This easy-to-use phonics program for adults focuses on building essential reading skills through systematic instruction. It helps improve literacy, comprehension, spelling, and pronunciation by emphasizing sound-letter relationships, blending, and word recognition.
Build the Foundation for Future Success.
The Ability-to-Benefit (ATB) Training Program empowers students to strengthen essential math, reading, and writing skills—laying the groundwork for lasting academic and career success. Through this program, students build the confidence and competencies needed to achieve their educational goals.
For individuals without a high school diploma or equivalency, the ATB program also opens doors to higher education. By successfully completing the program and passing the Accuplacer test at a 5th-grade level, students become eligible for federal Pell Grants—providing access to over $40,000 in funding for college or vocational training.
The ATB program is self-paced and flexible, allowing students to learn on their own schedules while balancing work and personal commitments. It serves as the first step toward unlocking their potential and pursuing the future they deserve.
This 24-credit program is offered through a partnership with American High School which offers a fully accredited online K-12 education. This is a self-paced program with over 500 online courses to date. This K-12 curriculum is interactive and adapted to each student’s learning needs. It is structured per Common Core State Standards to stimulate the student’s interest while engaging them in the learning process and maintaining their focus for successful core course completion including a diverse selection of languages and electives.
This 18-credit program is offered through a partnership with American High School (AHS), which offers this fully accredited online and self-paced program. The requirements are designed for students over the age of 17 seeking a nationally recognized high school diploma that qualifies for community college admission. No state-mandated testing is required, making it ideal for students who struggle with tests. Additionally, ESL students can enroll in the ESL curriculum to learn English while earning elective credits.
