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Thunderbird Challenge Graduation is quickly approaching!
Please reserve your tickets for the event!
A ticket is required for admittance into Graduation.
6 tickets per cadet. 1 ticket for cadet mentor.
Click here to reserve your tickets ⬇️
www.zeffy.com/ticketing/tcp-cycle-64-graduation-reservations
If you have questions, please contact Mr. Neal at 918-824-4889
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Hello cycle 64 parents! - I am in need of/ looking for (1) extra ticket if anyone has to spare. Please let me know. TYIA - 🙏🏻
I’m not sure if I did it right because each ticket had the option for 6 seats so I did one ticket with 5 seats and a second ticket with 1 seat.
✨WHAT DOES IT MEAN WEDNESDAY✨
The Post Residential Action Plan (PRAP) is a crucial component of the cadet program, initiated by Case Managers in week 14 of the residential phase. This structured process guides cadets in developing short-term, intermediate, and long-term goals, preparing them for life after the residential program. Through personalized sessions, cadets are encouraged to think critically about their future, considering aspects such as education, employment, and personal development.
The PRAP serves as a bridge between the structured residential environment and independent living, providing cadets with a clear roadmap for their future. By creating this actionable plan, cadets not only prepare for their transition but also develop essential life skills such as goal-setting, time management, and decision-making. The emphasis on "sticking to it" underscores the importance of follow-through, aiming to ensure that cadets remain committed to their goals and continue their personal growth long after leaving the residential program.
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Last Friday Afternoon our cadets participated in our Thunderbird carnival! This carnival is something we do every cycle, and it gets better every time. The cadets had a blast playing games, dressing up in the photo booth, and racing as flamingos!
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So awesome.
Throwback to when I had to walk the whole time cuz I had rs 💀 then they took my snow cone 💀
Asiya Adkins Horton