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Army and Navy Academy Boarding School for Boys
With a breathtaking campus on the shores of Southern California, the Army and Navy Academy is a college preparatory boarding school for boys for grades 7-12. Long respected as among the top military boarding schools in the United States, the Academy attracts domestic students across the country and international students from Europe, Asia, Africa and South America.
Discover the excellence of Army and Navy's JROTC leadership program, University of California curriculum standards, CIF Athletics, and rich residential life.
Discover the excellence of Army and Navy's JROTC leadership program, University of California curriculum standards, CIF Athletics, and rich residential life.
Army and Navy Academy's Atkinson Warrior Band performed LIVE last Friday, April 20, 2012 at 5:50AM on News 8 (San Diego). Prior to their performance, Academy President BG Stephen Bliss spoke with news anchor Nichelle Medina about the benefits of an Army and Navy Academy experience.
For those of you not in the San Diego area, or who may have missed the early morning airing, click on this link to view the broadcast on the News 8 website or on our Facebook Fan Page to see photos from the event.
Warrior Pride!
Read Full StoryCadet found the structure he was looking for at the Army and Navy Academy. Two years ago, Jacob Mole was struggling to stay engaged in school. He had high hopes and expectations for himself. But he found it wasn’t enough.
“I’ve always had the ability to do good work,” Mole said. “But I didn’t have the motivation.
As the end of his sophomore year at Tualatin High School grew closer, he and his parents knew a change was needed.
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