Admissions FAQs

Yes. We are accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC). This accreditation ensures our credits and diplomas are recognized by universities and employers worldwide. Please visit our Accreditation page for more details on our standing and reputation.

Yes, CMASAS is a fully approved by the NCAA (NCAA High School Code: 380581). Our mastery-based courses meet the rigorous standards of the NCAA Eligibility Center, ensuring student-athletes remain eligible for DI and DII collegiate sports. Our NCAA-approved curriculum is designed for extreme flexibility, allowing athletes to balance elite training with high-quality academics.

Personalication™ is our trademarked philosophy that transforms education from a "one-size-fits-all" model into a custom journey. Unlike traditional online schools with rigid schedules, we use Personalized Education Plans (PEPs) to adapt courses to a student's specific learning style and passions. By combining 1-1 support from Personalized Education Coaches (PECs) with a 100% asynchronous, mastery-based model, students can accelerate through strengths or take extra time to master difficult concepts.

CMASAS requires all students to obtain at least 80% mastery. Learning is mastery-based, meaning students do not move forward with "gaps" in their knowledge. Personalication™allows students to take extra time to master difficult concepts and move more quickly through material they already know, eliminating arbitrary limitations on student progress.

CMASAS offers the flexibility of homeschooling with the professional backing of an accredited private school. We adapt curriculum to each individual student's unique learning style. As an accredited institution, we provide the core curriculum, credentialed instructors, and official transcripts needed to satisfy state guidelines and college admissions requirements. We also offer NCAA-approved courses and ASU dual enrollment to prepare students for success beyond high school.

No, CMASAS is 100% asynchronous. Online classes are not live lectures, but interactive, dynamic lessons that access a variety of modalities to engage the learner. Our educators embrace the individual learning styles of each student through a flexible Personalized Education Plan (PEP). Our PECs and Course Instructors work together to nurture the whole person in a safe, student-centered environment.

Through Personalication™, we remove the "academic ceiling." Gifted and Advanced students can test out of material they already know and dive deeper into passions, often completing multiple grade levels in a single year. Advanced learners also have access to over 25 AP courses and 60+ dual-enrollment courses through Arizona State University.

Absolutely. We are the preferred choice for professional Performers and Athletes with rigorous training or filming schedules. Because there are no "live class" requirements, you can school at any time that fits your craft. Our asynchronous model ensures that your education follows your schedule, not the other way around.

Our asynchronous model allows students facing medical challenges to prioritize health without falling behind. There are no deadlines; the curriculum waits for the student. This stress-free approach ensures academic continuity while allowing for treatments, recovery, and wellness.

Yes. Our "Global Portability" means your school stays with you through every PCS (Permanent Change of Station). With 365-day rolling enrollment, military kids can start or pause their education whenever their life requires it. We also offer support through our Military Family Program, including tuition discounts.

View our How to Enroll page for detailed instructions on starting your journey with CMASAS.

PECs are the main point of contact for families. They are qualified teachers who provide guidance on academic progress and establish a Personalized Education Plan (PEP) in collaboration with the parent and student. They also lead optional weekly online homerooms for peer interaction.

Course Instructors (CIs) are subject-matter experts who provide support as students work through courses. They provide thorough feedback through grading and coordinate with PECs to support students’ specific learning styles and interests.

Yes, a variety of AP and Honors courses are available and can be viewed in the high school course catalog.

Clubs are a great way for students to connect. For a complete list of currently offered clubs, please visit the Student Clubs page. We also offer staff-monitored school chats via Microsoft Teams.

CMASAS students may apply for tuition assistance through the Personalized Education Foundation. You can fill out the assistance form or visit pefoundation.org to learn more.

Official CMASAS transcripts can be requested online through Parchment.