There’s still time to set your son up for success at a school that is better for every boy. There are still limited slots available in some grades for the 2026-2027 school year.
Army and Navy Academy’s blog is a window into life at California’s premiere college preparatory military boarding school. Here, we’ll share cadet stories, achievements, insights from our leadership team, and information for families interested in boy brain science and the Gurian model. Whether you’re a prospective family exploring what sets the Academy apart or a member of our vibrant Warrior community, you’ll find exciting and informative perspectives.
Technology dependence with kids is a real issue and it is becoming more pervasive. We will look at factors that contribute to technology dependence, as well as signs and symptoms to watch closely. In addition, we will provide some strategies for actually preventing...
Goal setting is fundamental to long-term success. After all, it’s difficult to get to a desired destination before you it’s been clearly defined.
Boarding schools naturally foster a sense of independence, build resilience, and help students mature and develop good life habits. Learn how boarding school students can adopt healthy lifestyle changes by making overall physical and mental health a top priority. ...
Fostering a growth mindset can help high school students face challenges and adversity with a positive attitude. In this article, learn more about how students can cultivate a growth mindset, get answers to your questions, and find a private school aligned with a...
Learn more about how attending boarding school can improve the mental health of teens. Read more at Army and Navy Academy for more details on mental health at boarding school. Boarding schools offer a number of critical support systems to address mental health and...
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 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.
Understanding the differences between how boys and girls learn and doing something about it in our nation’s schools is critical to better preparing our children to become successful adults in tomorrow’s world.
The boarding school environment gives teens the tools they need to develop the critical skills that lead to independence.
Here are a few tried and true preparation tips to help every Cadet study effectively and perform to the best of his abilities.