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    A School Designed Around Your Life

    Flexible scheduling, year-round enrollment, and real support for students ages 16–21.


    This might be the right fit if you:

    Need a flexible schedule
    Want a different path to graduation
    Are balancing school with work or other responsibilities
    Are ready to move toward college or a career

    What makes us different

    Flexible Scheduling

    Attend a 4-hour block that works for your schedule.

    Year-Round Enrollment

    New classes begin daily, and enrollment remains open throughout the year.

    College and Career Readiness

    Students have access to exams, certifications, and readiness opportunities that support their next steps.

    Built for Real Life

    Designed for students ages 16–21 who need flexibility, support, and a clear path forward.

    You can still graduate. We can help you get there.

    Humanities and Sciences High School serves students ages 16 to 21, including students who are overage, under-credited, or looking for a school model that better fits their life.

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    What students are saying

    “I learned more at Humanities than I did anywhere else.”
    “I'm really grateful for the school and the teachers for their support and help to accomplish my goals.”
    “They made me feel like I can do anything I put my mind to.”

    What parents are saying

    “Three of my children have graduated from here as well as myself and I have been satisfied each time.”
    “He turned everything around at the school. I couldn't be more pleased with the outcome.”
    “This school has changed my son's life for the better and his outlook has changed so much. I'm grateful.”

    College and career readiness opportunities

    Humanities and Sciences High School provides Adult Basic Education, Adult Secondary Education, Literacy, and English Language Acquisition for Adults. Students may also access college and career readiness opportunities through assessments and certifications.

    • American Heart Association Basic Life Support Certification
    • ACT WorkKeys National Career Readiness Certificate
    • College Level Examination Program (CLEP)
    • General Educational Development (GED)
    • GED Ready assessments
    • Rosetta Stone Language Learning assessments
    • Naiku end-of-course assessments
    • Aztec end-of-course assessments

    Support beyond the classroom

    The school takes responsibility for expenses related to select examinations and certifications, including the American Heart Association Basic Life Support certificate and support connected to ACT WorkKeys, CLEP, GED, and related American Council on Education credit recommendation transcript costs for qualifying students.

    School entities and locations

    Humanities and Sciences Academy of the United States, Inc.

    Humanities and Sciences High School – Tempe
    Humanities and Sciences High School – MCG
    Humanities and Sciences Academy Arizona (online only)

    International Commerce Secondary Schools, Inc.

    Humanities and Sciences High School – Phoenix

    Our mission

    Humanities and Sciences Academy of the United States, Inc.

    The mission of the Humanities and Sciences Academy of the United States, Inc. is to prepare adult high school students (16 years of age to 21 years of age) academically for occupational education, post-secondary education, social responsibility, employability, and lifelong learning.

    International Commerce Secondary Schools, Inc.

    The mission of the International Commerce Secondary Schools, Inc. is to prepare adult high school students (16 years of age to 21 years of age) academically for occupational education, post-secondary education, social responsibility, employability, and lifelong learning.

    Online program

    Humanities and Sciences Academy Arizona provides a rigorous, accelerated academic program in world languages, language arts, literature, social studies, mathematics, and natural sciences. Courses integrate Arizona Academic Standards and are taught by highly qualified, certified instructors using inquiry-based learning, cooperative learning, and technology. Instruction takes place over the phone, one-on-one.

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    Additional information

    Humanities and Sciences High School does not receive federal compensatory education funding and does not participate in Title I-A, Title II-A, Title III-A, and Title IV-A programs. The school does not provide Free and Reduced Priced Lunch.