Jackson Academy spirit squads delivered an impressive showing at the MAIS Spirit Competition on Wednesday, September 10, bringing home multiple championships and continuing long-standing traditions of excellence.
Jackson Academy’s beloved Alpha & Omega program kicked off another year of meaningful connections this morning as seniors and kindergartners came together for their first meeting. Excitement filled the amphitheater as JA’s oldest students and those just beginning Lower School discovered their special buddy or buddies for the year ahead.
University and college officials affirm that Jackson Academy (JA) students are well-prepared for higher education. JA graduates embody the qualities colleges seek, underscoring the value of a JA diploma.
Cost alone should not impede a child’s access to high-quality education like that at JA. The school is committed to an economically diverse student body and offers need-based tuition assistance (TA) for qualifying families determined by the third-party vendor, School and Student Services (SSS).
The JA Raider football team treated the school’s spirit squads to cookie cake leading up to the MAIS Spirit Competition. The activity was a great way to show appreciation for the hard work of the cheer squads, Accents, and Steppers, who show so much support for sports teams throughout the year.
Last week, Jackson Academy celebrated the start of football season with its first JV and Varsity pep rallies of the year. The JV pep rally featured a camo theme as fans geared up for the matchup against Jackson Prep. Raider spirit squads kept the energy high, and K4 students experienced their very first pep rally.
At Jackson Academy, we are dedicated to fostering academic excellence and creating a focused, college preparatory environment for our students. As part of our commitment to support your child’s success, we want to highlight the importance of our Student Appearance and Uniform Guidelines found in our Student and Parent Handbook.
In a time where technology continues to transform the landscape of education, today’s Professional Development Day provided a valuable opportunity for faculty and staff to engage with innovative ideas and practices. Presentations focused on the role of artificial intelligence, exploring how these advanced tools can enhance learning experiences and prepare students for the future. Additionally, discussions highlighted the Raider Network, showcasing the school’s broadcasting program that connects the JA community and gives students real-word experiences.
Last week marked another milestone in the storied history of Jackson Academy Volleyball as Head Coach Melissa Denson celebrated her 300th career victory. The win came in decisive fashion, with the Lady Raiders sweeping Pillow Academy in straight sets.
As an Apple Distinguished School since 2013, Jackson Academy has been at the forefront of educational technology usage and innovative educational practices. The school adapts policies as it evaluates the latest information on technology in education, its benefits, and its effects
Sophomores through seniors attended the annual College Fair by grade today, speaking with representatives about admission processes, entrance requirements, majors, activities, and student life. Students met face-to-face with Admission officers and alumni who represented colleges and universities throughout the nation. This year, JA welcomed 65 institutions of higher learning.