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Youth Programs caters to kids ages 9 – 18, helping to foster leadership and life skills. Eligibility/Membership: T his program is open to all dependents of active duty, retired military, DoD/NAF/Federal civilian employees, DoD contract employees and authorized houseguests of eligible patrons.
Arkansas National Guard Youth Development Program. This program serves children and youth ages 6-18 and provides opportunities for youth to develop their physical, social, emotional and cognitive abilities and to experience achievement, leadership, employment, friendship and recognition.
Dynamic programs for youth ages 5 to 18 years are provided in military youth and teen program facilities worldwide. A wide variety of offerings includes activities in health and wellness, sports and recreation, the arts, education and career development, and leadership and service.
A wide range of programs are available at Little Rock AFB for youth & teens, including sports, recreation, education, leadership & career development.
The Foundation supports the children of National Guard service members by helping to fund day camps and childcare activities for families while their service member attends military formations.
AMFRA is a tuition-free, military and first responders college preparatory academy. We offer a unique learning culture with a safe environment, high academic standards, student uniforms, smaller classes, and personalized learning plans designed to provide individual attention.
The National Guard Youth Challenge Program, a preventive rather than remedial at-risk youth program, targets voluntary participants, 16 to 18 years of age, who have dropped out of school or are not satisfactorily progressing, are unemployed or under employed, drug-free, and crime-free.
Searching Little Rock, Arkansas Military Schools for Troubled Youth? Military schools have long been hailed as institutions that instill discipline, leadership, and a sense of responsibility in otherwise rudderless individuals.
AMFRA is the first school in Arkansas (and only the 11th school nationwide) to have a 100% student participation in the JROTC program. Every student will be part of the Marine Corps JROTC program. Central to the school’s mission is also the First Responder curriculum.
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