Accredited, Reviewed, and Verified

You already did the hard part. What you want now is for it to turn into something: an internship, a first job, a graduate program, a network that answers when you call.

So we built the SCLA around that outcome. Every program states what you will be able to do when you finish it, measures whether you got there, and gets revised when it falls short. Your Career Accelerator work in the Honor Society and your Career Foundations work in the Academy are built the same way, against real outcomes.

Accreditation is how we keep ourselves honest about it.

Earning accreditation from the Accrediting Commission for Schools, Western Association of Schools and Colleges takes a full self-study of the organization, an on-site evaluation by a visiting committee of trained educators, and a documented plan for continued improvement.

The reviewers look at whether what we say we teach is what we actually teach, and whether our members are learning it.

We went through that process and hold accreditation through June 30, 2029. It operates on a six-year cycle with ongoing review, which means we have to keep meeting the standard, not just prove we met it once.

Array Global evaluated the same programs against a separate set of standards, through its own self-report and on-site review process, and continues to review us after the fact rather than treating accreditation as a single pass-fail moment.

We hold that accreditation through June 30, 2031, granted in recognition of meeting or exceeding the Array Global Standards of Quality Education.

Two independent bodies. Two sets of standards. Two review cycles. Same conclusion.