graduated a few years ago. it was a good school then fell apart. glad i experienced it when i did…read more my younger brother is there now and parents are not happy . already looking into new schools for next year. dont waste your money. school is closing soon anyway.

A wonderful military middle and high school. It has boarding available in both middle and high…read moreschool as well as a ton of day students. The small class size and communication from staff to families is top notch. RMA does not accept students who have been "kicked out" of other schools and keeps high standards and expectations for the students. The best thing that happened to my brother.

Public Review of Massanutten Military Academy 2025 Summer Camp - A Concerned Parent's Perspective…read more I am writing this review to share my family's troubling experience with Massanutten Military Academy and to raise concerns about what I believe to be subtle discrimination that ultimately led to my son, being removed from the program. My son was dismissed after a series of incidents that, while concerning in isolation, were interpreted and handled in a way that I believe was biased, disproportionate, and lacked the supportive framework that a school should provide. From the beginning, my son was subjected to scrutiny that did not appear to be equally applied to others. For example, while he refused a haircut to conform to JROTC standards--a decision some may view as defiant--others who also resisted conformity were not disciplined as severely. Additionally we were told by the Admissions Representative Mr. Elshafe that his hair would be ok and he would not need a haircut. There were several behavioral concerns raised, including an inappropriate comment made during formation, complaints from peers, and his involvement in a misguided prank. My son did take accountability for his presence during one of the incidents but consistently denied direct involvement, and no definitive evidence was presented against him. Despite this, the school concluded that he was the ringleader and used that assumption to justify his removal. This outcome disregarded mitigating factors such as his attempts to comply afterward, the lack of verified misconduct in certain situations, and the possibility that his behavior was misinterpreted or handled without the cultural sensitivity or emotional support that could have de-escalated the situation. Moreover, the language used by staff and the assumptions made about his behavior suggest a deeper issue--one where minority students or those who don't immediately conform may be more harshly judged. While the school may defend its actions as protecting others, the process felt more punitive than corrective, more exclusionary than educational. As a parent, I expected the school to foster growth, discipline, and mentorship--not alienation. I urge other parents, especially those of children who may not fit a narrow mold, to be cautious and to ask critical questions about how discipline is administered and whether fairness is truly practiced. This experience has been painful, but I hope speaking out leads to reflection and change within the institution. Every child deserves to be guided--not just judged. -- Elisa

I was extremely pleased when speaking with the administration about MMA! They truly care about the…read morestudents here. It was a breath of fresh air to see happy students and happy staff.

If I could give them 0 stars I would. My sister enrolled my niece into the summer program and for…read morethe 2024 school year. My sister had some concerns that she discussed with JORDAN HOLDER in my nieces first week of school. Instead of "MRS.HOLDER" being a professional, she came up with some my niece was not old enough for the program. But the program had no problem taking her money. Unprofessional, unethical, pure confusion. Find another program.

This school is perfect for my daughter. My daughter was five years old when we applied to the…read moreschool in October of 2017. We knew we were up for a huge challenge when were told that she would be joining a class where all of the students were already reading and she could not read at all. I knew my daughter was smart and up for the challenge, so we they accepted us and our journey began. Needless to say, she has improved dramatically not only academically but also with confidence. In the beginning she was shy & frustrated because she was not performing as well as the other students. But by December, my friends ,family and I noticed a change in her. Even her teacher. My child is so excited and feels so proud when she brings home a perfect grade of 100% and 105%. Now she reads everything in sight. I am so impressed by her progress. She is more outgoing, likes to do her classwork, and is more motivated to do her classwork. She loves the challenge she gets from Rosedale Christian Academy.This school is the best of the best. The teachers provide a high level of support. I praise the helpfulness of my daughter's teacher. I appreciate the dedication of all the teaching staff and report a high level of satisfaction with their work. The support of my daughter's teacher has been outstanding. She was willing to help my child grow and learn even though she was not at the level of the other students. The school offered a flexible tutoring program which was really God sent! The school offers an after school program, music, and much much more. They also value and respect my input as a parent. Rosedale Christian Academy is the best school I could have found to give my daughter a sure foundation for her education.

I had one of the best days on step up day here at the high school. By the looks of it I have never…read morebeen excited about getting into another school for 9th grade ever. I cannot wait to be here and i must say its better than brunswick junior high school by a million percent!

Well kelt grounds, good teachers, And clean school. And many sports fields. Great school.read more