Compass Rose Academy was a Christian residential treatment program for teenage girls in Wabash, Indiana. Josiah White's described Compass Rose as serving girls ages 14 to 18 and their families through prevention services and a residential treatment center for troubled teen girls (Josiah White's).

The academy was founded in 2012 as part of Josiah White's, a Wabash-based family services nonprofit. Its public materials emphasized emotional healing, personal development, spiritual growth, clinical services, family work, and faith-based programming (Josiah White's).

In February 2024, Josiah White's announced that Compass Rose Academy would halt programming and services on March 31, 2024, citing major financial losses over more than 11 years. The announcement said the academy had served 233 girls and families since its founding (Josiah White's closure announcement, Inside Indiana Business).