"My daughter Madeline was able to begin her freshman year of High School with one full credit ahead of the majority of her public school classmates by attending four weeks of summer school at Missouri Military Academy. In addition to earning her Algebra I credit, she made friends with students from Australia, China, Egypt, Thailand, Russia and 17 other states in America. This program is so much more than just traditional classroom studies. Although she was definitely proud that she earned a high school credit, as a parent I was happy to see her enjoying herself and sharing her daily stories with me.
Of course, more than actually doing schoolwork she really did enjoy her summer weeks spent at MMA by learning about other cultures and attending fun activities off campus such as a field trip to a nuclear plant, a day at a water park, going to the movies with her new friends and her favorite event was the paintball field they traveled to.
This summer she is looking forward to earning a Biology credit at MMA’s summer school program and meeting more new friends from around the world. There are a few new additions to the campus that she is looking forward to seeing - especially the new paintball course!"
Cassandra Brooks
Mexico, Mo.
"Our son performed poorly in public school, as he skipped classes, did not turn in homework and earned low grades. We were concerned he would not graduate from high school. We sent him to the MMA summer ERA program to retake two 11th grade classes he failed. The structured, supervised environment provided by MMA proved to be a recipe for success. Not only did he earn superior grades in both classes, but he also achieved the Award for Academic Excellence given to one summer student. We decided to send him back to MMA for 12th grade and his academic performance has shown remarkable improvement, including being named student of the month. The MMA experience also has molded him into a more respectful and responsible young man. For our son, we believe MMA was the right choice."
Mark W. Beatty, DDS
Lincoln, Neb.