Want to Find a Great Summer School in Virginia? Why Not Randolph-Macon Academy!

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Where Virginia students get an excellent summer school education

Any middle or high school student should consider Randolph-Macon Academy (R-MA) for their summer school courses! Located on a 135-acre campus in Warren County with an elite Air Force JROTC program, Randolph-Macon Academy offers many unique perks to taking courses in the summer months that help students continue growing in their academic journey. Our summer school programs run from June 24 to July 23 this year, with various precautions in place to keep students safe as the COVID-19 pandemic remains ongoing. Not only do our summer classes help provide students the knowledge and hands-on skills they need, their experience at R-MA helps them to become better leaders—allowing them to thrive while in college or university.

Why R-MA Is an Excellent Option for Summer Classes

From June 24 to July 23, and with students’ safety as our foremost priority, summer classes will be in-person and on-campus at our facilities in Front Royal. Our academy offers unique benefits to both Middle and Upper School students during the summer months. Middle School students (grades 6 to 8) have opportunities to learn about creative writing, music, robotics, and flight and drones. The Study Skills course also helps them better understand and practice proper study habits. Meanwhile, those in the Upper School (grades 9 to 12) receive transferable high school credits upon completing their courses, and are also able to take part in our Aviation Explorers program while using two R-MA-owned Cessna aircrafts.

Need more reasons to enroll in the summer programs at R-MA?

Middle School students get to use our flight simulator for practice purposes, and fly drones in our Flight and Drones Summer Program
LEGO MINDSTORM® EV3 software available for Middle School students to use in the Robotics program
Middle Schoolers also taught about safe online practices and responsible digital users (e.g. digital footprints, privacy, security) in our mentoring program
Classes available in subjects like Computer Science, Modern World History, and World Religions
Upper School students given choice between one or two courses within a four-week timeframe
Courses also available for Upper School students as repeat courses to improve their grades
Staff-supervised activities off-campus, including trips to Washington, D.C., Shenandoah National Park, and other excursions (bowling, roller skating, movie theaters)
On-campus activities like paintball, campfires, scavenger hunts, and game nights