I have been called for using the term "Culver Military Academy" for historical
significance it should remain and the terms of Culver Military Academy, Culver
Educational Foundation, Culver Academies should be used as justified in the appropriate
time period for them -
I was told that "When it is listed as Culver Military Academy, it leaves out
Culver Girls Academy and the Culver Summer Schools and Camps." which in my
mind does not - as for years until the Culver Girls Academy was found the winter
and summer programs all were ran under the name of "Culver Military Academy"
which is proven in their many ads that are found in many publications over
the years. "Culver Educational Foundation' if found on most all of the signs
thus in reality it is the term that should be used -
Just when the term "Culver Academies" came in will have to be determined -
even into the early years of the 'Culver Girls Academy" the military had not
been dropped out of the name - the "Culver Educational Foundation" came into
being in the late 1920's and yet "Culver Military Academy" was use for both
the winter and summer programs for years afterwards by their commercial ads and
their catalogs. -
Even to the Facebook page reads "About Culver Military Academy" Culver Academies
is a group of elite college preparatory boarding schools and summer camps in the
United States Academies is composed of three entities: Culver Military Academy (CMA)
for boys, Culver Girls Academy (CGA), and the Culver Summer Schools and Camps (CSSC).
They are collectively known as the Culver Academies and are located in Culver Indiana
Dropping other terms of Culver Military Academy, Culver Educational Foundation
in the correct historical eras , time periods etc. is not "historically correct'
to do so.
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