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Positive Feedback on FCIS & SACS Joint Accreditation Evaluation

The FCIS and SACS joint accreditation evaluation was completed on March 18, 2008, with positive feedback reported. Accreditation is vital as it ensures adherence to high educational standards, guarantees the acceptance of graduates' credits in the U.S. and abroad, enables AYA to certify its teachers, facilitates membership in more organizations, and provides opportunities for staff development and scholarships for AYA graduates. FCIS currently accredits 159 independent schools in Florida and is part of the National Association of Independent Schools.

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Positive Feedback on FCIS & SACS Joint Accreditation Evaluation

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  1. FCIS / SACS Joint Accreditation Evaluation Completed 3/18/08 Feedback was Positive Awaiting Final Results!

  2. WHY ACCREDITATION? • Ensures Adherence to High Standards • Guarantees Acceptance of Graduates’ Credits in US & Overseas • Allows AYA to Certify Its Own Teachers • Allows for Membership in More Organizations • Offers More Opportunities for: • Staff Development • Scholarships for AYA Graduates

  3. FCIS Accredits 159 Independent Schools throughout Florida • Member of National Association of Independent Schools SACS / CASI • Accredits Public and Private Schools, Colleges & Universities throughout the South & Latin America

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