No. We welcome all students from all faith groups and walks of life. If you are not affiliated with any church, you are also welcome! However, we expect all students to understand, abide, and respect the standards set forth at MUAA.
Currently, we serve students from VPK 4 through 12th Grades. Students must be 4 years old prior to entering the VPK program, and must be 5 years old by September 1st in order to be accepted into the Kindergarten program.
MUAA accepts the following scholarship Step-Up Scholarship, FE-SEO, FTC, FES-UA (on a pre-approved/limited basis).
Yes. MUAA offers financial aid to families who demonstrate (through proper documentation) a need of assistance.
Parents must apply for the MUAA Scholarship by June 1st of every year.
Only new parents applications will be accepted after June 1st with a deadline of September 1 of every year.
The scholarship application can be found in the financial aid page and by requesting it from the finance office. For more information click here.
You can apply to MUAA by clicking here or by going to the MUAA apply page.
MUAA has a rich history of music and music performance. As such, MUAA excels in its choir, band, and orchestra offerings to students from an early age.
Sports are part of the culture here. Basketball, volleyball, and flag football are at the top of the list. As we find committed parents and coaches, we add to our offerings and the growth of our athletic program.
Additionally, MUAA’s STEM program offers an opportunity for kids to expand their creativity and build analytical skills.
MUAA also offers clubs, such as chest, reading, drama, and art.
Currently, MUAA offers transportation services to students who live in the North Broward area. For an extra charge, a bus is provided that picks up students at a designated area and returns them to the same area after school is dismissed.
For a comprehensive list of our student uniform policy, click here, or go to the student handbook found in the quick links section of our website.
Because the security of our kids and staff is of utmost importance, MUAA has continued to add security measures to our campus facility over the years.
MUAA is a completely gated campus—access only if granted by the office staff. Security cameras cover every area of our campus.
MUAA has contracted with the North Miami Police Department to patrol the school regularly; our faculty and staff are always on supervision, drills are regularly conducted to increase the safety procedures on our campus, and improvements will continue to be made.
Be assured that everyone’s security is paramount to us in these difficult times.
MUAA uses various means to stay connected with students, families, and friends. These are but a few:
The best way to stay updated on school events and news is to ensure that all your contact data is accurate and up-to-date. If all these methods fail to reach you and you have any questions, don’t hesitate to contact the front office. The administrators or your Home and School Association will be happy to guide you and inform you.
Yes. Breakfast and Lunch are provided free of charge. MUAA participates in the National School Lunch Program and School Breakfast Program.
There are many ways to get involved as a parent, and this is highly recommended. These are some of the ways that you can get involved:
However, the most important way that you can help and get involved as a parent is by ensuring that you are aware of the school events, staying updated with your child’s grades, attendance, and behavior reports, and ensuring that their assignments are being completed and that your kids are getting any supplementary assistance if needed.
