Happy Thanksgiving to our students, staff, parents, business partners, and community! We can't help but think about how grateful we are for the fantastic students that we get to see everyday here at Chantilly Academy. The passion, drive, and excellence seen daily in our classes is not overlooked!

Max Impact, the premier rock band of the United States Air Force recently accepted an invitation from Chantilly Academy Air Force JROTC students to perform at Chantilly HS. Stationed at Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling in Washington, D.C., it is one of six musical ensembles that form The U.S. Air Force Band.

It is never too early to learn about future careers and the classes available in high school! A group of sixth graders from Centre Ridge and McNair Elementary to explore what Chantilly Academy is all about.

Though not everyone would agree--snakes are pets too and Vet Science students learned all about the handling and care of a boa snake and even got some hands-on practice!

Medical Assistant students used their creative skills to learn more about HIPAA

Air Force JROTC cadets participate in Chantilly HS homecoming events.

As part of a large initiative in Northern Virginia, Chantilly HS and Academy were selected as the location for the official kick-off of what is known as "Tech Pathways" for the Commonwealth.

We are excited to announce the appointment of Ms. Hollie Byer as one of Academy counselors.

It is officially time to look around and make decisions about the classes you want to take. We have amazing opportunities here at Chantilly Academy. Check out the photo gallery to see what you could be doing in class. Talk to your counselor about registering.

Did you know that qualified rising high school seniors can take a Firefighting course in high school and learn how to safely practice one of the most dangerous jobs in the world? Learn more about this program and how to register for the course.

CyberPatriot and Girls in STEM summer camps were a huge success this summer!

It’s not full of lions and tigers and bears, but the animal science classroom at Chantilly Academy does house reptiles, a tortoise, snakes, geckos, a chinchilla, a bearded dragon, a guinea pig, a rat, a ferret, and Madagascar cockroaches. It’s a perfect place for students hoping to become veterinarians, vet technicians for large animals, animal advocates, or naturalists to learn all about the world of animals and how to care for them.