Now Hiring. Help Guide Our Cadets to Success!
Families make the difficult, but potentially life-changing decision to send their youth to our academy. This requires trust, not only in the program, but in their youth, to become the best version of themselves. Throughout the Youth Challenge journey, cadets will learn to take ownership of their lives and develop the leadership skills needed to succeed as productive community members.
While this program is offered free of charge, the cost of attendance is valued at $30,000 per cadet. This means we carefully select applicants who have indicated they are ready and committed to completing the program. Most see this as an opportunity to change something that isn't working in their lives, but the program isn't always the best fit for everyone.
The difference between success and failure can be small. It often comes down to the decision to stick with the program through those moments when the going gets tough.
We will work as a team to support cadets during their Youth Challene experience. We know there is hope for their positive change and increased preparedness for life. We will aim for daily wins to honor this hope. The journey can be bumpy for some, but the transformation will be undeniable as they walk across the graduation stage with a sense of confidence and accomplishment.
Below are resources for families of prospective or current cadets. If you have questions, please refer to our staff directory for more contact information.
Items may be sent to:
Montana Youth Challenge Academy
(Cadet First/Last Name, Plt #)
790 East Cornell Street,
Dillon, MT 59725
Tools for Your Teen's Success
We are often asked about "Youth Challenge for Parents/Guardians." While that is beyond our scope and capacity, we are excited to share about free resources on this topic. We have highlighted just a few of the many topics covered by Parenting Montana, and we look forward to sharing more from a variety of parenting resources in the future. Check back soon!
Intentional Ways to Grow a Healthy Parenting Relationship
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Navigating Disrespect in Teens 16 to 19
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Confidence for your 17-year-old
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Responsibility for your 18-year-old
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