Dear MMA Class of 2020, It is my distinct honor to congratulate the graduating seniors of Marine Military Academy Class of 2020. The future success of your generation rests in the hands of young people like yourselves. As graduates of MMA, you have the tools to build a bright future – one built on the foundation of your strength of character to always do the right thing even when no one is looking; one framed with the courage to make the … Continue reading →
TWO MMA CADETS TRIBAL MEMBERS OF POTAWATOMI NATION Native American cadets discover they belong to the same nation in history class In history class, two Marine Military Academy cadets discovered they not only share Native American roots, but they actually belong to the same nation! Juniors Cameron Rush of Bakersfield, Calif., and Anthony Wulfkuhle of Glendale, Ariz., both met for the first time in August in their U.S. History class. It was during a lesson on Native Americans that the teenagers … Continue reading →
MMA to pay homage to heroes of a forgotten battle, forgotten war To commemorate the 65th anniversary of the Battle of Chosin Reservoir, Marine Military Academy will hold the Chosin Few Memorial Ceremony Saturday, Dec. 12 at 10 a.m. at the Chosin Few Memorial Gate on the MMA campus in Harlingen, Texas. The public is invited to this event to pay homage to the heroes of a forgotten battle and a forgotten war. Korean War veterans from across the country are … Continue reading →
Say What??: A basic dictionary for military boarding school parents Just like any career field, the military has its own jargon – and it’s quite extensive! If your child is attending a military boarding school, he or she will definitely learn to speak a new language. Even if it sounds like English, you might be thrown for a loop the first time your child comes home and starts to speak to you. If you’d like to know what “wall locker,” … Continue reading →
