Mission Peak Leadership Camp

2025 Registration opens in March 2025

Mission Peak fosters relationships that empower transformative growth.

Kids these days…

In an ever-changing school system where our schools' focus has shifted dramatically to culture and climate, kids these days are at the center of transforming their schools.

Established in 2017, Mission Peak Leadership Camp focuses on empowering "kids these days" to lead their schools regardless of their experience or grade level.

Students will spend time with their school groups and focus groups on building connections while analyzing, reflecting, and learning about the needs of their schools, peers, stakeholders, and themselves.

Mission Peak anchors its curriculum and development opportunities on the Four S’s (Self, Shared, Situational, and Servant) Leadership. Mission Peak believes in thinking outside the box and looking beyond the realm of "traditional" leadership via social-emotional learning strategies, as we seek to provide transformative experiences for leaders in unexpected places.

We believe that culture emerges from life-changing environments. Environments emerge from small teams that foster discovery and the opportunity to bond. When positive teams and environments are created, a positive culture follows, and we believe Mission Peak sets the stage for this to happen.

Kids these days are capable of greatness, and we are grateful and eager for the opportunity to work with your students.

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Information:

• For: Mission Peak is for students who have demonstrated or have been identified as emerging or established leaders in ASB/Leadership, Athletics, Performing/Visual Arts, Clubs/Activities, and/or from their school at large. Schools are invited to send a full delegation (up to 16 students) representing and is reflective of the entire school's student body.

• Camp Curriculum Highlights: Mission Peak serves as the “Breakfast Club” of camps, with an intentional focus on self and social awareness, connection, communication, and transformative growth.

• Camp Structure: Students will spend time in school groups and have opportunities to spend considerable time with other schools, as well as students to network and learn from each other. Students get to experience time on the EWU challenge course along with small and large group sessions.

• Specialized Bus Routes for schools in Eastern Washington (509 Area Code) and Northern Idaho,

Director: James Layman | james@awsleaders.org

Assistant Director: Alina Harestad | alina.harestad@ssd412.org

Associate Director: Le Ann Straehle | lstraehle@toppenish.wednet.edu

2025 Camp Information

• July 28th - August 2nd, 2025 @ Eastern Washington University (Cheney, WA)

• $515 per student (AWSL Member Schools)/$565 per student (Non-Member Schools)

• Mission Peak 2025 will feature an Adviser strand!

• How to pay for camp - Great information on how to pay for AWSL Summer Programs

• Transportation Information will be avilable in February 2025.

EWU Information

• Pence Union Building (The PUB) - Meals will be served here.

• Patterson Hall - The Classroom building we will be using.