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An important stage of schooling, primary or elementary education begins when the child is 5–7 years old and ends around age 13. These early years determine to a great extent what your child is going to be tomorrow. The main focus is the acquisition of a solid foundation in languages, mathematics and basic sciences. They develop skills and discover aptitude during this time period.

Most of the military schools are boarding schools, and are either privately owned or rather funded by the U.S. government. The military environment instills the virtues of honor, self-discipline, teamwork and other strong skills. Some schools have the famed Middle School Cadet Corps (MSCC) program. The Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps (JROTC) program oversees the MSCC. Both are funded by the Defense Department. The elementary school cadet corps is a voluntary after-school program. The young cadets are taught responsibility, first aid and character-building activities. Trips to bases are organized. They wear uniforms on certain days and have military-style training. But the recruitment to military services is still far from the set target.

A few military elementary schools in the US are West Point elementary school, US Military Academy (NY), Military Heights elementary school, Roswell (NM), Lyman Ward Military Academy, Camp Hill (AL) and Fork Union Military Academy (VA). Most military schools start from grade six.

There are conflicting views regarding the benefits of military recruiters visiting elementary schools. But battling myths, these educational establishments have a proven record in sharpening the mind and fine-tuning the body, in a positively nurturing environment.



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» left by s.c from las vegas,california (1 year 227 days ago.)
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can 8 my 8 yearold son hes in the 4th grade going in to the 5th go to the military school in virgina
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» left by Anonymous from minnesota (1 year 225 days ago.)
Is there a summer school program for 5 year old boys in in or around minnesota?
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» left by Anonymous (1 year 45 days ago.)
No.  The only schools that take elementary age children are not boarding.

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» left by STEVIE from MS (1 year 74 days ago.)
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I'M TRYING TO FIND A MILITARY SCHOOL FOR ELEMANTARY BOY , AGE 10 . ANY HELP ?

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» left by Anonymous (1 year 45 days ago.)
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Most of your information is inaccurate.  The US Government and DoD do not fund military schools, other than their JROTC programs.  Only one has elementary grades, with about half of the schools offering only High School Programing.  you might want to check your facts before writing such jibberish.
 
AF Capt and former military school administrator

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