This has been the best educatioal experience for our son. The scholarships that he has been getting have been a dream come true. IASMH has taught our son responsibility in study habbits and living that has made him ready for his future.
—Submitted by a parent

Academically, the Academy is the state's best high school. It is a great experience and learning environment. I highly recommend it for students who want a challenging environment.
—Submitted by a parent

One of the best residential high school in the state.Very suportive teachers that has the time and the interest to meet personally with the students, a very strong curriculum, a gifted student group and many travel abroad summer opportunities and internships. My child thrived in this school. But you have to be self motivated and willing to work hard.
—Submitted by a parent

Our son graduated from this excellent school this year. If your child is gifted, motivated and likes to be challenged this is the place to cometo! A challenging curriculuim with very supportive teachers, a diverse student body, availability of numerous AP/Dual credit classes, focus on learning, a vibrant social mileu though lacking some in extracurricular activities makes this magnet residential school one of the best in the state.
—Submitted by a parent

I had 2 children go here. It is a different experience for each. Great cultural diversity. Good security and extracurriculars since kids stay in dorms. All classes are like AP classes. Teachers really care about kids. Difficult for parents to participate in school activities since school has kids from all over the state and you may not live close. Your child must be responsible and self-motivated to go here.
—Submitted by a parent

The Indiana Academy is clearly the best school in the state. It allows students to live in a social, safe environment while learning to be independent. The administration is kind and willing to help out in any case; teachers have specified office times designed for students to seek help in the respective course. Courses are very challenging, and designed for the brightest of students.
—Submitted by a student

As a former student I realize now that i'm in college that i learned a lot from going to this school. It's a very difficult school though and not for everyone. I would say that if i could go back knowing what i know now i would choose to stay at my original school. that is just a personal preference though. I felt like they didn't allow any social life and that hurt me as i am a social person.
—Submitted by John, a former student