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Randolph-Macon Academy's Air Force JROTC Unit: "Distinguished Unit with Merit"


At Randolph-Macon Academy, a day and boarding school in Virginia, students in grades 6-12 discover their potential and develop better academic and organizational skills.  Students receive personal attention in the classroom and in the dorm.  They learn positive Christian morals and develop self-discipline through a structured program, administered by teachers and dorm counselors who care deeply about "their" kids.  

 

As a small boarding school of 370 students, R-MA provides students with many opportunities, such as:

 

R-MA is one of the premier college-prep military schools in the nation, and the only Virginia military school offering Air Force JROTC.  Founded in 1892, R-MA is the oldest co-ed boarding school with Air Force JROTC, which encompasses students in grades 9-12.  A separate middle school campus provides structure for students in grades 6-8, without the demands of a military school program.  Students in both the upper and middle school programs experience a sense of community, build confidence, and develop friendships that last a lifetime, whether they are day or boarding students.

 

R-MA is a college-prep boarding school: 100% of our students are accepted to college, and on average, 96% attend a four-year college or university.  Graduating classes average $4 million in college scholarship offers. 

 

The R-MA family invites you to visit and find out why R-MA really is "more than a prep school."

 

 

 

"I'd like to thank this wonderful institution. I've had dealings with R-MA even prior to my nephew coming here. I have found it to be understanding of the problems of young people, [with a] willingness to help them to bring the best out of them so that they can go on with their lives. For that I commend each of you and I commend this institution."

 - Associate Justice Clarence Thomas, United States Supreme Court
May 30, 2009


 

 

 

 

 

     

 

 

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