Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps (JROTC)
Check with a school counselor to determine which branch, if any, is offered.
83713S1/83713S2
Citizenship and Leadership Training and Application (JROTC)
Semester(s): 2
Prerequisite: Enrolled in JROTC and hold a certificate of completion from any first year JROTC program
Grade Level(s): 10, 11, 12
Citizenship and Leadership Training and Application (JROTC) requires a minimum of 80 hours, with emphasis on citizenship and leadership techniques and application, conducted at various military installations. JROTC cadets practice leadership in an unfamiliar environment, participate in citizenship-building exercises, experience living with and interacting with their peers in a military setting, and receive instruction on and participate in various confidence building exercises.
83723S1/83723S2
JROTC Color Guard/Drill Team/Marksmanship
Semester(s): 2
Prerequisite: Must be enrolled in JROTC academic courses
Grade Level(s): 9, 10, 11, 12
JROTC Color Guard/Drill Team/Marksmanship students attend required practice sessions established by each school. Student participation in competitive marksmanship matches or drill competitions may be required and may occur outside of the normal school-day.
AIR FORCE
83733S1/83733S2
Aerospace Science I (AF-JROTC)
Semester(s): 2
Prerequisite: None
Grade Level(s): 9, 10, 11, 12
Aerospace Science I introduces students with the historical development of flight and the role of the military in history. The majority of the course is spent reviewing the development of flight from ancient legends to the space shuttle. The role of the military throughout the history of the United States is identified and discussed. Students also investigate the makeup of the aerospace community and the United States Air Force. Leadership studies related directly to the academic subject matter, with emphasized instruction on good study habits and time management. Additionally, wearing of the uniform, Air Force customs and courtesies, and basic drill skills are introduced.
83743S1/83743S2
Aerospace Science II (AF-JROTC)
Semester(s): 2
Prerequisite: First course of a JROTC program
Grade Level(s): 10, 11, 12
Aerospace Science II acquaints students with the aerospace environment, principles of flight and navigation, and the human limitations of flight. The course begins with a discussion of the atmosphere and weather, then expands to include the planets and space beyond our solar system. Students are introduced to how that environment affects flight, and discuss concepts that include the forces of lift, drag, thrust, and weight as well as basic navigation including map reading, course plotting, and the effects of the wind. A portion of the course is spent on the human requirements of flight which focuses on the human circulatory system, the effects of acceleration and deceleration, protective equipment, and the space environment. Leadership hours stress communications skills and cadet corps activities. Written reports and speeches compliment academic materials and cadet corps activities include holding positions of greater responsibility in the planning and execution of corps projects.
83753S1/83753S2
Aerospace Science III (AF-JROTC)
Semester(s): 2
Prerequisite: First two courses of a JROTC program
Grade Level(s): 11, 12
Aerospace Science III discusses principles of propulsion systems, fundamentals of rocketry and its application to spacecraft, principles underlying space travel, and various aspects of space exploration. This course is the most technical and concepts such as turbojet, turbofan, rocket, reciprocating engines, and a detailed examination of propulsion systems are explained. Rocketry, spacecraft, and space travel are also included. Leadership hours emphasize managing others, stress and finances, citizenship, and ethics. Third year cadets put these skills into practice by holding key leadership positions in the cadet corps.
83763S1/83763S2
Aerospace Science IV (AFJ-ROTC)
Semester(s): 2
Prerequisite: First three courses of a JROTC program
Grade Level(s): 12
Aerospace Science IV cadets, under the supervision of their military instructors, run the entire Corps during the fourth year. This hands-on experience affords cadets the opportunity to put the theories of previous leadership courses into practice. All the planning, organizing, coordinating, directing, controlling, and decision-making are done by the cadets. Students are introduced to career planning, scholarship preparation, vo-tech, college, and world of work characteristics.
ARMY
83773S1/83773S2
Military Science I (A-JROTC)
Semester(s): 2
Prerequisite: None
Grade Level(s): 9, 10, 11, 12
Military Science I focuses on the rights and responsibilities of United States citizenship and the Bill of Rights. Organization, structure, history, ranks, and awards of the Army JROTC program are discussed along with the study of traditions, customs and courtesies of the military, respect for the flag and anthem, appreciation of planning, goal setting and time management, importance of civilian and military career planning, and knowledge of basic military skills.
83783S1/83783S2
Military Science II (A-JROTC)
Semester(s): 2
Prerequisite: First course of a JROTC program
Grade Level(s): 10, 11, 12
Military Science II contains ongoing instruction regarding topics such as leadership theory, written and oral communications, physical fitness, drill and ceremonies in progressively more responsible positions of authority proficiency in first aid techniques, knowledge of drug abuse prevention, and advanced map reading techniques. United States military history from World War II to present, the role of the United States Army both active and reserve, technology awareness, career opportunities, the values of citizenship, and the importance of the constitution are also included.
