Located on five wooded acres of land 1 mile from The Avenue on Dallas Highway, RMA prides itself on an advanced academic environment that holds students to a higher educational and social standard than traditional public or private schools. As a result, our students love to learn and are preparing for a bright academic future.
Advanced Academics:
As part of the 100th anniversary of AMI Montessori education, RMA seeks to raise the educational expectations of parents and education professionals in the community. At RMA, our curriculum and test scores easily challenge and surpass those of other private, magnet, or public schools in Cobb County. We encourage parents to seek alternatives to the problems inherent in traditional classrooms and give their child the best education available. RMA invites you to compare the curriculum and test scores of other area public and private schools to what RMA has to offer.
Educational Diversity:
Unlike many private schools whose admissions focus solely on the needs of academically advanced students to insure high test scores, RMA seeks to help both remedial and advanced students discover their full potential. Our curriculum is designed to improve confidence and provide an opportunity for all students to perform above traditional expectations. Struggling students discover that the AMI curriculum can address their individual learning styles to improve their performance. Advanced students, bored with the slow pace of a traditional classroom, enjoy the opportunity to broaden their studies. Both learn to value education and enjoy the freedom to go as far as their minds will take them.
Cultural Diversity:
RMA values the diversity of its student body and the opportunity to learn about current and historical differences among peoples and nations around the world. We welcome students of different faiths, cultures and backgrounds to join our educational community.
Social Development:
Utilizing the AMI Montessori curriculum, RMA helps develop a student’s self-esteem, cultivates leadership skills and instills appropriate conflict resolution behaviors. Students are instructed in age appropriate social interaction which is important in the acquisition of future nurturing skills. The social component is as important as the academic portion of our curriculum. Students who graduate the complete AMI program are poised to succeed in any advanced educational environment.
Student Health and Nutrition:
Starting at age 3, students are instructed in proper food preparation and nutritional guidelines. Students are taught healthy eating habits and help prepare their own tasty food and snacks. Physical education is focused on improving stamina, flexibility and coordination.
FIne Arts:
RMA integrates an in-depth study of the Atlanta Opera, the Atlanta Symphony, exhibits at the High Museum of Art and Shakespearian works into its curriculum. Student’s gain an understanding and appreciation of literature, history and artistic expression in a variety of mediums.
Social Service:
Throughout the year, RMA students participate in a variety of social justice projects to understand the scope of needs and social conditions of others in our local, national, and international community.
Environmental Advocacy:
Leading by example, RMA seeks new and innovative ways of leaving the smallest footprint on our environment. Students participate in different school projects and explore ways they can work with
government agencies dedicated to addressing environmental issues.
ria Montessori focused on determining how children learn best during different stages of development and what is necessary to insure each individual child’s success regardless of ability. While aspects of the program are continually integrated into traditional schools, and though it is found in countries around the world, people unfamiliar with Montessori Education are often unsure of how this successful program works.
