Grand River Academy

Grand River Academy is a specialized high school in Ohio, USA. Established in 1831 by a group of prominent leaders from the Austinburg Congregational Church, the school was originally intended to prepare young men for ministerial vocations. Currently it is a non-military, nonsectarian, boys boarding school. Grand River Academy has made available a college preparatory program for boys, whose needs have not being met by a traditional high school. The academy prides itself on its unique academic structure, its great sense of community, small classes, individualized attention and supervised study hours. In order to graduate, students from the academy have to obtain 21 units of credit. Furthermore, all seniors must be accepted by an accredited college before they graduate.

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