Howe Military School

Howe Military School is located on a 100-acre campus in northeast Indiana. Howe Military School is a private, co-educational, and college preparatory boarding school. Total Enrollment: 192 cadets were enrolled during the 2008-2009 school year. Currently, the Admissions Office is accepting applications for the2009-2010 school year. Student community: Howe cadets come primarily from Michigan, Indiana, Illinois and Ohio, but also from 15 other states and several nations. Twenty-three percent are students of color; twelve percent are young women. Forty percent receive financial aid. Faculty: over 32; more than 30 percent of our faculty have Master's or higher degrees. Academic life: A unique individualized grading system, called PAR, helps students discover what they can do and then reach for it. Classes range from Christian Ethics to Honors English and post Calculus, and fulfill the basic requirements for college. College enrollment: 100% of the 2006 graduating class either went on to further their military skills or enrolled at a college or university. Student life: Howe uses JROTC guidelines to ensure a rigorous curriculum and strong community, where leadership skills and personal responsibility can develop. Students play sports, participate in activities and work their way through the ranks of the Cadet Corps, taking on greater responsibilities with each step. They also attend chapel four evenings a week and a full worship service on Sundays. A Christian School, Howe maintains its historic affiliation with the Episcopal Church but admits students of all faiths. Mission: Howe prepares young individuals for advanced education while developing the character and intellect required for success in any endeavor. Top-notch technology: Across the curriculum, technology is part of the way students learn. Classrooms and computer labs feature monitored Internet access, state-of-the-art software, email and access to the school’s local network. All high school students are required to lease a computer...