History of Academy in Timeline
An academy is an institution of tertiary education, with its name originating from Plato's school of philosophy founded around 386 BC. The Royal Spanish Academy defines it as a scientific, literary, or artistic society established with public authority or as a teaching establishment, public or private, that is professional, artistic, technical, or practical in nature. Essentially, academies are learning institutions or societies dedicated to advancing knowledge and skill in various fields.
September 2002: First City Academy Opens
On September 2002, the first "city academy" school opened at the Business Academy Bexley.
2014: Corning Free Academy Closes
In 2014, Corning Free Academy, previously demoted to a middle school, closed.
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