R-MA Summer School 2018

Evening & Weekend Activities Bowling

Movies

Basketball

Trips to theme parks

Soccer

(such as Hersheypark and Kings Dominion)

Tennis Frisbee

Field Trips (to area parks and museums)

Dodgeball

And more!

THE POWER OF INITIATIVE.

Saturday 6:30 am............................... Wake up 7:15 am...............................Breakfast 8:00-11:10 am........................ Classes (Classes run through 12:10 pm on the final Saturday)

11:15 am................................. Lunch 12:00 pm......................... School trip

Front Royal, VA 22630

Financial aid is not available for R-MA’s summer programs.

Dress Code Students wear an R-MA-logo polo shirt, cotton khaki (tan) trousers, shorts, or capris, athletic shoes, and white socks. Students must meet R-MA grooming standards. Additional information will be provided after a student is accepted.

Randolph-Macon Academy admits persons of any race, gender, color, religion, sexual orientation, nationality and ethnic origin to all rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. R-MA does not discriminate on the basis of race, gender, color, religion, sexual orientation, or national or ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admission policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs.

• Call 540-636-5484 • Visit www.rma.edu/open-house • Email admission@rma.edu

(Schedule varies slightly by day)

4:30-5:30 pm....................Study hall 6:00-6:45 pm........................ Dinner 7:30-9:30 pm..............Activity period 10:00 pm...........................Lights out

To be considered for admission, students must complete a summer program application and submit copies of their transcripts and one letter of recommendation from a school official. An in-person or phone/video interview will also be arranged. The application should be completed online (www.rma.edu/Apply-Online).

To register or schedule a personal visit:

6:30 am............................... Wake up 7:15 am...............................Breakfast 8:00-4:20 pm........... Classes & Lunch

Application Process

February 19 March 11 April 15 May 28 June 10

Monday-Friday

Open House Dates

(Subject to change)

Visit Us!

Daily Schedule

For more information: www.rma.edu/summer

200 Academy Drive

Swimming

2018 Summer School & Flight Camp Day and overnight programs for rising 9th-12th graders

Randolph-Macon Academy Summer School and Flight Camp Earn high school credit in only four weeks!

Grades 9-12

July 1-27, 2018

Tuition & Fees

Flight Camp

Application Fee (For All Programs)

Students will explore aviation by training in our aircraft, learning from industry professionals, visiting aviation businesses and museums, completing hands-on projects, and flying unmanned/remote aircraft.

Non-refundable application fee..................$75

Academic Program

Full-Day Courses Show initiative this summer! Earn a full high school credit in these classes.

(Limit one class.)

English 10 Algebra I English 11 Geometry Biology Spanish I Chemistry Spanish II French I World History II French II U.S. History Comparative Religions

Half-Day Courses These courses can help you raise your grade in a class or simply strengthen an academic area. They can also act as great refresher courses if you plan to take SAT subject tests in the coming year. (Limit two classes.)

English 9 Biology English 10 Chemistry English 11 Physics World History I U.S. Government World History II U.S. History Pre-Algebra* French I Algebra I French II Geometry Spanish I Pre-Calculus Spanish II Algebra II with Trigonometry *Pre-Algebra does not receive high school credit.

English as a Second Language is also available as a full-day, four-week program.

For more information and pricing, visit www.rma.edu/summer-esl.

We offer first-class instruction both in the air and on the ground, preparing the next generation of aviators while discovering the unlimited opportunities a career in aviation presents.

Boarding Students *Tuition, room and board.......................$3455 Lab Fees (Biology, Chemistry)......................$180 **Expense account..................................$1130

For those who want to experience the magic of aviation and find new and interesting ways to challenge themselves.

Day Students *Full-day (lunch included)......................$1180 *Half-day (one class)............................... $645 Lab Fees (Biology, Chemistry)......................$180 **Expense account...................................$565

• The Academy owns two Cessna 172 Skyhawks (four-seat aircraft).

• Aircraft are hangared year-round by the Academy.

• Flight Instructors are full-time R-MA employees.

Flight Program Deposit for all flight students................ $2000 Used for remote aircraft purchase and flight lessons at perhour rate: $150/dual. Unused portion is refunded.

Boarding Students *Tuition, room and board.......................$3455 **Expense account..................................$1130

Electives Love writing? Need to brush up on test-taking skills?

Take a look at these half-day classes! (Limit two.)

Day Students *Full-day (lunch included)......................$1180 *Expense account....................................$565

Check with your current school as to whether these courses will be accepted for credit (1/2 credit each).

*Tuition does not include textbooks or uniforms.

Focus on short story or poetry writing in this structured workshop setting as you hone your creative writing skills and learn about the techniques used by famous creative writers.

**Estimated to cover books, uniforms, and trips. Additional funds may be required. Unused portion is refunded.

Creative Writing Workshop

Leadership Essentials

STUDENTS MAY TAKE ONE FULL- DAY COURSE, TWO HALF - DAY COURSES, TWO ELECTIVES, OR ONE HALF - DAY COURSE AND ONE ELECTIVE.

Quiet leaders, charismatic leaders, servant-leaders... understand what leadership is, explore different leadership styles, and understand what kind of leader you are. Debate the ethical dilemmas you might face when you're the one in charge, and learn skills you can put to use in the new school year and in your community.

SAT Prep Review the verbal and mathematical skills assessed on the SAT, take practice tests, learn about study resources, and understand test-taking strategies specific to the exam.

Study Skills Learn the three main concepts that are necessary for success in life, particularly academic life: classic study skills, psychometrics, and the elements of motivation.

APRIL 1, 2018

DEADLINE FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS INTERESTED IN FLIGHT TRAINING TO PROVIDE DOCUMENTATION OF THEIR TSA CLEARANCE.