Above, Cadets Sydlewski (left) and Daigle (right) on the University of Missouri-Columbia's campus on the day of the state choir competition.
Above, Cadet Sydlewski (left) and MMA choir instructor Iris Shoemaker.
Above, Cadets Sydlewski (left) and Daigle (right) on the University of Missouri-Columbia's campus on the day of the state choir competition.
Above, Cadet Sydlewski (left) and MMA choir instructor Iris Shoemaker.
On May 19, Missouri Military Academy inducted its first members into the Academy’s newly established National STEM Honor Society (NSTEM) chapter, recognizing high school cadets who excel in coursework for science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
Two eighth-grade MMA cadets were chosen to compete in the Missouri State High School Activities Association Middle-Level Sportsmanship and Citizenship Essay contest. Judges selected the top two MMA essays, written by Cadets Easton Nance and Harrison Pittman, to continue in higher rounds of judging. Congratulations to both cadets for their achievement, with a special congratulations to Pittman, whose essay was chosen as a district winner.