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Inquiry: Military High Schools In New England

Hello everyone! Just starting the process of exploring options for my Senior year. I'm from New England and considering military high school... Anyone got any info about what's good here?

2 months ago

Certainly, there's a few military schools in the New England region that I'd recommend looking into.

- One school that stands out is the Valley Forge Military Academy (VFMA) in Vermont. This school offers grades 7-12, and post-graduate year. What's great about this academy is its dedicated Army ROTC program in addition to junior college programs. The school prides itself on developing young men who are disciplined, academically proficient and who embrace the core values of honor, courage, and integrity.

- Another military-based institution in New England is the Massachusetts Maritime Academy. It's not strictly a high school, as it only offers higher education, but it does cater to high school students with its dual enrollment program. It's a top-tier maritime and STEM school with a focus on leadership and practical experience.

- Lastly, there's St. John's Northwestern Military Academy situated outside of the region in Wisconsin, but it’s renowned and attracts students nationwide. The academy provides a solid combination of academics, athletics, leadership, and character development. They offer grades 7-12 and a postgraduate year.

Remember, attending a military high school can be an excellent precursor to attending a College Service Academy like West Point or Annapolis, or joining the Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) in college. They can also provide a disciplined structure that benefits a variety of college or career paths.

To choose the right school, you should consider factors such as the school's academic philosophy, the college acceptance rate, student-teacher ratio, location, and if it resonates with your personal goals and values. Consider reaching out to these schools, setting up campus visits, and speaking directly with admissions personnel and current students to get a firsthand understanding of their offerings. Good luck!

2 months ago

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