Category Archives: Advantages of Military Schools and Boarding Schools

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5 Life Lessons You Learn in Military School

Marine Military Academy

The 5 Life Lessons You Learn in Military School Military schools have an advantage over traditional boarding schools or private day schools because their comprehensive educational method teaches students the mental skills they need to succeed not just in school but in life. In fact, the life lessons learned in military school will take you much further in life than a college degree alone. Below are five of the great life lessons you learn in military school. “If you correct your … Continue reading →

Teens, have them “unplug” from technology

Marine Military Academy

Teens, have them “unplug” from technology At Marine Military Academy, we do our students a great favor:  We help them “unplug.” At MMA, cadets are only allowed to use their cell phones and tablets on the weekends. Likewise, they can only play video games or watch television on the weekends. While they may certainly use computers and the Internet on weekdays for homework purposes, their rooms are computer free. I can imagine what you’re thinking: OMG! That’s crazy! How do those … Continue reading →

Boarding Schools in Texas: Why Boarding School?

Marine Military Academy

Boarding Schools in Texas: Why Boarding School? Have you ever wondered why a parent should send his or her child to a boarding school when there are public schools, private day schools and charter schools to choose from? As it turns out, parents have several valid and well-rationalized reasons for choosing a boarding school. Discover why you may want to send your son or daughter to a boarding school in Texas. Eight Common Reasons Parents Choose Boarding School Special Programs: Many boarding … Continue reading →

Boarding School 101: What is Boarding School?

Marine Military Academy

Boarding School 101: What is a Boarding School? Boarding schools are residential private schools, which means students live at school during the academic year. They resemble colleges in that students live in dorms or residence halls, but they primarily serve secondary school students. A boarding school’s main goal is to provide a learning community where students can concentrate on their studies, mature and reach their full potential. Whether you must send your teenager to boarding school for work-related reasons or simply … Continue reading →