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Web Site FAQ -- Frequently Asked QuestionsAdobe AcrobatCertain documents on our site require the Adobe Reader
in order to view or print. Why do you need my E-Mail address?For any application we receive from our web-site, we expect to be able to communicate with you in the same manner. We
will send information concerning the receipt, processing and status of your applications, as well as reminders for specific
updates that may be required throughout the school year. Your E-Mail address is used by us only to communicate information
to you concerning your application and PHA specific notifications. We DO NOT share this information with anyone.
For more information regarding our use of personal information, please review our Privacy Policy. I dont have an E-Mail address. Can I still register online?Yes! For the security of the information you provide, you will still have to create a My-PHA account. You will need to determine a User ID and Password for you new account. BrowsersOur site has been designed and tested with Microsoft
Internet Explorer V6.0 and Mozilla Firefox 1.5. While it's
reasonable to assume that our site will also work with other browsers such as Netscape
Navigator, Opera, or Konqueror, there may be
subtle differences in how our site looks and performs within these browsers. How is my personal information handled by this Website?We use industry-standard, SSL (secure socket layer) encryption for any message that contains personal information. Why should I upgrade my browser to support JavaScript 1.2?This site uses JavaScript technology to process its transactions and requires a browser capable of running JavaScript, version 1.2 or higher. For the industry's most popular browsers, Netscape 6.1 (or above) and Internet Explorer 5.0 (or above) are recommended. For other browsers, please consult the browser's manufacturer. Why should I upgrade my browser to support 128-bit encryption?This site uses Secure Socket Layer (SSL) certificates for security purposes,
which requires the browser to be able to communicate at 128-bit encryption. To upgrade to 128-bit encryption for:
I need help with my Homeschool application, or
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