American Heritage Schools Class of 2026
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American Heritage Schools is celebrating an outstanding year, as the Class of 2026 earned admissions offers from some of the nation’s most selective colleges and universities. An impressive 53 students got Ivy League acceptances, while more than 524 were admitted to Top 30 schools nationwide. Closer to home, 217 seniors were accepted by the University of Florida.
A combination of demanding academics, pre-professional programs and individualized college preparation helped students at the school’s two campuses — Broward County and Palm Beach County — stand out in an increasingly competitive academic landscape.
“Our mission has always been to prepare students for the global stage, and this year’s college map proves exactly that,” said Doug Laurie, president of American Heritage Schools. “From the Ivy League halls of Harvard, Yale and Brown to the innovative hubs of Stanford and UCLA and the prestigious quadrangles of Duke, Johns Hopkins and Vanderbilt, the Class of 2026 is truly a coast-to-coast cohort.”
Students say the school’s support system readied them for what comes next. “American Heritage Schools equipped me with amazing teachers, rigorous courses and great leadership and extracurricular opportunities, so I feel very prepared to balance all that I will tackle in college,” said Daniela Staton, a senior from the Palm Beach campus who plans to attend Stanford.
For more information about American Heritage Schools, visit ahschool.com.