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Prescott Area
Youth Leadership

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Issue Days

Participants work together over the course of their first year of the program
exploring critical community issues and acquiring leadership skills.  The
program begins with a two-day retreat in August, which includes an
overnight stay. 

There are nine Issue Days, held once a month, beginning in September
and concluding in June.  Each Issue Day concentrates on a critical
community issue and an associated leadership skill. Community leaders
and area experts lead the discussions as class members explore relevant
local topics.

Critical issues of interest:

Skills Day

The December Skills Day is for skill enhancement and a mid-year retreat.
Potential skill enhancement activities:

Field Trips

Class members participate in at least six field trips that will expand their
learning experiences as well as enhance their appreciation and
understanding of the community. Frequently participants visit facilities they
might not otherwise be able to tour or observe.

Shadowing Exercise

Through the daylong shadowing component of the program, class
members have an opportunity to observe firsthand the leadership style of a
civic, business or professional leader of their choice. Many long-term
relationships have been established through this exercise.