Indiana Youth Cadet Law Enforcement Academy Camp 2021

​The American Legion Department of Indiana is proud to announce that enrollment is open for the Indiana Youth Cadet Law Enforcement Academy and they are currently accepting applications for the 2021 class.
 
The Indiana Youth Cadet Law Enforcement Academy, a partnership between the Indiana Troopers Youth Services and The American Legion, Dept. of Indiana, provides first-hand experiences and insight into the operations of law enforcement agencies.  The program also affords these highly motivated young people an opportunity to consider law enforcement as a potential career choice.
 
“If this program changes one life, keeps one at-risk youth off the streets and out of a body bag if it redirects one Hoosier youth life from negative to positive, we believe it’s worth it,” said Indiana Youth Cadet Law Enforcement Academy Chairman Mark Gullion.
 
Registration is open to boys and girls currently in grades 9 thru 12.  The registration/sponsorship fee is $300 per Cadet.  This fee, which may be paid by an American Legion Post, District or by donation, is payable to the Department of Indiana no later than July 1, 2020. 
 
“The American Legion believes that our youth have a strong sense of patriotism and a high regard for Law and Order, said Gullion. “The objective of IYCLEA Camp is to provide a first-hand look at the role of a police officer in today’s society.”
 
Please visit  https://trooper.org/camps/ for more information, or contact Sgt. Danielle Elwood Henderson at (317) 450-8720.

See what the IYCLEA camp is all about.
"The American Legion believes youth have a strong sense of patriotism & high regard for Law and Order."
The Indiana State Police and Indiana Troopers Youth Services are partnering with The American Legion for this camp! The American Legion believes that our youth have a strong sense of patriotism and a high regard for Law and Order. The objective of IYCLEA Camp is to provide a first-hand look at the role of a police officer in today’s society.

​This is similar to the Career Camp above (a week long, co-ed and any child going into high school or that has graduated but not yet attended college), but is more closely modeled as a mini, week long Indiana State Police Academy.