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New York Military Academy

78 Academy Avenue, Cornwall-on-Hudson, NY 12520

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78 Academy Ave, Cornwall-On-Hudson, NY 12520, United States
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New York Military Academy

New York Military Academy, located at 78 Academy Avenue in Cornwall-on-Hudson, New York, is a prestigious institution that focuses on developing cadets in mind, body, and character in preparation for further education and leadership. The academy's Military Leadership Program helps cadets actively seek pathways to leadership, while the Emerging Technology Program equips them with the knowledge and skills needed to thrive in a world driven by innovation. Additionally, a partnership with Canterbury Brook Academy enriches students' holistic development through music and visual arts programs.

At NYMA, cadets are taught adaptability, entrepreneurial spirit, and financial responsibility, with a focus on practical skills and problem-solving. The academy also emphasizes the importance of character, leadership, and team excellence, providing a transformative experience that empowers future leaders to excel in all areas of life. With a rigorous academic program, competitive athletics, and a focus on traditional values, NYMA prepares cadets for success in college and beyond.

Founded in 1889, NYMA combines discipline with a solid education, putting cadets "One Step Ahead" in their personal and professional lives. The academy's curriculum is individually tailored to each cadet, emphasizing patriotism, determination, and pride. Cadets leave NYMA with a strong sense of self-confidence, courtesy, and leadership skills, ready to face the challenges of the 21st century. Join NYMA and begin your transformative educational experience today. Are you up for the challenge?

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Retired 747 pilot:
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"I graduated from NYMA in the late 1950's. My daily routine became the foundation of my success. Integrity, discipline and strength of character were only some of the teachings. It is a shame the academy has fallen into its present state."

more 6 years ago
Angelica Parker:
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"Every school has their ups and downs, including this one. Please know the history before you bash the school. Yes, Trump attended this school, but that's definitely NOT what makes the school. In my opinion, it has no bearing on the school at all! Famous people have to attend schools somewhere! This school went into bankruptcy and almost closed for good. They started out with a small class about 2 years ago and continue to grow. They are NOT a common core school. They are a college prep school with a military style. It seems they will likely gain more military ground (style of teaching/learning) as they grow. The school is remodeling, raising funds to build a new baseball field (in honor of the late Coach Les McMillen) and has updated many of their textbooks as well as sports uniforms. I never threatened my son to attend NYMA. He was interested in the military and we felt this would be a good fit! The first year was difficult and he still struggles. However, I have given him the option of returning to public school and he has asked to stay. He literally races other students to see who can get there first! The teachers and staff are caring and they are consistently looking for ways to make things better, which reflects in frequent changes throughout the school. I haven't seen a child slip through the cracks, but I have found sometimes they have too much time on their hands. If they aren't responsible, they will get in trouble! You should know your child and attend multiple school tours before you send them to any private school. Their success depends on what style suits them best! The good out weighs the bad and everyone at NYMA is committed to helping our young children grow into outstanding adults! Open houses are monthly and tours are given by cadets at will. Attend one and see for yourself before you believe the negative comments from people who haven't attended in years and/or attended before new ownership."

more 6 years ago
Daniel Krupnik:
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"ATTENTION TO ALL PARENTS CONSIDERING THIS AS AN INVESTMENT IN YOUR CHILDS EDUCATION. Don't do it!! This is a bad place for your kid and you. If you ever hope to have some type of relationship with your child when he is in his 30's don't force him/her. But if your child is a girl, she'll be treated differently , with respect and being able to get away with almost anything. But I digress a bit. The people in charge are mostly retired military and some that haven't served at all. I bet now they're going crazy that they've graduated THE POTUS. Every media too they'll use will most likely mention Trump. In reality NYMA is a terrible school, but will treat your children, if you are a generous donor."

more 7 years ago
Randal Colucci:
3

"I'm commenting on the comment BK left re: the cadets disrespecting POTUS Trump when he was being.sworn into office. This despicable behavior is what you get when the media, sport figures, singers (so called like that POS madonna) and especially the low-lifes in Holloweird playing a more influential role in their worthless, pathetic lives than God, family, and country."

more 8 years ago
Whatsa Name:
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"I'm sitting here watching the inaugural parade this evening and I'm paying attention closely to everyone who is in the parade all the different bands and Military Support. I just happened to see the New York Military Academy walking past our new president providing their drill which is very undisciplined. There are a few who are paying attention and respecting the Office of the President. There are several undisciplined Cadets who are joking and smoking especially when rendering honors to the president. There's a young gentleman in the back on the right in the photo laughing and looking the opposite direction when giving the command eyes left toward the President and Vice President. There is a young woman on the right who deliberately turns her head to the right to look away from the president when rendering honors. This is an absolute disgrace to say you're one of the most honored military academies in the country. I am absolutely disgusted."

more 8 years ago
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