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Casual Articles - Virginia Police Chiefs Target Virginia Schools Youth for Leadership Training
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Members of the Virginia Association of Chiefs of Police wanted to do more than just react to situations in the Virginia schools. They wanted to take preventative measures. So, in 2002, the Commonwealth Youth Conference for Leadership Effectiveness (CYCLE) was created.
CYCLE is a one-week, leadership training program for Virginia schools’ students who are entering high school. Held once every summer at Virginia Tech’s campus in Blacksburg, Virginia, it has become one of the most successful and meaningful programs for Virginia schools’ youth, focusing on the basics of leadership.
Virginia schools’ students are given the opportunity to:
• Gain an understanding of their own leadership potential,
• Identify positive leadership characteristics,
• Gain a better understanding of themselves,
• Learn how to better relate to others,
• Learn to use effective communication to foster positive interactions,
• Gain problem analysis skills to assist in decision making,
• Understand the value of teamwork,
• Understand their own role within their communities, and
• Learn and embrace values of diversity.
The hopeful result of the program is to provide Virginia schools’ students with skills to help them become valuable and contributing members of society, as well as to make Virginia communities safer places to live. If Virginia schools’ children are given leadership skills and positive reinforcement, then situations such as Columbine may be forestalled.
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CYCLE is a one-week, leadership training program for Virginia schools’ students who are entering high school. Held once every summer at Virginia Tech’s campus in Blacksburg, Virginia, it has become one of the most successful and meaningful programs for Virginia schools’ youth, focusing on the basics of leadership.
Virginia schools’ students are given the opportunity to:
• Gain an understanding of their own leadership potential,
• Identify positive leadership characteristics,
• Gain a better understanding of themselves,
• Learn how to better relate to others,
• Learn to use effective communication to foster positive interactions,
• Gain problem analysis skills to assist in decision making,
• Understand the value of teamwork,
• Understand their own role within their communities, and
• Learn and embrace values of diversity.
The hopeful result of the program is to provide Virginia schools’ students with skills to help them become valuable and contributing members of society, as well as to make Virginia communities safer places to live. If Virginia schools’ children are given leadership skills and positive reinforcement, then situations such as Columbine may be forestalled.
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Virginia schools’ students are given the opportunity to:
• Gain an understanding of their own leadership potential,
• Identify positive leadership characteristics,
• Gain a better understanding of themselves,
• Learn how to better relate to others,
• Learn to use effective communication to foster positive interactions,
• Gain problem analysis skills to assist in decision making,
• Understand the value of teamwork,
• Understand their own role within their communities, and
• Learn and embrace values of diversity.
The hopeful result of the program is to provide Virginia schools’ students with skills to help them become valuable and contributing members of society, as well as to make Virginia communities safer places to live. If Virginia schools’ children are given leadership skills and positive reinforcement, then situations such as Columbine may be forestalled.
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• Learn how to better relate to others,
• Learn to use effective communication to foster positive interactions,
• Gain problem analysis skills to assist in decision making,
• Understand the value of teamwork,
• Understand their own role within their communities, and
• Learn and embrace values of diversity.
The hopeful result of the program is to provide Virginia schools’ students with skills to help them become valuable and contributing members of society, as well as to make Virginia communities safer places to live. If Virginia schools’ children are given leadership skills and positive reinforcement, then situations such as Columbine may be forestalled.
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To attend CYCLE, Virginia schools’ students must go through a lengthy application process. The selection process begins in the fall of each year with interested Virginia schools’ students applying to their school’s SRO. Accepted applicants and their parents receive notification from their SROs in early May of the following year. The selection process ensures that all areas throughout the commonwealth are properly represented each year at CYCLE.
The program looks for the “rising” 10th grade students — those with recognized leadership potential, who have not yet found their place in the world. Virginia schools’ students must be:
• Recommended by their school’s SRO,
• A rising student, entering the 10th grade at application,
• Between the ages of 13 and 15 years,
• Have no major infractions on their discipline records,
• Have a minimum grade point average of 2.0,
• Complete an essay on an assigned topic, and
• Provide a letter of support for their desire to attend CYCLE, which may be written by anyone chosen by the student.
CYCLE is sponsored and chaired by the Virginia Police Chief’s Foundation, the charitable and educational arm of the Virginia Association of Chiefs of Police. They work with corporations, civic groups, police agencies, and citizens to raise the needed funds to support CYCLE. The current cost of $600 per Virginia schools’ student is occasionally underwritten totally by a police depar
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