01 / FIND YOUR FIT
Start with age.
The academy’s core program serves ages 4–14. Own the Sky digital football learning is designed for ages 8–14, with three developmentally appropriate tiers.
PARENTS & GUARDIANS
A CLEAR PATH.
A PLACE TO GROW.
Know what your child will learn, how the week connects, and what to confirm before joining.
02 / UNDERSTAND THE WEEK
Learning + coaching.
Weekday lessons build the person. Sunday position camps build the football player with live instruction.
03 / CONFIRM THE DETAILS
Then register.
Ask about dates, availability, fees, location, equipment, and consent requirements before committing. An interest request begins the conversation.
THE ACADEMY STANDARD
Shared expectations.
Every day.
Be ready.
Arrive prepared, communicate about attendance, and bring a willingness to learn.
Respect the team.
Treat teammates, opponents, coaches, and officials with respect. Encourage effort and progress.
Grow beyond the game.
Carry accountability into the classroom and home. Take pride in being a student and a teammate.
Put wellbeing first.
Speak up about injuries or concerns, follow coaching instructions, and look out for one another.
WELLBEING COMES FIRST
Parents stay
part of the journey.
Family involvement is central to the academy model. Parent or guardian participation guides registration and consent for youth experiences.
Own the Sky encourages young people to speak with trusted adults and ask for support. The curriculum is educational youth development and does not replace professional care.
Our interest form collects adult contact details only. Please do not submit a child’s name, date of birth, medical history, height, or weight.
How interest requests are handledYOUR QUESTIONS
Before you join.
Who is the academy for?
The academy’s core youth program serves ages 4–14. The locked Own the Sky football curriculum is designed for ages 8–10, 11–12, and 13–14. Families of younger children should ask about age-appropriate sport opportunities.
What does weekday learning look like?
Own the Sky is a technology-enabled Monday–Friday experience of approximately 30 minutes a day for ages 8–14. Stories, scenarios, real-world missions, and reflection build the young person, with a short football position connection.
What happens on Sunday?
Sunday position camps apply the week’s preparation through live, football-centered coaching. Times, locations, age grouping, equipment needs, and attendance arrangements are confirmed separately by the academy.
Are registration and camp dates confirmed?
Current season dates, fees, locations, and availability have not been confirmed for this rebuild. Send an adult interest request to ask about your program. An interest request does not reserve a place or complete registration.
Does my child have to fundraise to progress?
No. Curriculum progress, rewards, and Sunday learning preparation must never depend on donations or a family’s fundraising. Giving is a separate, voluntary community activity.
Can I mentor, volunteer, or sponsor?
Yes. Tell the academy which opportunity interests you. An interest request starts a conversation; mentoring or volunteering is subject to the academy’s review and applicable safeguarding process.
ATHLETES. FAMILIES. COMMUNITY.
There’s a place
for you here.
Find a program for your child, lend your time, or help create more opportunities for Red Oak youth.