PROGRAM
OVERVIEW

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Program Overview

The Wings of Tomorrow Symposium is a free, unique, and immersive learning experience with a portion of the school day dedicated to bringing together likeminded leaders to talk to and work with each student. Through engaging discussions, leadership panels, and educational breakout sessions, students will gain valuable skills to navigate challenges and overcome obstacles.

These breakout sessions are led by accomplished professionals and well-known celebrities from diverse fields, including music, sports, media, military and business. These leaders share their experiences and insights on the challenges they had to overcome and adapt to, inspiring students to take control of their future with confidence and passion.

These breakout sessions are focused on important topics like:

  • Overcoming Adversity
  • Mental Well-Being
  • Goal Setting + Life Road Mapping
  • Finding Success in Failure
  • Self-Confidence + Personal Development
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What would the day look like?

The Wings of Tomorrow Symposium offers something powerful and unique for your students during a portion of the school day. The program is about 2 hours and 45 minutes long and is designed to be flexible to work best with your bell schedule.

The Symposium kicks off with a Panel Discussion for all students, followed by three breakout sessions that students will rotate through. The student body would be broken into three groups in order to attend all three breakout sessions. An example schedule would look like:

  • Panel Discussion: 60 minutes* (All Students)
  • Breakout Session #1: 30 minutes* (Group A)
  • Breakout Session #2: 30 minutes* (Group B)
  • Breakout Session #3: 30 minutes (Group C)
    *Followed by a 5-minute passing period

Two of the three breakout sessions take place indoors focusing on some of the important topics mentioned above. The third breakout session takes place outdoors, offering students a chance to engage with more hands-on activities like the U.S. Air Force Flight Simulator, VR challenges, interactive stations, and more.

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Facility Needs

Only two indoor facilities and one outdoor location is needed.

  • One (1) indoor space that can hold all students for the Panel Discussion, with A/V capabilities (Example: Auditorium)
  • One (1) indoor space to hold ⅓ of the students for a breakout session, with A/V capabilities (Example: Theater, Cafeteria, or Gym)
  • The other indoor breakout session can be held in the same location as the Panel Discussion
  • An outdoor space for the U.S. Air Force Flight Simulator trailer (approx. 70’ x 50’ on a hard, level surface)