Success StoryTeen Leadership Academy "Excellence in Camping Award"
Teen Leadership Academy "Excellence in Camping Award"
Author: Nolan Pettit
Planning Unit: McLean County CES
Major Program: Leadership
Plan of Work: Unrelated to a specified County Plan of Work
Outcome: Long-Term Outcome
Teen Leadership Academy is a multi-county, cross university program including Mclean, Webster, Henderson, Hopkins, Union, Daviess, and Hancock Counties. Each county is allowed to bring up to 4 of their top teams. We meet once a month and cover several different topics including life & interview skills, traditional 4-H projects, and trips to surrounding businesses and community partners.
The goal of the program is to take our brightest teens and reward them buy having a fun experience where they can learn and then come back and encourage other teens in the program to want to take part the next year.
This past year at KEA4-H Meeting our group was recognized and awarded with the "Excellence in Camping Award"
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