What is the Governor’s Academy doing to make the school more inclusive?
Over the past year, The Governor’s Academy has sharpened its focus on making the school a more diverse, equitable, and inclusive community.
Why Govs boarding school?
Students have been learning and growing at Govs, the oldest boarding school in New England, for over 250 years. Govs attracts bright, bold, and ambitious students who want to go places in life. We are an open, optimistic learning community filled with life-changing opportunities.
Why choose Governor's prep school?
Whether it is your classmates or teachers supporting you from the stands, the Governor’s community wants to see you do well and achieve your goals as a student and as an athlete. I couldn't have asked for a better prep school experience.
Where do students learn at Govs?
Students in ninth through twelfth grade learn and grow at Govs in our classrooms, studios, theaters, fields, and courts. Learn about Govs
Governor's
The Afternoon Program teaches life lessons—teamwork, hard work, discipline, and goal setting. As individuals or together, onfield or onstage, our students spend their afternoons learning to achieve.
Governor's
The Governor’s community spent the day on Friday, January 14... Read More about Govs Community Reflects on Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
College Counseling is using Scoir
GSSM coordinates college planning with parents and students using Scoir, a state-of-the-art tool that provides information about the acceptance profiles of specific colleges and universities. We also use the Scoir portal to send application materials.
Get Involved
Every parent is automatically a member of our Parent Advisory Council, which helps connect parents to their kids, the school, and other GSSM parents.
Emergency Alert System
GSSM's E2Campus Emergency Alert System can provide voice, text, and email alerts to the entire campus community within two minutes of activation. Students' and parents' information are collected during the registration process. Changes to contact information should be provided to Heather Carabo.
