Learn More. Core Components. The National Guard Youth Challenge Program is one of the most successful alternative education programs designed for high school dropouts or youth that are not progressing in a traditional high school setting.
Over , cadets have graduated since Eligibility Requirements. For selection into the program, the applicant must be: years of age at the time of entry into the program. A high school dropout or not progressing in traditional high school setting. A citizen of legal resident of the United States. Unemployed, or underemployed. Not currently on parole or probation and not accused or convicted of a crime that would be considered a felony if they were an adult.
Free from use of illegal drugs or substances. Physically and mentally capable to participate in the program. Washington Youth Challenge Academy Video Series Part 1: Acclimation Take a look inside the Washington Youth Academy in this four-part series that follows the cadets of class from reception to graduation.
The Georgia Youth ChalleNGe Program is the premiere residential alternative education provider; developing and producing academically and socially competitive young adults who believe they can achieve their dreams.
The Georgia National Guard Youth ChalleNGe Program will be known as a viable, community-oriented intervention program committed to providing an environment for Georgia's year olds to obtain the education and life skills needed to become productive citizens with sustainable futures.
Some states offer credit recovery which allows youth the opportunity to return to high school upon successful completion of Youth ChalleNGe. We do so in a very disciplined and structured program that uses the military model. ChalleNGe works with program participants after graduation to help enroll in college, trade school, start a career or join the military.
You go in not knowing what to expect. Sometimes there was arguing and fighting, sometimes things Now he is a student at Atlanta Technical College taking an Avionics Bench Technician course, and will soon be transferring to Middle Georgia State University to finish obtaining his private This was definitely one of Devon also just completed his first semester at West Georgia Tech studying welding.
He has found his My son was failing school, relationships, mostly himself. He was on a dangerous road heading for destruction.
He went to Challenge when he was 16 years old. He learned and accomplished so much. I love this place. My son was going to end up dead or in jail before attending YCA. Now, he is very respectful and thinking about his future.
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