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Cadet Brown gives his campaign speech prior to the election.

Cycle 50 Student Council President Elected!

March 4, 2018/News
Cadet Brown gives his campaign speech prior to the election.
Cadet Brown gives his campaign speech prior to the election.

The results are in. The Cadets have spoken. When the dust settled on Monday, Cadet Nicholas Brown of 3rd Platoon emerged victorious. After a grueling campaign trail, 17 year old Brown of Oklahoma City narrowly defeated Cadets Joshua Cox, Hannah Dillard, and Blaine Fasthorse to become the Thunderbird Challenge Program’s Student Council President.

In his campaign speech, Brown spoke of the accomplishments of the Cadets over the first two months of TCP’s 22 week cycle, and he challenged them to remember why they entered the program and to stay focused on their individual and collective goals.

Asked how he felt about the responsibilities inherent in his role as Student Council President, Brown replied “I’m excited! It means more work for me, but I believe that I can manage it.” Brown went on to say that his primary goal is to make the rest of the cycle both enjoyable and productive for Cadets and staff alike.

March 4, 2018/News

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Thunderbird Challenge

Thunderbird Challenge Program and Northeast Technology Center have joined forces to create new pathways to success for Oklahoma's youth. This partnership aims to equip cadets with practical workforce skills alongside the discipline and structure the Program is known for.

Through this collaboration, cadets at Thunderbird Challenge can now access Northeast Tech's extensive vocational training programs while completing their core academic requirements.

The partnership addresses a critical need in our community—preparing young people not just academically, but with the practical skills employers are actively seeking. Cadets can choose from multiple career pathways.

What makes this partnership particularly valuable is how it combines Thunderbird Challenge's emphasis on personal responsibility, leadership, and community service with Northeast Tech's proven track record of workforce development. Cadets benefit from structured military-style discipline while simultaneously developing marketable skills that lead to immediate employment opportunities.
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Thunderbird Challenge Program and Northeast Technology Center have joined forces to create new pathways to success for Oklahomas youth. This partnership aims to equip cadets with practical workforce skills alongside the discipline and structure the Program is known for.

Through this collaboration, cadets at Thunderbird Challenge can now access Northeast Techs extensive vocational training programs while completing their core academic requirements.

The partnership addresses a critical need in our community—preparing young people not just academically, but with the practical skills employers are actively seeking. Cadets can choose from multiple career pathways.

What makes this partnership particularly valuable is how it combines Thunderbird Challenges emphasis on personal responsibility, leadership, and community service with Northeast Techs proven track record of workforce development. Cadets benefit from structured military-style discipline while simultaneously developing marketable skills that lead to immediate employment opportunities.
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Great opportunity for these Cadets. Looks like y'all are enjoying while your learning.

Are some of these blurry or is it my phone? Lol

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