• AEROSPACE SCIENCE -- Students are introduced to the heritage of flight, the development of airpower, and military aerospace policies.
  
  
• LEADERSHIP EDUCATION -- Introduces the JROTC mission and organization, then teaches customs and courtesies, the history of the United States Flag, uniform and personal appearance standards, attitude and discipline requirements, drug and alcohol abuse, first aid, and systems of government. Additionally, students are introduced to Air Force Drill and Ceremonies by participating in drill training and activities such as flag raising/lowering ceremonies, color guard and drill team competitions, and flight formations. Students also take an active role in volunteering for community agencies and events.

• AEROSPACE SCIENCE -- The second year course will examine the environment in which aircraft and spacecraft operate. Students will learn the principles of flight and navigation as well as the requirements for human flight.
• LEADERSHIP EDUCATION -- Students concentrate on career interests with effective speaking, writing, and listening techniques. An in-depth look at the individual with human behavior and motivation become the keys to further exploration of individual responsibilities, improving group effectiveness, leadership, and team building concepts. Continued drill and ceremonies improves student espirit de corps (morale).

• AEROSPACE SCIENCE -- The third year student studies rocketry, propulsion systems, and space vehicles.
• LEADERSHIP EDUCATION -- Life Skills are taught to prepare students to be productive citizens in our ever-changing society. Drill and ceremonies is an integral part of this course.

• AEROSPACE SCIENCE -- Fourth year students focus on the application of leadership skills, aviation ground school, aerospace interest careers, and world geography.
• LEADERSHIP EDUCATION -- Management principles are explained as well as providing "hands-on"training skills. Drill and ceremonies highlight the fourth year student as well, preparing them to meet thechallenges of the future and life after high school.

ROTC 4-A (1/2 CREDIT) -- AVIATION STUDENTS ONLY

1 SEMESTER/2 DAYS PER WEEK>> PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT

ROTC 4-B (1/2 CREDIT) -- AVIATION STUDENTS ONLY

1 SEMESTER/2 DAYS PER WEEK>> AIR FORCE POLICY AND ORGANIZATION

ROTC 4-C (1/2 CREDIT) -- AVIATION STUDENTS ONLY

1 SEMESTER/2 DAYS PER WEEK>> SURVIVAL & CADET CORPS MANAGEMENT

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