In accordance with the state mandate, AHCCS buildings are closed until April 30th. We continue to provide continuity of education by providing online assignments, online access to teachers for coaching/tutoring and online access to mentors and guidance counselors. Beginning Monday, March 30th we will resume the streaming of live classes with new instruction beginning the 4th marking period. All special education services will then be provided virtually.
Achievement House Cyber Charter School offers an engaging online 7-12th grade program that enables you to achieve your full potential and reach your educational goals.
We are proud to be an accredited, non-profit, PA cyber charter school. We are innovative, creative, and eager to use the newest technology available to prepare you for success in a technology-driven world.
The Achievement House Cyber Charter School Mentor program offers our students and their families above and beyond support both academically and personally. Click "read more" to find out how having your own personal mentor will help you to reach your goals both inside and outside the classroom!
Could you use some advice on how to ask for what you want in a respectful way without compromising your own needs? Start following our blog series, Tips to Be Your Own Advocate, from now until March 27th and learn how you can support yourself when you need it most!
Teaching is so much more than a career path for High School ELA teacher Mrs. Gina Grandy; it's a passion. Click "read more" to learn about her journey as a cyber teacher and why she believes AHCCS is the best place to live out this passion!
Mrs. Gina Grandy of Achievement House Cyber Charter School shares her knowledge of video production at the International Society for Technology in Education Conference.
AHCCS graduate Angeline Castagna accepts position into Virginia Military Institute's Air Force ROTC program for the Fall of 2019.
Veronica Farr has been hard at work this year teaching our students how drones can be used to change the world. She took her research all the way to the International Society for Technology in Education Conference this summer, and continues to present at conferences on the importance of making drone education inclusive.
