Triumph Academy Inc

Triumph Academy Inc is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization founded in 2000. It operates as an all-male school catering to students aged 12 to 18, with capabilities to support students over 18 who require additional time and support in their education.

Mission and Purpose

The mission of Triumph Academy is to provide individualized education to students with both academic and emotional needs, ensuring they thrive in a supportive environment. The organization aims to assist students with various challenges, including substance addiction, emotional and behavioral issues, low self-esteem, defiance, underachievement, ADHD, learning challenges, depression, anxiety, adoption-related issues, and family conflict.

Academic Approach

Triumph Academy employs direct instruction-based teaching with a high level of student involvement. The curriculum includes kinesthetic, hands-on activities, real-life applications, and student-centered planning. The academy's state-certified core and special education teachers make learning engaging and motivating.

Accreditation and Operations

Triumph Academy is fully accredited by the Utah State Office of Education, Cognia, and holds a certificate from the California Department of Education. It operates in conjunction with Triumph Youth Services, a residential treatment center that focuses on behavioral and emotional issues. Triumph Academy offers services year-round, with enrollment available throughout the year. The academic program includes approximately 253 school days per year, along with regular collaboration with parents and education consultants.

Specialty Programs

In addition to its academic curriculum, Triumph Academy features specialized programs such as the Retriever Training Program, which teaches skills like patience, positive recreation, communication, and responsibility. Students also participate in the Alaska Adventure Program, which offers experiences like river fishing, deep-sea fishing, hiking, glacier exploration, kayaking, and river rafting.

Finances and Governance

As a nonprofit organization, donations to Triumph Academy are tax-deductible. According to its financial filings, the academy's revenue is primarily derived from program services, with no reported contributions or fundraising income[1]. The organization maintains a governance structure with trustees and officers who receive no compensation for their roles[1].

Triumph Academy's financial structure highlights its commitment to efficient use of resources, focusing on the delivery of its educational and therapeutic services rather than extensive fundraising efforts. Despite this, the organization has maintained a stable financial position over the years, with significant total assets[1].