Academics
Our dedicated faculty and staff work tirelessly to create engaging and dynamic learning experiences that cater to a variety of learning styles.
College
Since our first class graduated in 2000, Gann Academy alumni have attended nearly 200 colleges and universities and participated in over 25 gap year programs.
Arts
We take immense pride in offering arts courses that invite each student to discover their inner artist and explore a vast array of creative mediums.
Athletics
Our diverse range of sports teams and wellness activities will ignite your passion for physical fitness, teamwork, and personal growth.
Jewish Life
Explore the rich tapestry of the Jewish community, foster a deep understanding of your own beliefs and an appreciation for diverse perspectives!
At Gann Academy we welcome students from all Jewish backgrounds. Whether you have always been in Jewish Day School or have never stepped foot in one, you belong here. Approximately half of our students come from independent and public schools, with many experiencing formal Jewish education for the first time.
Public School
Many families from public school explore Gann because they want something more personal, more relational with Jewish values, and more responsive to who their child is and how they learn best.
Independent School
Families applying to Gann from independent schools want a high school that continues the academic strength, creativity and close relationships they are familiar with at their current school, while also adding a meaningful Jewish dimension.
Jewish Day School
Students from Jewish day schools choose Gann to continue their Jewish journey while pursuing rigorous academics and preparing for college and beyond.
Colleges and Universities Where Our Students Are Accepted:
Alumni Spotlight
AZ Krebs - Alumni '22
AZ will graduate from MIT in May 2026 with a degree in Mechanical Engineering and a minor in Computer Science, building on a strong foundation from Gann’s rigorous academics and flexible curriculum. At MIT, he researches reinforcement learning for humanoid locomotion in the Biomimetic Robotics Lab, with his work presented at the 2024 Amazon MARS Conference, and serves as an autonomy engineer for MIT Driverless, contributing to a fully autonomous Formula 1 race car. He has completed internships with Anduril Industries, Embraer in Brazil, and the Technion’s CoNeCt lab, and is exploring next steps including graduate study, industry roles, and a potential startup. Beyond academics, AZ is a former varsity soccer player, student leader, design competition winner, and volunteer coach working with children on the autism spectrum.
Gann at a Glance
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