Great Ridge Academy Novels & Stories

They walked into the campus grounds, past the giant arch that read 'Freeside Academy. Freeside Academy was a unique combination of 'Late Secondary' and 'Tertiary Education' aimed at educating the adult youth. Once someone had reached eighteen years of age they would join the adult world, be treated like another respectable member of society and get to enjoy all the perks of adulthood, including the social rules of 'Sexual Conversations.' Students aged eighteen to twenty-five would come here to finish the last part of their education, as well as learn about their roles in society.

R.I.S.E Academy, Rise in Sakiyurai Estate... This Academy conserves people who receive the education sponsored by the Sakiyurai's. In another word, It's a total debiting school. Those who won't join a gang to pursue their careers will need to pay their debts while others need to serve their gangs to death. Either one or two. Choose! Mostly, whoever can't pay their debts will force themselves to join a gang. And her brother, Kai also happens to be one of them...

Vaike responded honestly. Even now, he couldn't shake off the chill crawling up his spine. - Saintly Woods Academy was a prestigious private academy for elites located in Springberg. Its vast campus was perpetually filled with the sounds of studious students amidst rustic and picturesque landscapes. It was the pride of Springberg, renowned for its academic and educational excellence. A glance at the school's alumni would reveal the multitude of brilliant individuals it had produced and the numerous accolades it had achieved.

The city is huge and has plenty of choices but her parents wanted her to go to that school because her grandfather and great grandfather studied there. HIGHLAND ACADEMY That's the name of the school. Strangely, this place doesn't have many people in it. She went straight to the dean's office; as soon as the door opened she saw a woman standing beside the table. "You're here! Welcome to our school! I'm the one who's taking care of these beautiful places. So? Do you know anything about this place or do you just move here?" The woman walks towards her. "I don't have information about this school but my parents said my great grandfather and my grandfather studied here."

The gates of Blackridge Academy were taller than I expected. They loomed above me like something out of a story I wasn’t ready to be part of, all iron bars and sharp edges, cold and unwelcoming. Beyond them, the school was built on a dark part of an isolated boundary. Even the sky above it looked dull, like the place had drained the color out of everything. I tightened my grip on the strap of my bag and exhaled slowly. “Okay,” I muttered under my breath. “You’ve got this, Zara.”

The woman nodded with a smile, while Zachary entered the car. "Ms. Campbell, I noticed that the twins have a younger brother. Will he be joining us at Windsor Crest Academy too?" "Hopefully." Isabel smiled at the woman, stealing a glance at Reynolds who was seated between his brothers at the back, "We can't wait to have him with us. Windsor Crest Academy is the best school in the region. A great percentage of our students are accepted into Harvard and other prestigious universities in the country." She advertised to her, "We have notable alumni, which Mr. Bernadotte is one of and we offer wide range of extracurricular activities for all our students."

He belonged to the richest family of our town ‘The Huxley Family’ He used to live with his mum and Dad and had no siblings. Uncle Richard and Aunty Leila were both very nice and kind people. They used to be an integral part of every event and celebration in our town of WillowRidge. Every Weekend we used to have a get together at the community hall, everyone looked forward to it, it was full of games, food, laughter, gossip.

—Mabel— Monday morning came with a list of problems waiting to be solved. The biggest one had three names. “Mommy, are we really going to school?” I glanced at the three hopeful faces staring up at me from the backseat of the car. I sighed. Apparently, I had created a promise I couldn't take back. Mrs. Chukwuemeka and I had spent the weekend surveying schools in D.C. until we settled on one. Blue Ridge Academy, located in the heart of Washington, had tall, modern buildings and very tight security.

The last day of summer always tasted like disappointment. Warm air clung to my skin as I shoved the final sweater into my suitcase. Golden evening light spilled across my bedroom floor, soft and pretty in a way my mood absolutely wasn’t. Tomorrow was Silver Ridge Academy—nine months of pretending that place didn’t quietly suck the soul out of me. On paper, Silver Ridge was Lycandra’s pride. The jewel of the wolf realm. The “elite multi-realm boarding academy designed to shape the future leaders of the Accord.”

It felt like being at show-and-tell, except Moss was the one introducing Ruby. And some of her fellow students were a wee bit odd. The air in the classroom felt as if it were strangling her; the students were judging her, and at the moment, their verdict seemed very unfavorable. It made Ruby close herself off, and Moss felt it straight away. They hadn't spoken about the scene he walked in on, and a part of Ruby was confused by this too. The happy-go-lucky best friend she'd spent time with almost every day for the past year was gone, and this serious old man, Moss, had taken his place. And as for this being the final class for the day, there wasn't even a teacher in here.