Does the term 'military school' conjure up images of a place where you send troubled young men or boys who can't keep their hands off a gun? Well, if it does, you are wrong. America's military prep schools carry on a proud tradition of academic and personal excellence which has withstood the assaults of negative media attention and changing fashions in education. Furthermore, many military schools are now co-ed reflecting the changes in the role of women in our armed forces at the national level.
A military school education embraces structure, teamwork, and a solid focus on self-discipline. And they are not just for men either. Several schools are co-educational. Technology plays a major role in military schools these days, reflecting the enormous changes technology has wrought across the entire defense spectrum in America today.
Military school graduates have gone on to be our nation's leaders. They have paid the price for defending our freedom.
Proudly you gathered, rank on rank, to war
As who had heard God’s message from afar;
All you had hoped for, all you had, you gave,
To save mankind—yourselves you scorned to save.
Stanza II from O Valiant Hearts by John S. Ark-wright
- Admiral Farragut Academy
- American Military Academy
- Army and Navy Academy
- Benedictine High School
- Benedictine Military School
- Camden Military Academy
- Carson Long Military Institute
- Chamberlain-Hunt Military Academy
- Culver Military Academy
- Fishburne Military School
- Florida Air Academy
- Fork Union Military Academy
- Georgia Military College
- Hargrave Military Academy
- Howe Military School
- Lyman Ward Military Academy
- Marine Military Academy
- Massanutten Military Academy
- Missouri Military Academy
- New Mexico Military Institute
- New York Military Academy
- Oak Ridge Military Academy
- Randolph-Macon Academy
- Riverside Military Academy
- St. Catherine's Military Academy
- St. John's Military School
- St. John's Northwestern Military Academy
- Texas Military Institute
- Valley Forge Military Academy & College
