Golderman Academy

William Johannes Golderman Academy (formerly William Golderman School) is a private senior high school in downtown Golderman City. It was the first school established in Biomia and is considered a major landmark.

School history
Following the signing of The Declaration of Formation, the newly-formed nation and city was in need of something that would attract more residents. By this time, Golderman Mines, the town's primary source of employment and income, had shut down all operations. As detailed in the Creation Story, Michael Archton, one of the two founding fathers of Biomia, decided that building a large school specializing in the arts was the solution to attracting new residents.

As Archton himself was an architect, he designed a large, four-story school building and named it after fellow founding father William Golderman. The academy was dedicated and opened on 2 June 2015. It has since been led by Principal James Arcadia.

Campus
Golderman Academy has 41 classrooms; an auditorium; an underground cafeteria; an emergency shelter; student dorms; and a swimming pool. Students utilize the neighboring Newton Library on Galant Drive for study and research purposes.

The academy building was the first building on campus to be completed. The pool, which is named after Michael Archton, was completed in 2016. The student dorms were also built in 2016, but the interior has yet to be completed.