Residential Academies
GRAND RIVER ACADEMY
AUSTINBURG, OHIO
PRIVATE ALL BOYS BOARDING-SCHOOL
Grand River Academy is a well-accredited, well-appointed boys private boarding high school. Their campus in Austinburg, Ohio, was founded in 1831 and spans over 200 acres. By keeping classes sizes small and providing dedicated student support, the academic boarding school sets their students up for success in college and beyond. By also offering boarding school athletics, they grow their students into more diverse, well-rounded individuals, enabling them to discover their character and activate their potential for lifelong success.
CAPSTONE ACADEMY
ATLANTA, GEORGIA
PRIVATE SCHOOL
Capstone Academy is a community of teachers and administrators investing into their students who become their own capstone project, representing a culmination of their academic and intellectual experience. They believe that students who are balanced, who understand their own power of belonging in school, friendships, family and the world, can then explore their education with a sense of wonder and pursue their own passions with an ultimate potential for their success.
SAN DOMENICO SCHOOL
SAN ANSELMO, CALIFORNIA
PRIVATE CO-EDUCATION BOARDING SCHOOL
San Domenico faculty teach in a spirit of open inquiry and critical thinking. Students tend to their garden, learn interconnectedness through their ecological literacy program, and reflect on their place within the sacred community of nature. They study ethics and create service learning projects to spread social justice, peace, and equality for all people. In every activity, they cooperate and collaborate to create a community of respect and belonging.
San Domenico is a non-religious school. Yet their mission and their school culture are infused with values they gain from their Dominican heritage. They celebrate religions and cultures from all over the world. Students take comparative religion courses where they learn the history and teachings of many different faiths. With that context, they explore their own purpose, sense of meaning, and philosophy of life. They develop their own authentic values. And they encourage them to practice those values in their school community and in the larger world.
