Grading specialists assess submitted work and give academic feedback. Parents remain the teachers of record.
Highlands Prep.
A structured American school programme with grading support, official records, flexible study and a clear route to an American High School Diploma.
- School years
- Kindergarten–Grade 12
- Diploma total
- 24 credits
- Service
- 20 hours
Highlands Preparatory Academy Tennessee is a state approved Category IV Non-Public school. LEA # 240 · School ID # 9980

Prep A state-approved American school at home
A school structure that travels with the learner.
Learners work through online lessons, offline activities, assessments and projects. There is no fixed daily live timetable, but weekly pacing and grading support keep the work moving.
Report cards and transcripts document progress through the school programme.
The asynchronous format can fit around travel, sport, health needs and changing family schedules.
Educe helps families choose courses, plan the academic year and communicate with the school.
Subject choice grows with the learner.
The earlier years centre on four core subjects. Middle School adds a wider elective menu. High School starts in Grade 9 and each completed course contributes to the graduation record.
Build the core.
Mathematics, Language Arts, Science and Social Studies follow standard grade-level courses.
Explore more.
The same four core subjects continue, with more room to test interests before High School.
Earn the diploma credits.
English, Mathematics, Science and Social Studies form the academic core. Courses are selected against a four-year graduation plan.
High School is a 24-credit plan.
American High School runs from Grade 9 through Grade 12. Learners earn credits by successfully completing individual courses, so the diploma is built course by course across four years.
One full-year course
One semester course
Community service, required in addition to the 24 credits
What adds up to 24
Science and Social Studies course choices count toward their compulsory subject totals. They do not count toward the 6.5 elective credits. Elective credits come from additional approved courses selected for the learner's interests and graduation plan.
Compulsory totals still leave room for choice.
A learner does not take every course below. Courses are chosen to meet each subject total, suit the learner's interests and fit the four-year graduation plan.
Science
- Biology
- Chemistry
- Physical Science
- Physics
Selected Science courses count toward the compulsory Science total.
Social Studies
- World History
- U.S. History
- Government
- Economics
- Geography
- Philosophy
- Sociology
- World Religions
Selected Social Studies courses count toward the compulsory Social Studies total.
Elective areas
Computer & Information Systems, Programming and Business Basics
Cooking, Baking and Early Childhood Education
Outdoor Studies and Independent Study
Approved independent study and extracurricular activities may also provide opportunities to earn credit.
The complete Highlands Prep Academy Course Catalogue contains current course descriptions, academic policies and detailed graduation rules. Ask Educe for the catalogue before finalising a High School plan.
School records with local support.
Highlands grading specialists review submitted work. Educe gives families a local contact for course selection, academic planning, parent communication and practical support.
- Programme access and account setup
- Online lessons, assignments and assessments
- Work reviewed by grading specialists
- Official report cards and transcripts
- Course-selection and academic-planning help
- Parent communication and local Educe support
- Stable internet connection required
- Laptop or desktop recommended