MCCS, Camp Lejeune

 

Teen End of School Party Fri, 1 Jun | 1830 | Harriotte B. Smith Library Ages 12-18 | Call 910-451-3026 for more information. Join us as we celebrate the end of the school, welcome summertime and say farewell to those graduating or moving this summer. We’ll play games, watch a movie and enjoy some treats. Come hangout, meet other Teens, and checkout what fun is planned for the summer.

 

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• Click here for the Teen Squad Summer Camp Registration Packet

 

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Sat | 16 JUN

1300-1600 – SRP Kick-Off

1400-1500 Flow Circus – Registration before and after performance,
Free T-shirt, registration packet (Tarawa Terrace Community Center)

 

Tue | 19 JUN

1830 – “Inside the Book” party - costumes, games, food (Harriotte B. Smith Library)

 

Tue | 10 JUL

1830 – “Hunger Games” party – costumes, games, food (Harriotte B. Smith Library)

 

Tue | 24 JUL

1830 – Chocolate Fondue Party (Harriotte B. Smith Library)

Teen Summer Reading Program Finale

 

Fri | 3 AUG

1830 – Grand Prizes awarded for 1st, 2nd & 3rd for top readers. Hawaiian Luau party. Food, movie and more! (Harriotte B. Smith Library)

 

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Youth/Teen Leisure Activity Assessment Survey Invitation

Headquarters Marine Corps invites all Active Duty Marines and Spouses with children between the ages of 10 to 18 years to participate in the “Youth/Teen Leisure Activity Assessment”. This important survey will impact youth and teen leisure activities provided by the Marine Corps. You will be able to provide your opinions about types of activities that are important to have available for your child, the quality of programs currently available and if your child’s leisure needs are currently being met. The survey will take approximately 15 minutes to complete; 30 minutes if you have both a youth (10-12 years) and a teen (13-18 years). All information you provide in the survey will remain anonymous. To participate in the survey click on the following link: http://surveys.usmc-mccs.org/Community/se.ashx?s=2EA0F679062D20C0  Thank you for taking the time to participate in the survey. To have your voice heard, please complete the survey by May 13, 2012. Your opinions are greatly valued and will have an important impact on programming provided for your children. If you have questions concerning this survey, please email Marine and Family Programs Division, Future Operations Branch (MFQ) at SMB_Manpower_MFQ@usmc.mil  or call 703-784-9517.

To provide a fun, safe, educational environment that nurtures and enhances the personal growth of our military teenagers allowing our military families to be mission ready.

 

Registration Form

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This unique leadership development experience provides opportunities for young people ages 14 to 18. Youth participate, both in and out of the Club, in activities in three focus areas: academic success, career preparation and community service. With the guidance of an adult advisor, Keystone Clubs aim to have a positive impact on members, the Club and community.

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CareerLaunch encourages Club members ages 13 to 18 to assess their skills and interests, explore careers, make sound educational decisions and prepare to join our nation's work force.  Club staff or volunteers use the Career Exploration Quick Reference Guide to work with teens individually or in small groups to build their job-search skills and job readiness. The easy-to-read CareerLaunch Teen Tips is pocket sized and full of practical job-hunting advice for young people.  The CareerLaunch website, www.careerlaunch.net, provides Club teens, staff and volunteers with online career exploration, college and job search information and interactive activities.  Mentoring, job shadowing and training opportunities round out the program.

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The Money Matters Facilitator’s Guide provides Club staff and volunteers with basic financial information and instructions for the small-group activities that are easy to implement. The fun, attractive Teen Personal Finance Guide contains practical tips and activities to help teens learn to balance a checkbook, create a budget and save and invest for college and retirement. The Money Matters website helps teens build their money management skills through interactive activities, games and tools such as a savings and financial aid calculator to help them plan for college.

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The Power Hour materials provide practical tips and best practices for recognition and incentives, behavior management, volunteer recruitment and training, collaboration with other organizations and use of technology and the Internet.

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Passport to Manhood consists of 14 sessions, each concentrating on a specific aspect of character and manhood through highly interactive activities. Each Club participant receives his own “passport” to underscore the notion that he is on a personal journey of maturation and growth. The program includes a service project where boys learn the importance of giving back to the community. Passport to Manhood represents a targeted effort to engage young boys in discussions and activities that reinforce character, leadership and positive behavior.

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The program is designed to encourage healthy attitudes and lifestyles that will enable early adolescent girls to develop to their full potential.