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	The Indiana Academy for Science, Mathematics, and Humanities is a public two-year residential high school for gifted and talented students throughout Indiana. Additionally, the Indiana Academy provides distance learning opportunities to high school students throughout the U.S. The Indiana Academy offers distance learning options in five advanced placement courses, eight foreign language courses as well as physics I, astronomy and West in the World. For more information about the Indiana Academy's distance learning program please visit our website at http://www.bsu.edu/academy/distance/.
	Indiana Online Academy is a virtual high school supported by CIESC in partnership with more than 90 traditional high schools working closely with the guidance counseling staff in each of the high schools. The Indiana Online Academy offers 40 Core courses and Advanced Placement courses which have been developed and are facilitated by highly qualified and Indiana certified high school teachers. The Advanced Placement courses have earned approval status through the A.P. audit conducted by the College Board. The program focuses on student achievement and developing skills for continued academic success. Each course is designed to meet and exceed the Indiana State Standards and promotes critical thinking, independent learning and time management skills. The Indiana Online Academy continues to strive to accommodate individual student's varied learning styles and intelligence types to assist and encourage the path and the pace by which they learn best. Under CIESC's leadership, IOA seeks to become the premier alternative to traditional high school in Indiana by providing high-quality opportunities for anywhere, anytime learning for high school students. For additional information please visit the web site at www.indianaonlineacademy.org or call 1-800-532-8339.
	In 1999, Indiana University High School (IUHS) was created by the Indiana University School of Continuing Studies. IUHS offers over 100 individual high school courses as well as a general, a college prep, and an academic honors diploma. Dual-credit courses also are available. All courses are offered through a traditional correspondence course format with over half available in an online format, too. All IUHS guidance counselors and instructors are certified and licensed by the State of Indiana. The IUHS curriculum is based on the curriculum standards established by the Indiana Department of Education and are developed and reviewed by certified teachers or university professors. IUHS currently has 1,700 students enrolled in its diploma programs and approximately 3,000 taking individual courses that they will transfer back to their home high schools. Three hundred and four high schools in Indiana have affiliations with IUHS, which means that they have enrolled students in IUHS courses. Approximately 400 students have graduated from IUHS since 1999 and have been admitted to over 100 institutions of higher education. IUHS is accredited by the North Central Association and the Commission on Trans-Regional and International Accreditation. For more information, visit http://iuhighschool.iu.edu or call 800-334-1011.
	The Indiana Virtual Academy (IndVA) offers online high school level courses to all Indiana students. These courses range from basic English, math, science, and social studies to advanced level courses. Courses can be taken for credit recovery, scheduling conflicts, increase local school offerings, homebound illness or special needs, etc. The IndVA also offers a complete summer school program. Courses are available 24/7, are self-paced, and accessible through any Internet connection. Additional information is available at www.IndVA.org or by calling 812-689-0400 ext. 2.
	Ivy Tech Community College is a leader in providing dual credit to Indiana high school students through classes offered both in the high school and at Ivy Tech Community College campuses located throughout the state. Ivy Tech Community College is also a leader in offering online classes which may allow students to earn high school credit and college credit at the same time if permission is given by their high school. Through the Indiana Core Transfer Library and other transfer agreements most Ivy Tech Community College courses will transfer to other institutions.