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Leadership Challenge Weekend - Virtual (LCW-V)

For High School Students: Free to Participants!

December 4 - 6, 2020
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February 19 - 21, 2021
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LCW-V is an intense, weekend program for high school students seeking to gain insight on teamwork, leadership, and effective communications. Students will interact and receive a crash course on how to apply for college, the federal service academies, ROTC scholarships, financial aid and much more.

Requirements

  1. High School Students in the grades of 9th thru 12th
  2. Obtain two pieces of rope about 3 feet long for rope tying (Clothesline is fine)

What is the cost?

LCW-V is free to participants.

Questions?
If you have questions or need more information, please call 1 (802) 485-2712 or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

  • “I learned how to speak in a room full of people more confidentially. I learned a lot about my future. I enjoyed meeting new people and stepping out of my comfort zone.”
    Lilly Kinney
  • “My experience was extremely fun, educational and eye-opening. This experience shows me how much I want to go here. I love how devoted the cadets are to this school.”
    Luke Boland
  • “It is a great way to learn more about our government and how it is run while simultaneously making new friends along the way. You also learn a lot about yourself and how to take certain paths to get to your end goal when it comes to leadership, careers, and college.”
    YLC Participant
  • "I can apply what I learned to my leadership positions in my JROTC unit as well as use the helpful information on college applications this summer."
    YLC Participant
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