NOW ENROLLING GRADES 6–12
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Mare Island Technology Academy and Griffin Academy are sister schools within GTA Schools.
Both serve grades 6-12 and provide strong academics, personal support, college and career preparation, athletics, and student activities.
Each school also offers signature opportunities for students to explore.
Not sure which campus to ask about? Our enrollment team can explain both schools and help answer your questions.
Get Enrollment InformationFor more than 25 years, GTA Schools has served Vallejo students and families.
MIT and Griffin are part of the same GTA community. Both schools serve grades 6-12
and share the same commitment: help students stay on track, discover their strengths,
and prepare for life after graduation.
Teachers and staff get to know each student and provide support based on their needs and goals.
Students receive a challenging education with the guidance they need to succeed.
College courses, career experience, athletics, STEM, arts, clubs, and leadership give students more ways to grow.
Students learn in a welcoming community built on respect, responsibility, and strong relationships.
For more than 25 years, GTA Schools has served Vallejo students and families.
MIT and Griffin are part of the same GTA community. Both schools serve grades 6-12
and share the same commitment: help students stay on track, discover their strengths,
and prepare for life after graduation.
Teachers and staff get to know each student and provide support based on their needs and goals.
Students receive a challenging education with the guidance they need to succeed.
College courses, career experience, athletics, STEM, arts, clubs, and leadership give students more ways to grow.
Students learn in a welcoming community built on respect, responsibility, and strong relationships.
GTA Schools supports students at every stage. Middle-school students build a strong foundation, while high-school students prepare for graduation and the opportunities that come next.
GRADES 6-8 (Middle School)
Build Confidence and a Strong Foundation
Middle-school students receive the structure, support, and experiences they need to grow academically and personally.
GRADES 9-12 (High School)
Graduate With More Options
High-school students receive support as they prepare for graduation, college, career training, and adult life.
GTAi offers flexible ONLINE learning options with continued access to GTA teachers, student support, activities, athletics, and school events.
GTA Schools supports students at every stage. Middle-school students build a strong foundation, while high-school students prepare for graduation and the opportunities that come next.
GRADES 6-8 (Middle School)
Build Confidence and a Strong Foundation
Middle-school students receive the structure, support, and experiences they need to grow academically and personally.
GRADES 9-12 (High School)
Graduate With More Options
High-school students receive support as they prepare for graduation, college, career training, and adult life.
GTAi offers flexible ONLINE learning options with continued access to GTA teachers, student support, activities, athletics, and school events.
GTA students build knowledge, confidence, leadership, and real-world experience.
These opportunities help students prepare for college, career training, work, and life after high school.
College Coursework
Get an Early Start
Students at both GTA high schools have opportunities to complete college coursework.
Up to
60
College Units
Available at Griffin
Griffin students may have the opportunity to earn transferable college units while still in high school.
140
Service Hours
Give Back and Build Leadership
Students serve their community while developing responsibility and leadership skills.
35
Internship Hours
Gain Real-World Experience
Students gain experience in professional and career-focused settings.
Students can also participate in:
Athletics • STEM • Arts • Clubs • Academic Teams • School Events • Leadership
GTA Schools has a long history of helping local students learn, grow, and prepare for their future.
The staff knows my child, keeps us informed, and helps make sure my child stays on track.
Maria G.
GTA Schools parent
GTA students build knowledge, confidence, leadership, and real-world experience.
These opportunities help students prepare for college, career training, work, and life after high school.
College Coursework
Get an Early Start
Students at both GTA high schools have opportunities to complete college coursework.
Up to
60
College Units
Available at Griffin
Griffin students may have the opportunity to earn transferable college units while still in high school.
140
Service Hours
Give Back and Build Leadership
Students serve their community while developing responsibility and leadership skills.
35
Internship Hours
Gain Real-World Experience
Students gain experience in professional and career-focused settings.
Students can also participate in:
Athletics • STEM • Arts • Clubs • Academic Teams • School Events • Leadership
GTA Schools has a long history of helping local students learn, grow, and prepare for their future.
The staff knows my child, keeps us informed, and helps make sure my child stays on track.
Maria G.
GTA Schools parent
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