Graduated in 2001, was an interesting experience to say the least. Some parts I really appreciate and other parts not so much. Overall though it was an experience you'd be hard pressed to find elsewhere at that age, I never liked the forced religion much though, doesn't matter if you are Christian or not you are going and you will participate or you would be in trouble. I remember LTC Kebisek also, he was a good guy but you can absolutely put a price on it since it's about 39k a year right now. Interesting to see the school has gone coed since I was there too although from this video you'd never know that.
Hairtrigger83, We appreciate you sharing your thoughts with others about your experience at SJNMA. Please note that while SJNMA has mandatory chapel services as part of its spiritual and character development program, it does not force religion on anyone. In addition, this video was created during the 2017-2018 school year, and SJNMA did not go coed until summer 2018.
Thanks for the response and the clarification. When you have mandatory chapel services though that is essentially forcing religion on people, when you have to participate and sing songs like "Onward Christian solider marching as to war", and getting in trouble for not singing etc... we can split hairs all day over that one I guess. Either way I do appreciate the experience I got from the school.
I went to nwmna in lake Geneva, I am now 47 years old. It is 3:49 am and I am starting my day. My house is paid off I own my own business I work hard for my family. Send your kids here, it will make a difference.
I was there in 1993 as an 8th grader. So many great memories.
Cannot believe that Max Johnson has already graduated this past May from West Point and is a 2nd LT Field Artillery Officer.
Congratulations young man you are a born leader continue to lead us in the military
😂😂
Good memories 😉
So do these guys have to serve in the military like the 4 major Academies?
Giovanni Ramirez no we are a high school, and unlike the other 4 academies we pay tuition. Therefore we do not have to serve though many alumni do.
@@hailmacarthur3325 Interesting, thanks for the info
I wonder how much i gotta pay to go here??
40000 dollars a year I remeber, maybe higher
Graduated in 2001, was an interesting experience to say the least. Some parts I really appreciate and other parts not so much. Overall though it was an experience you'd be hard pressed to find elsewhere at that age, I never liked the forced religion much though, doesn't matter if you are Christian or not you are going and you will participate or you would be in trouble. I remember LTC Kebisek also, he was a good guy but you can absolutely put a price on it since it's about 39k a year right now. Interesting to see the school has gone coed since I was there too although from this video you'd never know that.
Hairtrigger83, We appreciate you sharing your thoughts with others about your experience at SJNMA. Please note that while SJNMA has mandatory chapel services as part of its spiritual and character development program, it does not force religion on anyone. In addition, this video was created during the 2017-2018 school year, and SJNMA did not go coed until summer 2018.
Thanks for the response and the clarification. When you have mandatory chapel services though that is essentially forcing religion on people, when you have to participate and sing songs like "Onward Christian solider marching as to war", and getting in trouble for not singing etc... we can split hairs all day over that one I guess. Either way I do appreciate the experience I got from the school.
@@hairtrigger8317 FACTSSS
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Do you accept students from Australia?
Of course, we do! Give our Enrollment team a call anytime at 262-646-7199 :)
@@SJNAcademies Great, thanks!
I have a couple of kids I don't want to raise. I want to concentrate on money n making more. Here's a boatload of cash. Raise my kids lol.
I went to nwmna in lake Geneva, I am now 47 years old. It is 3:49 am and I am starting my day. My house is paid off I own my own business I work hard for my family. Send your kids here, it will make a difference.