Quest Website Redesign

June 12th, 2008

We are excited to announce a brand new re-design of the Quest website! The new website should be easier to use and captures the exciting, adventurous nature of our program. The ‘About Quest‘ page highlights our history and explains our mission of helping young men transition into manhood. You can then go to the ‘Program Information‘ page to see detailed information about this summer’s program, including schedules and a training syllabus. A new ‘Downloads‘ page provides a one-stop destination to get the most recent forms, brochures and publications. Finally, our ‘Blog‘ is a page you can bookmark and visit frequently to see the latest updates on the program.

If you have any questions about Quest, check under our ‘FAQ‘ page for an answer, or use the newly designed ‘Contact‘ page to send us your feedback.

This website facelift comes just in time for the summer 2008 Quest program. We are still accepting registrations, but the program is filling up fast! Contact us today to reserve your spot!

Action Journal Spring 2008

June 10th, 2008

Introducing the Spring 2008 Action Journal now available for download!

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IAA | Press Releases

Saturday, May 24th, 2008

Photos taken from the day of excitement.

http://www.alertacademy.com/iaa/news/2008/05/24/alert-academy-challenge-day-2/

Thursday, May 22nd, 2008

Early this morning the ALERT Cadets unveiled their newly redesigned website!
“After months of preparation and hard work they finally have a finished product that they can be proud of . . . without the support of so many and the never ending assistance of young web developer, Benjamin Cahill, we never would have made it. […]

http://www.alertacademy.com/iaa/news/2008/05/22/alert-cadet-website/

Tuesday, May 20th, 2008

Conference Helps Home-Schoolers Resist Peer Pressure Through Religion
By MALENA OGLES
Staff Writer—Tyler Morning Telegraph
BIG SANDY—More than 400 home school families from across the country arrived in Big Sandy this week to play, pray and tackle the pressures of being young.
The conference was held at the International ALERT Academy in Big Sandy, a military-style Christian school […]

http://www.alertacademy.com/iaa/news/2008/05/20/ati-regional-2008/

Friday, April 11th, 2008

Residents Join Officials In Cleanup After Storms
By KENNETH DEAN
Staff Writer—Tyler Morning Telegraph

The sound of chainsaws filled the air around East Texas after strong thunderstorms raced through the region, felling trees and knocking out power to thousands of homes.
Scores of volunteers lined Gilmer Street in Big Sandy where those wielding chainsaws to clear the roadways and […]

http://www.alertacademy.com/iaa/news/2008/04/11/storms-in-big-sandy/

Tuesday, April 8th, 2008

LINDALE - For 13 long hours, emergency workers scoured thick woods for an 11-year-old girl who disappeared from her home Wednesday evening as family paced between their house and mobile command center, bleary-eyed and praying for a miracle.

http://www.alertacademy.com/iaa/news/2008/04/08/missing-child-found-unharmed/