CMASSAS is accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges, known as WASC, ensuring a focus on equity, inclusion, and access to high-level, rigorous learning opportunities for all students worldwide. Many courses are also NCAA-approved (School Code: 380581) for student athletes pursuing collegiate sports.

Courses are interactive and self-paced — no live lectures, no deadlines to race against. Our asynchronous lessons access multiple modalities to engage the learner and allow students to control their own schedules. With rolling enrollment, students can start anytime and move at their own speed.

CMASAS students go on to top colleges and universities worldwide. Honors and AP courses, plus 60+ dual-enrollment classes through our Arizona State University (ASU) partnership, lets students earn college credit while still in high school.

Assignments can be personalized to each student's learning style, interests, skill level, and pace. Since students learn from home or any parent-monitored environment, campus safety is never a concern.

Every student gets a Personalized Education Plan plus a dedicated Personal Education Coach (PEC) and Course Instructors, real people guiding course planning, organization, goal setting, and fulfillment of graduation requirements while keeping your interests in mind.

PECs offer weekly or daily support, depending on tuition level, and serve as the family's main point of contact for the entire CMASAS journey — forging a true partnership. Our instructional support team assists with student’s achievement of both academic and personal life goals.

We provide a full range of 200+ STEAM courses, hands-on science labs, Career Technical Education, and a full slate of visual and performing arts — from music to digital design to nine different world languages.

Our mastery-based model keeps course loads light (1-3 classes at a time) and requires 80%+ to pass, so students can retest until they've truly learned it. Portfolio Courses even turn personal passions into academic credit.

Students may socialize during weekly homeroom, 30+ clubs, all-school assemblies, in-person regional gatherings, and annual international trips — plus explore leadership opportunities through Student Council and National Honor Society.

Our student body spans 31 countries, giving every student a global perspective. International students earn a U.S. diploma from a WASC-accredited school — opening doors to American universities.