"Developing Citizens of Character"
"Developing Citizens of Character"
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About Our AFJROTC Unit
About Our AFJROTC Unit
AFJROTC Unit SC-20063 started at Pendleton High school in 2006 with a handful of seniors. 19 years later, with almost 90 cadets, our program is still the close-knit group it started as. AFJROTC stands for "Air Force Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps". Our program is designed to help cadets become better citizens and leaders. AFJROTC does not recruit high school students for military service. This is a fun, energetic program that offers a wide variety of extracurricular activities.
Monthly Highlights
Monthly Highlights
Congrats Drones Team!
Congrats Drones Team!
Congratulations to the PHS AFJROTC Drones Teams - Red Dawg 1 and Red Dawg 2 - on their performance at their Aerial Drone Competition in Duluth, GA.
Red Dawg 1 scored 1st place and Red Dawg 2 scored 3rd place in the Teamwork Mission. Red Dawg 1 also received the Judges Award.
Cadet of the Month
Cadet of the Month
Cadet of the Month recognizes a cadet that shows good character and commitment to citizenship, participates in class and Corps events, and is a good formal or informal leader during that month.
C/Amn Revis- January 2026
C/Amn Revis- January 2026
Cadet Airman Dakota Revis has been named the Cadet of the Month for January. Dakota Revis is a very active participant in his flight, demonstrating leadership potential and a high motivation to become a better cadet. He eagerly participates in many LDR teams. Revis is an active member of the Color Guard, Drones, Flag Detail, Marksmanship, and Raider teams where he further demonstrates his commitment to our program.
JROTC Monthly Newsletter
JROTC Monthly Newsletter
Most events can also be viewed on the Event Calendar. To get involved in these events or to get further information on items listed in the newsletter: contact Kat Hersom at kh5740@anderson4.org
Honor Flight
Honor Flight
Bravo Flight - 2nd Quarter
Bravo Flight - 2nd Quarter
Each academic quarter, Honor Flight recognizes a class that excels at the following criteria:
Spirit: The flight works as a unified team, shows a positive attitude towards JROTC and to each other.
Behavior: Flight members comply with Junior ROTC and school rules, do not receive disciplinary infractions, and represent the values of the corps.
Participation: Flight members participate in class and Corps activities.
Overall class GPA: Flight's average quarterly grades are good.
We Want You to Share Your Thoughts!
We Want You to Share Your Thoughts!
Respond to our Cadet Feedback Form to share your thoughts on our program! If you have comments, questions, concerns, praise, requests, or any other type of feedback tell us! The responses from this form only get sent to the JROTC Instructors and Corps Commander. If you only want the JROTC Instructors to read what you say, write INSTRUCTORS ONLY at the top of your feedback and it will only be read by them. If you want a response back, include your name at the end of the form.
"Integrity First,
"Integrity First,
Service Before Self,
Service Before Self,
Excellence in All We Do"
Excellence in All We Do"
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