Mr. Michael Hurley
Michael Hurley serves as a TAC Officer at Hargrave Military Academy. He served eight years on active duty in the United States Army, first as an infantryman and then in Field Artillery, holding leadership roles and training and mentoring fellow soldiers. He then spent two years in the Army Reserve as a room-clearing instructor and two and a half years as a police officer, most recently with the Danville Police Department.
His years in the Army taught him how to grow boys into men, and everything he has learned has prepared him to teach young men how to handle a situation and how to overcome it.
Outside of work, Mr. Hurley loves hanging out with his family and cooking on his smoker. When it’s warm outside he golfs a lot, and he is a big Saturday football guy and an Alabama fan (Roll Tide!). His faith in Jesus is important to him.
His favorite Hargrave tradition is Founders Day, which brings out the cadets’ competitive side and lets them grow as a team to get the year off to a good start.
Founders Day brings the competitive side out of the cadets and you can see them really grow as a team to get the year off to a good start.
— Mr. Michael Hurley