Excellence in academics stems from passionate teachers who are trained to teach in the ways that work best for boys. This, combined with a challenging curriculum and structured learning environment, creates an ideal learning culture.
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Army JROTC has a well-defined organizational structure, geared to foster leadership and character. Each person in the unit has an individual job that is part of a larger task, which is part of a much larger mission.
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Participation in physical activity is an integral part of a healthy day, so all of our Cadets get out and moving each afternoon. Between our C.I.F. teams, club sports, and physical training options, there’s something for everyone.
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Army and Navy Academy is a college-preparatory boarding school for boys grades 7-12, with a focus on leadership, academics, and athletics.
Our curriculum emphasizes self-discipline, teamwork, responsibility, accountability, time management, and leadership.
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The lack of leadership education is one reason for the growing disparity in educational attainment among U.S. students of different races, nationalities and socio-economic backgrounds.
As a parent of a boy who thrived as a student in an all-boys military boarding school, I’ve spent considerable time researching and learning the specific reasons why.
Boys learn differently than girls and as a result are not functioning as well as their distaff counterparts in the co-educational settings.
Choosing the college that is right for you is beyond important and that decision is based on a myriad of factors. Here’s how to come prepared.
Boys and girls learn differently for a very simple biological reason – their brains are built differently. Given, their differences, boys and girls perform better provided different stimuli.
We are failing boys if we don’t address the “malignancies” in the education system. If you think of this as a cancer, it is growing and we cannot ignore it.