Chickasaw students are eligible for funding assistance with expenses related to participation in extracurricular activities, including event participation, clubs, leagues and other activities.
The Chickasaw Lighthorse Police youth academy provides an excellent opportunity for youth to explore a career in law enforcement. Youth will learn lessons covering a wide spectrum of procedures and practices. Applicants must be a First American and 12-18 years of age.
Eligible youth can elevate their summer by connecting with nature, mastering skills, igniting creativity and building lasting friendships through Chickasaw Nation camps, clinics and academies.
Students are encouraged to unleash their creativity through robotics. They build, drive, code and compete in teams. These unique, hands-on outlets teach new skills and challenge youth in a fun, teamwork-driven environment.
Eligible Chickasaw teens can be reimbursed for up to $300 in fees associated with driver education courses.
Chikasha Alhiha' "Basketball Showcase" provides high school athletes an opportunity to exhibit their basketball talents and abilities in front of college coaches.
The youth baseball clinic focuses on improving the fundamentals of hitting, pitching and fielding. Youth will discover how goal setting and self-discipline improve playing ability and help in everyday life. Must be 8-18 years of age. Chickasaw citizen preference is exercised...
Clinics offer an introduction to fishing skills such as how to tie fishing knots, rig a rod and reel, cast and fish.
In the Tanumpo Hosa Apisa clinic youth learn the disciplines required for Olympic-style target shooting and firing practice. Participants must be ages 12-18. Chickasaw preference will be exercised.
The First American Jr. Open (FAJO) Golf Tournament provides youth athletes a competitive atmosphere without the pressures of a school or golf association.