ABOUT RAMAH
Philosophy
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At Ramah SDA Junior Academy, established in 1914, we are dedicated to training the heart, head, and hands of our students. We believe that all true wisdom and knowledge come from God, and that genuine education begins with a respectful understanding of the Lord. Our foundation is built upon the teachings of the Holy Bible, as we recognize that true education flourishes when aligned with divine principles. We strive to foster a communion between the minds of our students and God, guiding them to embrace the teachings of Jesus Christ for a holistic educational experience.

Ramah Highlights
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Our History
Our Story
Ramah, a name chosen for one of the schools of the prophets established in Biblical times by the prophet Samuel, first opened its doors as a seat of learning in 1914. located in the Cann Park Community of Savannah, under the auspices of the Education Department of the South Atlantic Conference of Seventh-day Adventists. part of the second largest private educational systems in the world supported and operated by the West Broad Seventh-day Adventist Church, 2501 Martin Luther King Boulevard in Savannah. Location The school, then a large, one-room structure, was erected on Victory Drive and had an enrollment of seven students of all faiths. After 36 years, in 1952, the school was built on Burroughs and 41st Streets and renamed Ramah Parochial School. The school size grew from one room to four rooms and an auditorium, with an increased enrollment as well. Both school buildings served students in grades one through eight. A short time later, Ramah was extended to grade ten with a kindergarten program added as well. In 1978, tragedy struck; the school was destroyed by fire. With strong determination and diligence, the will to rebuild Ramah was set by its constituents. The philosophy, the curriculum, and the learning were kept alive in a rented school building for one year. On April 12-13 in 1980, the newly constructed building was opened at 3400 Florance Street, Savannah, GA, dedicated and renamed, Ramah SDA Junior Academy (RJA). In addition to ten classrooms, this facility included a Science Lab, Music Room, Home Economics Room, and a Library. Ramah SDA Junior Academy remains at this site today.
Curriculum and Accreditation
Ramah SDA Junior Academy follows a curriculum that meets national, state, and Seventh-day Adventist Denominational Standards. RJA is accredited through the year 2029 by: The Office of Education of the Southern Union Conference of Seventh-day Adventists The Georgia Private Schools Accreditation Council The National Council for Private Schools
Student Success
For over a century, Ramah SDA Junior Academy has provided students with a strong academic and spiritual foundation. With 80% of graduates gaining admission to the college of their choice, Ramah continues to uphold its reputation for excellence. Generations of families have trusted Ramah for its commitment to academic rigor, character development, and policies that emphasize respectfulness and nonviolence.
Competitions and Achievements
Ramah scholars have competed and excelled in a variety of competitions, including: Math Bowls Regional Science Fairs Robotics Competitions Bible Challenges Athletic Events Throughout the years, Ramah has been recognized for academic excellence, student leadership, and commitment to faith-based education.