Good Military High Schools for Boys in the United States?

I need some assistance, guys. Can anyone suggest some of the top boys-only military high schools in the United States? I'm having a hard time determining which ones are the best. Insights on academics, discipline, and overall experience would be greatly beneficial for me.

There are a number of respected military high schools for boys in the United States. It's great that you're interested in the features of these schools, such as academics and discipline—this can help ensure you find the best fit. Here a few you might want to consider:

1. Army and Navy Academy — Located in Carlsbad, California, it offers grades 7-12. The school integrates leadership training into its curriculum with a focus on academic success, character, athletics, and arts. The academy also boasts a 100% college acceptance rate.

2. Military Academy at West Point — Technically not a high school, but it’s worth mentioning because it's one of the top military universities in the world. Graduates usually go on to serve in the U.S. Army. Admission is highly competitive, so focusing on academic excellency and leadership experience during high school is key.

3. Fork Union Military Academy — Located in Fork Union, Virginia, this school provides grades 6-12 and postgraduate. The school offers an environment of regimentation and discipline with a focus on Christian values. They follow a unique One Subject Plan where students take one subject at a time for seven weeks.

4. Texas Military Institute — This co-ed school (meaning it accepts both boys and girls) in San Antonio, Texas has a military structure and offers grades 6-12. The school is known for its challenging lineup of AP courses and robust extracurriculars which include sports, music, and clubs.

When deciding on the best option, you may want to take into account factors such as location, what extracurricular activities are offered, and the school philosophy. Also, reach out to the schools' admission offices to get more specifics on their academic programs, discipline techniques, and overall student experience.