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Air Force JROTC Program

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        Course Offerings
        The Air Force Junior ROTC program provides students with an opportunity to learn and apply leadership skills
        while also learning about aerospace science and its career opportunities. The curriculum includes Aerospace
        Science (AS), Leadership Education (LE), and Wellness/Physical Training components. The AFJROTC
        curriculum was reaccredited by Cognia in May 2022.  Students wear the Air Force uniform once each
        week. Uniforms are provided free of charge by the United States Air Force. Students perform physical training
        once a week which consists of warm-ups, calisthenics, aerobic exercises, and other athletic activities.

        Advanced students are placed in positions of responsibility and given full-supervised control of the Cadet
        Group as leaders and managers. These students conceptualize, plan, organize and implement cadet
        activities.


        Students incur no military obligation whatsoever. However, students who might consider joining the military
        as a career choice may enlist at a higher pay grade based on taking AFJROTC for two or more years.
        Students   interested  in  attending   a  Service   Academy    or   College  ROTC     may   gain   additional
        consideration/opportunity based on AFJROTC experience.


        Instructors are devoted to providing quality classroom experiences to the students as well as emphasizing the
        concept of high standards in citizenship, leadership, and scholarship which are beneficial to all students as
        they progress in life. During the program, students earn five elective credits for each year of Aerospace
        Science/Leadership Education taken, with students able to enter and leave the program the same as any other
        elective program. To reinforce what is taught in the classroom, instructors and cadets participate in
        CurriculumIn-Action (CIA) trips to military bases, aerospace facilities and industries, museums, civilian airports
        and other areas related to aerospace and leadership education. AFJROTC offers the opportunity to participate
        in after school competitive teams:  academic, STEM, and drill events are available.  Additionally, community
        service projects are a major part of the AFJROTC experience and help instill a sense of civic pride and
        citizenship within the school and local community.









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