Perfect Academy Case Study

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A school where rules govern the populace. Where there is no favoritism, freedom, or falling behind. A school that is so strict and structured, it can only be the school that excels in grades, fitness, and scores. This is the Perfect Academy. This school is stationed in the heart of the capital of China, Beijing. The year is 2023, and the government has strengthened up since the recessions and riots that prolonged it’s growth in the early 2000’s. With a stricter communist government, yet an equilibrium in the social workforce, the country thrives. One of the sole reasons for the acceleration is the education system. Once the country converted to a much more governed policy, one proposal was to establish an education system to feed the new …show more content…
The program is ran by six ex-military high officials, ranging from Drill Sergeants, to war veteran Generals. The instructors themselves are just the peak of the program, as they direct the drills and procedures that goes about within the program. All students are to report to the barracks section of the campus for prep. They are assigned colored teams, on days that are competitive. This comes often, as the main goal of the program is to be the best warrior, as you can only achieve such title by cooperation and commitment. Once separated into teams, and prepped about the drills, you are thrown into an environment like no other typical four walled gymnasium. The matter speaking that they do not have an indoor gymnasium because they do not believe that weather affects performance, but all of the ropes, ladders, walls, mud pits, barbed wire crawls, paintball arena, gun range, martial arts platform, and other various locations could fit within one. The class itself lasts two hours, from the moment you are to report to the barracks to the bell for next class. The School Council believes that this program strengthens the students not only to be fit and exercise, but to mentally prepare them for their choice in life once they graduate. China, being not only a powerhouse for products in and out of it’s borders, but also a militant leader, who feels that every soldier, from Privates to Generals, are to be pristine, qualified, and battle ready. The program is also very effective in cost, as it lowers the budget on the Military by having bootcamps and additional training facilities as they can train the children at a young age while they’re in a structured environment with little

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