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At The Academy, we focus on offering the latest courses, and we care about the personal success of each and every one of our students. Because the marketplace demands it, we offer programs that can lead to long-term sustainable careers for our grads.
The Academy of Court Reporting & Technology and The Academy of Court Reporting:

The Academy was founded in Cleveland in 1970: since then it has added a campus in Clawson. From 1970 to 1984, the Academy built a national reputation for producing outstanding court reporters and placing them throughout the United States. In 1984, because of the increasing demand for qualified paralegals and legal secretaries, the Academy expanded its vision to include these areas. In 2001, the growth and need for investigative and security specialists pointed the Academy toward the development and implementation of its Security & Investigation program.

Due to the demand for medical training, ACRT (Cleveland) expanded into the medical and business field.
Core Purpose:

The Academy's purpose is to improve the quality of life for the region it serves by developing a competent and educated workforce for career positions in demand.
Mission Statement:

Our mission is to provide a range of quality education, which prepares students for meaningful and profitable employment.
Objectives:

The following objectives are integral to the mission of the institution:

* Provide quality education within a well-planned and compact curriculum to allow students successful career options.

* Educate students with modern, relevant, and practical equipment and supplies in a professional learning environment.

* Maintain skilled and experienced educational staff and faculty devoted to the personal and professional development of each student.

* Provide services to assist students in the successful completion of their programs of study, externship placement, and job placement assistance.

* Offer the most up-to-date information through classes in general, academic, technical and specialized programs of study.