JROTC

GPA:  No WEIGHTED:  No

PREREQUISITE:  None

This course stresses leadership, citizenship, sea power, history, health science, oceanography, and maritime customs and skills. Extra-curricular activities include marksmanship programs, exhibition marching drill teams, ceremonial color guard, and other sports and social activities. Most expenses associated with activities and field trips are taken care of by the Navy, the school, or ROTC fund-raising activities. 

COURSE NOTES: This course counts as 1 PE credit.

GPA:  No WEIGHTED:  No

PREREQUISITE:  None

RECOMMENDED PREREQUISITE:  Principles of Human Services 

Child Development is a technical laboratory course that addresses knowledge and skills related to child growth and development from prenatal through school-age children, equipping students with child development skills. Students use these skills to promote the well-being and healthy development of children and investigate careers related to the care and education of children. 

GPA:  No WEIGHTED:  No

PREREQUISITE: ROTC II

This course involves instruction in astronomy, advanced leadership, maritime history, and other maritime subjects. Students in this course are charged with the leadership and administration of the Cadet Company and extracurricular programs. 

GPA:  No WEIGHTED:  No

PREREQUISITE: ROTC III

This course consists of advanced leadership projects and guided self-study of maritime and Navy related subjects in continuation of JR ROTC III. 

GPA:  No WEIGHTED:  No

COREQUISITE: JR ROTC I, II, III, or IV

This course is designed for cadets who compete in local/regional JR ROTC drill meets. Teacher will approve team. 

COURSE NOTES: This course counts as a local credit. 

GPA:  No WEIGHTED:  No

COREQUISITE: JR ROTC I, II, III, or IV

This course is designed for cadets who compete in local/regional JR ROTC drill meets. Teacher will approve team. 

COURSE NOTES: This course counts as a local credit. 

GPA:  No WEIGHTED:  No

COREQUISITE: JR ROTC I, II, III, or IV

This course is designed to develop basic and advanced knowledge and marksmanship skills for students who compete in local/regional JR ROTC rifle meets. Teacher will approve team. 

COURSE NOTES: This course counts as a local credit. 

GPA:  No WEIGHTED:  No

COLLEGE COURSE NAME: LDRS 2301

This course examines leadership theories and models of those theories in varying contexts and perspectives. This examination allows students to develop a broad understanding of leadership and its complexities.  Traditional and emerging theories of leadership are addressed within the underlying framework of how they apply to individuals, groups, organizations, and society.  Additionally, students will begin exploring and articulating their own thinking on leadership and how it relates to their emerging leadership philosophy. 

COURSE NOTES:  Students can receive dual credit through Tarleton State University. 

Students must be enrolled in four high school credit courses and the dual credit course.

Students are responsible for the college tuition and fees each semester and may be required to purchase additional materials for the course.