Leaders in Training

Leaders in Training, known as LIT, serves teens ages 14 to 18 out of 900 N Lamb Blvd Suite #130 in Las Vegas 89110. Unlike programs that span a wide age range, LIT focuses exclusively on high schoolers, with programming built around academic support, character and leadership development, community service, mentorship, and college and career readiness.

The facility includes classrooms, common areas, and is described as a safe environment, a fairly simple amenities list compared to some listings, reflecting a program more focused on structured curriculum and mentorship than on recreational facilities.

Hours run Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, with the program closed on weekends, and LIT operates year-round rather than only during the school year, which allows for continuous programming that could include both after-school hours during the academic year and different scheduling during summer, though families should call to confirm how the daytime hours listed here map onto a typical teen's school day.

Google reviewers rate Leaders in Training a perfect 5.0 out of 5 from 16 reviews, a strong score for a program specifically serving teenagers, an age group where engagement and relevance of programming tend to be harder to sustain than with younger kids.

Pricing, scholarship availability, and sibling discount information are not listed in this record. Given the program's focus on academic and leadership development for teens, and its categorization alongside Boys & Girls Club programs in the directory, families should call (702) 449-0703 or visit www.litlv.org to ask about enrollment cost, whether the program is free or low-cost as many teen leadership nonprofits are, and how it fits around a student's school schedule.

English is the language spoken according to the listing. For a Las Vegas family with a teenager who could benefit from structured mentorship, college and career readiness support, and a community service component, LIT's exclusive focus on the 14-to-18 age range means the curriculum is built specifically around that stage rather than being an add-on to a program primarily serving younger kids.