American High School Named 2025 Yass Prize Semifinalist for Education Innovation

PLANTATION, Fla. - EntSun -- American High School, a premier private microschool and innovative online education provider based in Plantation, Florida, has been named a 2025 Yass Prize Semifinalist, earning national recognition for its commitment to personalized, real-world learning and student-centered education.

The Yass Prize is a national award that celebrates education organizations advancing Sustainable, Transformational, Outstanding, and Permissionless (STOP) education. Often described as the "Pulitzer Prize of Education" for its grand prize winner, the Yass Prize highlights schools and organizations that are redefining what is possible in 21st-century learning.

American High School was recognized for its mission-driven approach to education, which focuses on cultivating future leaders by delivering real-world learning opportunities that empower students to take responsibility for their individual successes in the digital age.

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Through its Premier Private Microschool in Plantation, Florida, and its robust online learning platform, American High School serves students locally, nationally, and internationally. The school offers flexible, personalized learning pathways designed to meet students where they are while maintaining rigorous academic standards.

Academic offerings include College Preparatory, Honors, Advanced Placement (AP), Dual Enrollment, and NCAA-approved courses, providing students with multiple pathways to graduation, college readiness, and career success. Technology-forward instruction and innovative curriculum design allow students to engage in meaningful learning experiences that build critical thinking, independence, and real-world skills.

"This recognition affirms our commitment to reimagining education in a way that is flexible, relevant, and centered on student success," said Christina Fulmore of American High School. "Our focus remains on preparing students not just for graduation, but for life beyond the classroom in an increasingly digital and global world."

As American High School continues to grow, it remains dedicated to expanding access to high-quality education, strengthening partnerships, and creating learning environments that inspire accountability, leadership, and lifelong learning.