A Culver Military Academy first classman who designed an affordable, comfortable solution for autistic children who struggle with sleep because of sensory issues caused by light or sound won first place in the high school division of the McCloskey New Venture Competition at the University of Notre Dame.
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King Lok Wang ’26 and Carl (Feiqi) Chen ’27 each won first prize for their grade level at the Hoosier Science and Engineering Fair, qualifying them to present their scientific innovations at the prestigious International Science and Engineering Fair.
Juan Nobmann ’25 and Ryane Buschman ’26 won individual state championships at the Indiana Schools Speech tournament, leading the Culver Academies team to a second-place finish in Class A and seventh overall among all high schools.
Preliminary results show that more than 2,300 Culver Academies alumni, parents, faculty, staff and supporters contributed nearly $2 million to the school during the annual Day of Giving Campaign on Thursday.
Culver Military Academy graduate Bryce Wargin ’07 praised the school during his four-game run as Jeopardy! champion after host Ken Jennings asked what it was like attending a military high school.
One of Kurt Roemer’s favorite parts about being on the Culver Parents Association board of directors is the opportunity to learn more about the boarding school’s community.
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Culver Academies is in the process of replacing fluorescent lights on campus with energy-efficient light-emitting diode (LED) lights to cut energy use, reduce the school’s carbon footprint and to save money.
Quick, what do “Jeopardy!” host Ken Jennings and Culver Military Academy second-classman Albert Lu have in common?
They both have shown they are outstanding Quiz Bowl competitors. Jennings competed in college on Brigham Young University’s Quiz Bowl team, while Lu’s ability to recall information quickly during Quiz Bowl competitions earned him an invitation to compete in the National Academic Quiz Tournaments’ Individual Player National Championship Tournament in Rosemont, Illinois, on April 6.
Students from Culver Academies and three rural West Virginia high schools met virtually once a month this school year as part of a peer-to-peer program to talk about their lives and discovered they have a lot in common despite some big differences.
The arts are flourishing at Culver Academies as the fine arts department grows to meet the interests of students seeking to pursue creative endeavors as a hobby or a career.
Regimental Cmdr. Juan Urruela ’25 believes the Culver Annual Review is a valuable tool for Culver Military Academy because cadets learn discipline and structure and to manage their time while also developing attention to detail.
Culver Military Academy fourth classman Gabriel Gary thought the best way to learn about leadership was to talk with leaders, so he started a podcast on the subject.