Colorado Springs (CO) Alumni Chapter
Colorado Springs Kappa League
Guide Right Program
Guide Right Leadership and Development Program
Preparing young men for college, career, leadership, and life
Guide Right connects young men with mentorship, academic support, leadership development, and real-world exposure that helps them grow with purpose.
Our Leadership Promise
We will create a serious, structured, and encouraging space where young men are challenged to think higher, speak with confidence, serve with purpose, and prepare for life beyond the classroom.
Our Mission
A Pathway to Productive Adulthood
Guide Right serves as the national service program focused on the educational and occupational guidance of youth. Kappa League, a flagship youth leadership program within Guide Right, provides educational, occupational, and social guidance for male students in grades 6 through 12.
We help young men build character, strengthen academic habits, develop leadership skills, and prepare for productive adulthood.
Guide Right
A youth guidance program centered on education, exposure, and support. Families receive a trusted space where young men can grow through structure, mentorship, and encouragement.
Kappa League
A leadership and development experience for young men in grades 6 through 12. The program helps members discover purpose, build confidence, and prepare for future success through meaningful learning and service.
Student Journey
From First Contact to Growth
The pathway gives families a clear view of how a young man moves from inquiry to active development.
Interest Inquiry
Families, schools, or students submit a request for program information.
Parent Contact
A chapter representative follows up with expectations and next steps.
Orientation
Students and families learn the purpose, structure, and commitment.
Mentorship Match
Young men connect with positive mentors and a development community.
Monthly Sessions
Students build skills through leadership, academic, and life readiness sessions.
Service Projects
Members practice leadership by serving families, schools, and the community.
College and Career Exposure
Members explore future pathways through professionals, tours, and workshops.
Recognition and Growth
Progress gets acknowledged while students prepare for the next level.
The 7 Phases of Kappa League
Self Identity and Purpose
Young men discover who they are and why their choices matter.
Training
Members build knowledge, discipline, and practical life skills.
Competition
Young men learn to prepare, perform, and strive for excellence.
Social
Members develop healthy relationships, communication, and confidence.
Health Education
Young men strengthen awareness around wellness, choices, and responsibility.
Economic Empowerment and Education
Members gain exposure to budgeting, financial literacy, and planning.
College and Career
Young men prepare for college, trades, careers, and life after high school.
Development Tracks
Focused Growth Areas
Each track gives students a clear area of growth. Together, these tracks build a complete leadership and life readiness experience.
Academic Readiness
Better habits, sharper focus, and stronger preparation for school success.
Leadership Formation
Confidence, presence, responsibility, and the courage to lead.
Character and Discipline
Personal standards, accountability, integrity, and consistent choices.
Career Exposure
Real conversations with professionals and practical future planning.
Financial Literacy
Budgeting, saving, money habits, and responsible decision making.
Community Service
Service projects that develop civic pride and responsibility.
College Preparation
Exposure to campuses, admissions steps, and postsecondary options.
Professional Presentation
Appearance, etiquette, communication, and first impressions.
Program Experiences
Engaging opportunities that build leaders.
Leadership Workshops
Sessions that build voice, confidence, and decision making.
Academic Mentoring
Support that encourages stronger habits, focus, and school success.
Financial Literacy
Lessons on budgeting, planning, saving, and money management.
College Tours
Exposure to campuses, options, and future pathways.
Dress for Success Coaching
Guidance on presentation, professionalism, and first impressions.
Group Learning
Peer discussion, reflection, and shared growth.
Community Service
Projects that build responsibility, empathy, and civic pride.
Career Exposure
Real conversations with professionals from many fields.
Calendar Preview
Sample Year Structure
The schedule can adjust by year, but this preview shows the kind of development rhythm families and partners can expect.
Orientation
Students and families learn expectations, purpose, and program structure.
Leadership Sessions
Members build confidence, decision making, and personal responsibility.
Financial Literacy
Students learn budgeting, saving, planning, and money habits.
Academic Reviews
Mentors encourage school focus, stronger habits, and accountability.
College and Career
Students connect with campuses, professionals, and future pathways.
Community Project
Members practice leadership by giving back to Colorado Springs.
Recognition Event
Students are acknowledged for progress, effort, and leadership growth.
Join the Journey
Interest
Who should join?
This program serves young men in grades 6 through 12 in the Colorado Springs area who are ready to grow in leadership, academics, character, and service.
Families looking for mentorship, structure, positive male role models, and future-ready development should feel at home here.
Interest Form Preview
A chapter representative will follow up with next steps, program details, and interest meeting information.
Partner With Guide Right
Strong community partnerships help expand access, deepen learning, and create more opportunities for young men.
Sponsorships
Support events, supplies, transportation, meals, student materials, and program needs.
Guest Speakers
Share career knowledge, leadership insight, professional lessons, and lived experience.
Mentorship
Serve as a consistent positive presence and trusted guide for young men.
College and Career Exposure
Open doors to campuses, workplaces, trades, internships, and future career pathways.
Scholarships
Help young men continue their educational journey through direct financial support.
Meals and Event Support
Strengthen meetings, workshops, orientations, service days, and recognition events.
Frequently Asked Questions
Clear Answers for Families and Partners
Who can join?
Young men in the Colorado Springs area who are ready for mentorship, leadership growth, service, and future preparation.
What grades are accepted?
The program serves young men in grades 6 through 12.
How often does the program meet?
Meeting frequency may vary by program calendar, but families can expect recurring development sessions and special activities.
Can parents attend orientation?
Yes. Parent and guardian involvement helps set expectations and strengthens the student experience.
Can businesses support the program?
Yes. Businesses can support through sponsorships, speakers, meals, scholarships, mentoring, and career exposure.
How do mentors get involved?
Prospective mentors can contact the chapter, share areas of interest, and learn about program expectations and service opportunities.