The youth services clothing grant program provides $350 annually to eligible Chickasaw students to purchase school clothes. Purchases are limited to clothing only. Must be a Chickasaw citizen between ages 3 to 18.

Aspiring young artists are immersed in an exploration of various artistic fields, career preparatory programming and student-oriented skill development. The academy provides an opportunity for students to learn about contemporary and traditional Chickasaw and Southeastern First American art in a variety of mediums that inspires exploration of the artistic process in writing, performing and visual arts. Applicants must be a Chickasaw youth, dependent of a Chickasaw citizen or a previous attendee. Additional eligibility requirements may apply.

This 10-month leadership program offers Chickasaw youth leadership, business and cultural development courses, a variety of community service opportunities and hands-on experience in leadership environments. Applicants must be a Chickasaw citizen, 14-18 years of age and meet academic eligibility requirements.

Chickasaw students are eligible for funding assistance with expenses related to participation in extracurricular activities, driver’s education, reimbursement for some expenses related to graduation and honor cords for qualified graduates. Applicants must be Chickasaw citizens. Students must be high school seniors to apply for the high school senior expenses and honor cord programs.

Assistance with driver education, training and examinations are available to equip eligible Chickasaw citizens with the necessary skills to obtain an Oklahoma driver's license or farm driver’s permit. Applicant must be a Chickasaw citizen who is at least 15 years of age for a state license or 13½ for a farm permit. Additional eligibility requirements may apply.

The FIRST Robotics Competition is a sport of the mind designed to help high school students discover the interesting and rewarding life of engineers and researchers. Students focus on design, demonstrate team spirit, professionalism, maturity and the ability to overcome obstacles. Applicants must have at least one year experience in the FIRST Tech Challenge and be entering grades 10-12. Chickasaw preference is exercised.

FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC) is designed for youth who want to compete head-to-head in robotics using a sports model. Teams, including coaches, mentors and volunteers, are required to develop strategy and build robots based on engineering principles. Applicants must be entering grades 9-12. Chickasaw preference is exercised.

This program provides high-quality tutoring services to students in a content specific, one-on-one virtual environment. Applicants must be Chickasaw students in grades K-12 enrolled in a public, charter or accredited private school or postsecondary students enrolled in a nationally-accredited public, private or online college or university. Homeschool students may also apply.

Workforce training and experience prepares students to enter the workforce. Skill development includes job shadowing, mentoring, leadership opportunities, job training, life skills education and Chickasaw Nation curriculum. Applicants must be a citizen of a federally recognized tribe, with Chickasaw preference, ages 14-21. Additional eligibility requirements apply.