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Your Browser does not support scripts please download a more up to date browser. Home OMA Alumni Association OMA Museum The Oklahoma Military Academy was founded in 1911 in response to the education and training needs of area residents and the United States Armed Forces. By 1923, the Oklahoma Military Academy offered secondary education and two years of college to young men from Oklahoma and across the nation. The Oklahoma Military Academy has an extensive register of graduates who became great leaders, both in military and civilian life. More than 2,500 Oklahoma Military Academy graduates served in the Armed Forces of the United States during World War II, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War. More than 100 graduates of the Oklahoma Military Academy gave their lives in service to their country. The Oklahoma Military Academy quickly gained recognition as one of the top military schools in the United States. Among the graduates of the academy is retired Lt. Gen. William E. Potts – the most decorated living soldier in the U.S. Army. A bust of Lt. Gen. Potts is located in the OMA Museum, located on the second floor of RSU’s Meyer Hall. In 1971, in response to the growing educational needs of a rapidly developing technological and industrial economy in the Claremore area, the Oklahoma Legislature

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Your web browser does not support scripts, please down load a more current web browser and try again. Home Accreditation Administrators Center for Economic and Community Development ... RSU Online A History of Rogers State University Introduction Rogers State University has a long and proud history as a high-quality institution of higher learning serving the educational and professional needs of residents of the Claremore area, northeastern Oklahoma, and, via its distance learning programs, the nation and the world. For more than 90 years, the institution on College Hill, which overlooks the city of Claremore, has symbolized quality education and service to area residents. Our Founding RSU was founded in 1909 – just two years after Oklahoma was granted statehood. The university was officially established as Eastern University Preparatory School in Claremore by the Oklahoma Legislature in its second session. The mission of the Eastern University Preparatory School was to prepare the sons and daughters of Native Americans, farmers, and ranchers for entry into the colleges and universities of Oklahoma. As a condition established by the Oklahoma Legislature, the citizens of Claremore led by A.L. Kates, editor of the Claremore Progress raised $3,000 to purchase land for the new institution. A group of citizens known as the “Hilltoppers” located 40 acres of land on College Hill, one mile west of Claremore. With an appropriation of $50,000 by the Oklahoma Legislature, construction began on a building for the new institution, Preparatory Hall. Today, Preparatory Hall, which features a stately gold dome and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, remains the focal point of the university.

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38. Iraqi Military Academy Trains Future Leaders - DefendAmerica News Article A platoon in its second week of training at the Iraqi Military Academy cadets and instructors to British military schools for eight to 12-week courses; http://www.defendamerica.mil/articles/june2005/a060305pj1.html

Government FirstGov Homeland Security War on Terror Sites White House Military Army Navy Air Force Marines ... Merchant Marines Help Fight Terror Civil Air Patrol Coast Guard Auxiliary FBI Transcripts Defense Department State Department White House Iraqi Military Academy Trains Future Leaders By U.S. Army Sgt. W. Watson Martin Scimitar Staff AL RUSTAMIYAH, Iraq, June 3, 2005 The Coalition Military Assistance Training Team took control of the site in March 2004 and began reconstruction two months later, said British Col. Neil Hutton, a paratrooper from the Royal British Army and consultant here. The training team members here include 16 British, two Danish, two Polish, three Hungarian, two Lithuanian, one Dutch and 12 U.S. troops. The academy lies six miles southeast of Baghdad where, from aboard a Black Hawk helicopter, extensive transformation is visible from the dust and rubble surrounding reconstruction sites. With a $100 million budget and detailed planning, the academy will develop into a great training environment, according to academy officials. The base is like many modern military bases and includes a basketball gymnasium, an Olympic-size indoor pool, study halls, base laundry, medical clinic, obstacle courses, weapons ranges, morale welfare and recreation buildings, base exchange, barber shop, motor pool compound, quartermaster store, an armory and warehouses.

39. Military Schools Why should you consider military schools for your child? http://educationseek.com/military_schools.html

FAQs Site Map Home Resources ... Suggest A Site Recent Post - "Enrollment" - "school website" - "12th grade" - "International School of Brooklyn, Brooklyn NY" ... - "Inquiry" Help for Troubled Teens: www.ed.gov nces.ed.gov Military Schools Military Schools What Military Schools Have to Offer Military Schools General Rules These types of schools all have very strict guidelines that must be followed, no exceptions. Most schools start at 6 am sharp, and all cadets are expected to be in formation fully dressed in their uniforms, with their boots polished. Girls that are in a military school are not allowed to wear bright nail polish, or lots of makeup. Their hair has to be either put up in buns, or cut above the collar of their uniforms. Most military schools will have their cadets called to formation before allowing them to have their meals. Privileges are earned in a military school, if you want something you have to work for it. If a cadet wants to play a video game or go to town on the weekend, they have to earn this privilege. To earn these privileges, a cadet has to earn rank; you give nothing, you get nothing. Military schools do not allow any types of misbehaving, this includes fighting, the use of any drug, or sexual activities either in the school or when on leave to go into town. Being able to work together as a team is a requirement that is necessary from every cadet in a military school. Military Schools Not for Everyone Military schools can be great for some children and help them to excel as an adult, but these schools are not for everyone. Some children would not be able to deal with this type of disciplinary school. Any child with the following problems probably would not do well in a military school. If they:

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How Can We Help You Does My Teen Need Help Who We Are Contact Us ... Placement Options News Enter your email address to subscribe to our newsletter. Instructions for subscribing to our news feeds Are Boot Camps the answer for all youth? The Child Abuse Issue How Divorce Affects Teens Boot Camps and Military Schools Boot Camps There are several types of teenage boot camps. There are short term and long term boot camps, there are state funded jail boot camps, prison boot camps, and privately owned boot camps. There are boot camps that will take teens who don't want to be there and boot camps that will only take willing participants. There are even weekend long boot camps. We believe that most teens will generally do better in a long term setting. If the teen is young and just beginning down a negative path sometimes a weekend wake-up call will help. The majority of the calls we take however, will need a longer stay, usually about 1 year. In most cases parent's have tried everything before they decide to seek outside help. Military Schools, or Military Boarding Schools

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