Language Arts, and Social Studies. Additionally, we offer specialized career courses in Preparatory Business and Technology. However, students are required to complete general education requirements, which are described in greater detail in the Programs section.

School e-Library

To accommodate the needs of students and faculty, the American School of Leadership offers its library services online. This digital distribution of information is well-suited to today’s knowledge workers and provides a functional version of the information systems that students and faculty will be expected to use throughout their careers.

The eLibrary, with its collection of databases, is accessible to all students and faculty at any time and from virtually any location with an Internet connection, through a secure, password-protected login.

The electronic library provides students with the necessary resources. ASL has partnered with the Library and Information Resources Network, which meets all these requirements.

Definition of a Unit of Credit

ASL course units are credit-based and are awarded upon passing an end of course assessment. Each student is awarded 1 unit of credit per course unless the course specifically indicates differently.