Academy of Finance

The Academy of Finance (AOF) was first established in 1982 by the National Academy Foundation. The Academy of Finance is one of the three member programs sponsored by the National Academy Foundation. It is a small learning community that offers high school students an opportunity to study accounting, international trade, leadership, and the use of technology in preparing for college and the financial services industry. It also allows students to earn college credit while still in secondary education. The program is offered in more than 260 secondary education institutions nationwide.

Schools Offering the Program

* Dunwoody High School
* Independence High School
* Business Careers High School
* Walter M. Williams High School
* Buchholz High School
* West Seneca East High School
* Northeast High School
* Center Grove High School
* Greenfield High School
* Columbus East High School
* Hamilton Southeastern High School
* Northwest High School
* Perry Meridian High School
* Pike High School
* Paul Robeson High School
* Southport High School
* Flanagan High School
* John Dewey High School
* East Davidson High School
* James Madison High School (New York)
* Northport High School
* Westport High School
* William R. Boone High School
* Overlea High School
* New Hyde Park Memorial High School
* Waipahu High School
* Lancaster High School (New York)
* Charles Herbert Flowers High School
* Lansdowne High School
* Highland School of Technology
* Brandon High School [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brandon_High_School]

See also

*National Academy Foundation
*Academy of Hospitality and Tourism
*Academy of Information Technology
*Academy of Engineering

References

* [http://www.naf.org/cps/rde/xchg/SID-3F57E0FB-03D3CC19/naf-2006/hs.xsl/373.htm AOF website]

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