83793S1/83793S2
Military Science III (A-JROTC)
Semester(s): 2
Prerequisite: First two courses of a JROTC program
Grade Level(s): 11, 12
Military Science III cadets are involved in leadership roles with junior cadets and must develop and demonstrate proficiency in subject skills. Advanced leadership situations requiring organizational skills and planning are presented. Additional topics include military history from 1865 to World War II, the importance of the Constitutional basis for the Federal Judicial System, the mission of the Department of Defense, and the history, mission, and organization of the various branches of the other services.
83803S1/83803S2
Military Science IV (A-JROTC)
Semester(s): 2
Prerequisite: First three courses of a JROTC program
Grade Level(s): 12
Military Science IV continues instruction of Military Science III topics but at a progressively higher level. Cadets are responsible for the daily administration and perform as staff officers and commanders and assist as basic course instructors under the supervision of the Senior Army Instructor. As unit staff officers and commanders, cadets develop and plan special unit events such as the military ball or the awards banquet.
MARINE CORPS
83813S1/83813S2
Leadership Education I (MCJROTC)
Semester(s): 2
Prerequisite: None
Grade Level(s): 9, 10, 11, 12
Leadership Education I focuses on the rights and responsibilities of United States citizenship, organization, structure, history, and rank structure of the United States Marine Corps JROTC program. Additionally, the traditions, customs, and courtesies of the military, respect for the flag and anthem, appreciation of planning, goal setting, and time management, importance of career exploration, and knowledge of basic military skills are covered.
83823S1/83823S2
Leadership Education II (MC-JROTC)
Semester(s): 2
Prerequisite: First course of a JROTC program
Grade Level(s): 10, 11, 12
Leadership Education II continues instruction in leadership theory, written and oral communications, physical fitness, drill, and ceremonies in progressively more responsible positions of authority, proficiency in first aid techniques, career opportunities, and advanced marksmanship training.
83833S1/83833S2
Leadership Education III (MC-JROTC)
Semester(s): 2
Prerequisite: First two courses of a JROTC program
Grade Level(s): 11, 12
Leadership Education III investigates leadership theory at advanced levels, and cadets serve in leadership roles. Also, increased reading and writing requirements involving planning and organization of Cadet Corps activities, continued practical application in drill, ceremonies, physical training, marksmanship, and related military subjects are emphasized. Career planning, scholarship preparation, college, and world of work characteristics are explored.
83843S1/83843S2
Leadership Education IV (MC-JROTC)
Semester(s): 2
Prerequisite: First three courses of a JROTC program
Grade Level(s): 12
Leadership Education IV provides cadets with leadership roles. Cadets are expected to prepare and present formal color guard demonstrations, and plan, organize, and conduct public performances involving the unit. Additionally, increased leadership and management theory as well as practice prepares cadets for career choices after graduation. They review, plan, and prepare for specific vocations to include resume, job applications, post-secondary applications, and scholarship requests.
NAVY
83853S1/83853S2
Naval Science I (N-JROTC)
Semester(s): 2
Prerequisite: None
Grade Level(s): 9, 10, 11, 12
Naval Science I is an introduction to the N-JROTC program. Topics covered include leadership theory, principles of health education, discussion of the nation in relation to the Navy and sea power, history of maritime events and American maritime heritage from ancient Greece through 1815, introduction to ships, seamanship, navigation, and maritime geography. Activities include basic individual, squad, and company close-order drill.
83863S1/83863S2
Naval Science II (N-JROTC)
Semester(s): 2
Prerequisite: First course of a JROTC program
Grade Level(s): 10, 11, 12
Naval Science II includes ongoing instruction in leadership theory, career planning, citizenship in the United States and other countries, and maritime history from 1815 through 1930. Furthermore, cadets are introduced to oceanography, navigation fundamentals, and naval weapons. Cadets gain proficiency in basic individual, squad, and company close-order drill, commands and ceremonies, rotation of command, physical fitness training, regular personnel inspections, and parade in company review.
83873S1/83873S2
Naval Science III (N-JROTC)
Semester(s): 2
Prerequisite: First two courses of a JROTC program
Grade Level(s): 11, 12
Naval Science III focuses on leadership and discipline, international law, national strategy, and maritime history from 1930 to the present. Cadets are introduced to meteorology, astronomy, and basic electricity. Activities in drill, command, and ceremonies are continued.
83883S1/83883S2
Naval Science IV (N-JROTC)
Semester(s): 2
Prerequisite: First three courses of a JROTC program
Grade Level(s): 12
Naval Science IV focuses on practical leadership problems as well as continued practical application in drill, ceremonies, and command.