SELAh in Vallejo

The vision of Soaring Eagles Leadership Academy is: Through empowerment services to provide youth, including at risk youth, with the training, care and development necessary to embrace the future as fully functioning, successful participants in society.

Mission The mission of Soaring Eagles Leadership Academy is to provide empowerment services to youth including at risk youth. We seek to empower youth utilizing services which equip them to step successfully into the future; make them aware of their innate gifts and talents; and provide them with the support and encouragement they need to excel in life.

•  EQUIPPING SERVICES
• Leadership Camp
•  After school Martial Arts
•  Child Safety Seminar
•  Women's Self Defense
• Etiquette
•  AWARENESS AND DEVELOPMENT SERVICES
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• Gift Testing
•  Jr. Leadership Program
• Field Trips

         SUPPORT AND ENCOURAGEMENT SERVICES

•  Modern Day Knight
•  Modern Day Princess
•  "10!"

  SELAh! Presents

  INFORMATIONAL MEETING FOR PARENTS AND YOUTH FOR THE

  CONGRESSIONAL AWARD PROGRAM

  WHEN: Thursday, September 8, 2011    8:00-9:00pm

  WHERE:  Soaring Eagles Taekwondo Academy

  TO REGISTER:  Email soaringeaglestkd@sbcglobal.net by 9/7/11.  Please direct all

  questions to Master Adrienne Jones.

  About the Award

  The Congressional Award is a non-competitive, voluntary program that is open to all young people age 13.5-23.  Created by Congress, the award promotes a unique opportunity for young people to set and achieve personally challenging goals that build character and foster community service, personal development, and citizenship.  To EARN a Congressional Award, participants set and achieve individual goals in for program areas: Voluntary Public Service, Personal Development, Physical Fitness, Expedition/Exploration.  

  The program establishes a sense of self-confidence, and helps to enhance problem solving skills and the ability to work as part of a team.  The six levels of award provide tangible evidence of success and effort on the part of the person, and many youth use their record of achievement in their college, scholarship or job application.