Vocational Classes
Thunderbird cadets will have the opportunity to learn and explore different trades through our partnership with Northeast Tech. This invaluable relationship allows cadets to expand their potential and introduce them to new career paths.
Community Service
As a part of the National Guard Youth Challenge Program, every cadet will complete a minimum of 40 volunteer community service hours. However, they don’t stop there. Cadet’s continue long after 40 hours, learning to give back and help the communities that have given to them.
Mentors
Mentorship is a key component of The Challenge Program. Every Cadet must have a mentor to be in the program. These unsung heroes are a vital part of the Cadets’ success while in the Challenge Program and long after the Cadets leave our campus.
Thunderbird Challenge Program Class 65 has officially hit the ground, marking the beginning of a powerful 22-week journey of growth, discipline, and discovery. Over the next five months, cadets will dive into the 8 core components that form the heart of the…
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Love chili, or think your recipe is the BEST? Either way, come out and support a great cause! 🌶️🍲
MidAmerica Industrial Park Annual Chili Cook-Off
📅 Fri. Oct. 2 | 11:30 a.m.–1 p.m. | MidAmerica Expo Center, Pryor
100% of proceeds benefit cadet programming and scholarships at Thunderbird Challenge Program. 🎓
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A look back at 3rd Platoon’s visit to the Oklahoma Military Academy Museum on the Rogers State University campus 🎖️
Cadets explored the museum’s collection of artifacts and memorabilia from the more than 10,000 cadets who attended the Oklahoma Military Academy from 1919 until its closing in 1971. They checked out historic uniforms, photographs, awards, weaponry and other items that help tell the story of the academy and the service of those who attended it.
Visits like this give cadets an opportunity to connect with Oklahoma’s military history and gain a deeper appreciation for the traditions and institutions that have shaped military service in our state. ...
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