High School Summer Leadership Camps
Through hands-on experiences and interactive classes, campers learn elements of leadership that enhance their ability to make valuable contributions to their families, teams, and communities. Camp Challenge: Leadership Education and Training (LET) programs for high school students introduce and reinforce the values of honor, integrity, respect, responsibility, compassion, and gratitude at the highest level.
Questions?
Contact Mike Basista
Camp Challenge Associate Director of Admission
760.547.5288
mbasista@armyandnavyacademy.org
Camp Challenge Leadership Education and Training (LET)
Camp Challenge LET is the Academy’s summer leadership development program, established in 2010.
It is the only Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (JROTC) credit-producing summer leadership course west of the Mississippi.
LET Intro
Leadership education, including group instruction, hands-on learning, and outdoor adventures. Campers learn to focus on achievement while overcoming physical and mental challenges. (Non-Credit Course)
Co-ed, Grades 9-12
Session 1: 6/28/21 – 7/10/21
Session 2: 7/12/21 – 7/24/21
Leadership
Warrior Aviation
Computer Science
English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)
LET I & II
LET I – The course introduces campers to basic leadership principals focused on the core values of honor, integrity, and selfless service, the second level of the LET program emphasizes more advanced citizenship, leadership, and communication skills while fortifying campers’ development as self-confident team members.
LET II – Returning campers concentrate on advanced citizenship, leadership, and communication skills while continuing to build on their experience as confident team members, receiving instruction designed to promote holistic wellness and reinforce confidence. (Credit Course)
Co-ed, Grades 9-12
One 4-Week Session
6/28/21 – 7/24/21
- Operate under 24-hour on-campus security and supervision
- Enhance their leadership skills including self-confidence and team-building
- Develop accountability, discipline, and respect
- Enrich college applications and school transcripts
- Enjoy full access to the Academy’s oceanfront campus facilities, including a state-of-the-art gymnasium, cafeteria, library, media center, recreation center, swimming pool, tennis courts, athletic field, and private beach access
Participants complete approximately 120 hours of leadership training and activities, including:
- Development of leadership skills
- Team-building exercises
- Increased confidence
- New friendships
Typical Daily Schedule for Camp Challenge
| 0600 | Reveille |
| 0600 – 0615 | Morning Accountability Formation, Flag Raising |
| 0615 – 0700 | Physical Training (PT) |
| 0700 – 0730 | Personal Hygiene |
| 0730 – 0800 | 1st Mess (Breakfast) |
| 0800 – 0830 | Class Formation, Personal Appearance Inspection |
| 0830 – 1200 | Leadership Education and Training Class |
| 1200 – 1300 | 2nd Mess (Lunch) |
| 1300 – 1315 | Class Formation |
| 1315 – 1430 | Drill and Ceremonies |
| 1430 – 1630 | Team Building Activities |
| 1630 – 1730 | Personal Time |
| 1730 – 1830 | 3rd Mess (Dinner) |
| 1830 – 1900 | Retreat Formation |
| 1900 – 2100 | Study Hall (Mon – Thurs) or Recreation (Fri – Sun) |
| 2100 – 2200 | Personal Hygiene |
| 2200 | Lights Out |