Meridian Learning is a registered nonprofit organization and an independent private school based in Massachusetts, serving students internationally through our hybrid online and residential model.

We believe families should be able to clearly understand the legal, institutional, and academic framework in which the school operates.

Massachusetts Nonprofit Organization

Meridian Learning Foundation, Inc. is incorporated in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts as a nonprofit corporation.

Legal name: Meridian Learning Foundation, Inc.
Entity type: Massachusetts nonprofit corporation
EIN: 42-3088008

[View our Massachusetts corporate registration →]

Meridian Learning Foundation is currently pursuing federal recognition as a tax-exempt organization under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.

Registered Private School in Massachusetts

Meridian Learning is registered with the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) as a private school.

Our school is included in the Massachusetts directory of public and private schools.

[View Meridian Learning in the Massachusetts school directory →]

As a Massachusetts private school, Meridian maintains student academic records and provides official school transcripts documenting coursework, academic progress, and credits completed at Meridian.

Accreditation

Meridian Learning is currently in the process of seeking accreditation through Cognia, an international nonprofit accreditation organization serving schools and educational institutions worldwide.

Accreditation is a separate process from state registration. Meridian is currently a registered Massachusetts private school; Cognia accreditation is in progress and has not yet been granted.

[Learn more about Cognia accreditation →]

We will update this page as Meridian progresses through the accreditation process.

Academic Records & Transcripts

Meridian maintains official academic records for enrolled students.

Our academic reporting combines:

  • course and credit records;
  • mastery-based assessment;
  • narrative teacher feedback;
  • documentation of independent projects and research;
  • official transcripts for secondary-school and university applications.

For students planning university applications in the United States or internationally, we work individually with families to plan an appropriate academic pathway, including external examinations such as AP exams when relevant.