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The Village School boarding students reside in comfortable appointed, newly-built, on-campus dormitories. We take pride in providing a safe, nurturing boarding environment and consistently hear from our residential families just how much our school feels like home.
2011-2012 marks Marine Military Academy Corps of Cadets’ second year of competition in CyberPatriot action following last year’s advancement to national semi-final standing. CyberPatriot is a premier national high school cyber defense competition created to inspire high school students toward careers in cybersecurity or other science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) disciplines deemed critical to United State’s future. The competition is the ‘brainchild’ of the Air Force Association, and national outreach was made possible by Northrop Grumman, sponsor of the CyberPatriot Program. Students compete in two parallel competitions: Open Division and All Service JROTC/CAP Division. MMA is represented in the All Service JROTC, among 661 other national schools. Every Monday through Friday the MMA CyberPatriots are hard at it, learning the latest ins and outs of Network Management…what types of irregularities and ‘hacking’ techniques to investigate in their quest to identify and eliminate intrusive threats to computer networks and resultant devastation to corporations and human life.
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The Village School boarding students reside in comfortable appointed, newly-built, on-campus dormitories. We take pride in providing a safe, nurturing boarding environment and consistently hear from our residential families just how much our school feels like home.
Championship teams with equal emphasis on girls sports
2011-2012 marks Marine Military Academy Corps of Cadets’ second year of competition in CyberPatriot action following last year’s advancement to national semi-final standing. CyberPatriot is a premier national high school cyber defense competition created to inspire high school students toward careers in cybersecurity or other science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) disciplines deemed critical to United State’s future. The competition is the ‘brainchild’ of the Air Force Association, and national outreach was made possible by Northrop Grumman, sponsor of the CyberPatriot Program. Students compete in two parallel competitions: Open Division and All Service JROTC/CAP Division. MMA is represented in the All Service JROTC, among 661 other national schools. Every Monday through Friday the MMA CyberPatriots are hard at it, learning the latest ins and outs of Network Management…what types of irregularities and ‘hacking’ techniques to investigate in their quest to identify and eliminate intrusive threats to computer networks and resultant devastation to corporations and human life.
A full range of fine arts opportunities includes music, drama and visual arts instruction.
Living on campus is much more than just going to class and studying. Boarding life is a constant adventure with most students finding a comfortable balance between academic performance and extracurricular activities.
With a 500-acre campus, horseback riding and instruction are very popular. An active FFA chapter is also available for those students desiring to raise and show livestock. Roaming the campus are a host of animals, including buffalo, alpacas, llamas, ducks, geese, donkeys, cows, horses, and miniature animals.

Texas Boarding Schools

  • School Location Grades Students
  • The Brook Hill School
    (Christian)
    1051 N Houston
    Bullard, TX 75757
    903-894-5000
    Grades: 8-12, PG | Pre-K-12, PG (day) | 645 students
  • The Hockaday School
    All-girls 
    (1)
    11600 Welch Road
    Dallas, TX 75229
    214-360-6526
    Grades: 8-12 | Pre-K-12 (day) | 1089 students
  • Marine Military Academy
    All-boys 
    320 Iwo Jima Blvd
    Harlingen, TX 78550

    Grades: 8-12, PG | 261 students
  • North Central Texas Academy
    3846 N. Hwy. 144
    Granbury, TX 76048
    254.897.4822
    Grades: K-12 | Pre-K-12 (day) | 192 students
  • St. Stephen's Episcopal School
    (Episcopal)
    (1)
    6500 St. Stephen's Drive
    Austin, TX 78746
    5123271213
    Grades: 8-12 | 6-12 (day) | 687 students
  • San Marcos Academy
    (Baptist)
    2801 Ranch Road 12
    San Marcos, TX 78666
    1-800-428-5120
    Grades: 7-12 | 6-12 (day) | 249 students
  • TMI -The Episcopal School of Texas
    (Episcopal)
    20955 West Tejas Trail
    San Antonio, TX 78257
    2106987171
    Grades: 8-12 | 6-12 (day) | 465 students
  • The Village School
    13077 Westella Drive
    Houston, TX 77077
    847-840-3064
    Grades: 9-12 | Pre-K-12 (day) | 1728 students
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