JROTC

Course #33901-33902

Full year = 1 credit                          

Course Fee: $50

This course introduces students to the fundamentals of Military Science. Areas of emphasis include introduction to JROTC, foundation of leadership, citizenship, wellness, physical fitness, and first aid. Students will also gain experience in specific branch topics related to their program (Air Force/Space Force, Army, Marine Corps, or Navy).

Additional Information: JROTC prepares students for life after high school in civilian and military careers. Employers look for the skills and individual attributes of leadership, ability to work well with small groups, and personal discipline developed through JROTC. Areas of emphasis include foundation of leadership, citizenship, wellness, and physical fitness. JROTC students can also choose to compete on several teams at the district, state, or national level. Teams include Air Rifle, Aerial Drone, Military Drill, Physical Fitness, and Leadership/Academic Bowl. 

Course #33903-33904    
One year = 1 credit (Honors)      

Prerequisite: Military Science I

Course Fee: $50

This course is a continuation of Military Science I. This course provides military science students the ability to further their skills and knowledge levels. Areas of emphasis include personal growth, basic leadership, military careers, military branch core values, and communications. Students will also gain experience in specific branch topics related to their program (Air Force/Space Force, Army, Marine Corps, Navy). The appropriate use of technology and industry-standard equipment is an integral part of this course.

Additional Information: JROTC prepares students for life after high school in civilian and military careers. Employers look for the skills and individual attributes of leadership, ability to work well with small groups, and personal discipline developed through JROTC. Areas of emphasis include foundation of leadership, citizenship, wellness, and physical fitness. JROTC students can also choose to compete on several teams at the district, state, or national level.

Course #33905-33906    
One year = 1 credit (Honors)      

Prerequisite: Military Science II

Course Fee: $50

This course is continuation of Military Science II. This course provides an in-depth experience that applies the processes, concepts, and principles as described in the classroom instruction. Areas of emphasis include intermediate leadership and financial planning. Students will also gain experience in specific branch topics related to their program (Air Force/Space Force, Army, Marine Corps, or Navy). The appropriate use of technology and industry-standard equipment is an integral part of this course.

Additional Information: JROTC prepares students for life after high school in civilian and military careers. Employers look for the skills and individual attributes of leadership, ability to work well with small groups, and personal discipline developed through JROTC. Areas of emphasis include foundation of leadership, citizenship, wellness, and physical fitness. JROTC students can also choose to compete on several teams at the district, state, or national level. Teams include Air Rifle, Aerial Drone, Military Drill, Physical Fitness, and Leadership/Academic Bowl.

Course #33921-33922
One year = 1 credit                         

Prerequisite: Completion of Military Science Program of Study

Course Fee: $50

This course is a continuation of Military Science III. This course provides advanced military science students the ability to further their skills and knowledge levels. Areas of emphasis include advanced leadership, management, and specific branch topics. The appropriate use of technology and industry-standard equipment is an integral part of this course. Upon successful completion of this course, students will have acquired entry-level skills for employment and be prepared for postsecondary education.

Additional Information: JROTC prepares students for life after high school in civilian and military careers. Employers look for the skills and individual attributes of leadership, ability to work well with small groups, and personal discipline developed through JROTC. Areas of emphasis include foundation of leadership, citizenship, wellness, and physical fitness. JROTC students can also choose to compete on several teams at the district, state, or national level. Teams include Air Rifle, Aerial Drone, Leadership/Academic Bowl, Military Drill, and Physical Fitness.

Course #5451-5452
One year = 1 credit                         

Prerequisite: completion of one year of JROTC and instructor approval

This course is for JROTC Cadets in leadership positions to master goal setting, teamwork and the administrative tasks required of an effective JROTC battalion. Cadets will learn critical soft skills including leadership and followership, interpersonal communication and gain firsthand experience in managerial roles.