Air force jrotc Curriculum

AFJROTC curriculum is offered on four levels. 

   Aerospace Science I (AS-I/*Honors)  

  Aerospace Science II (AS-II/*Honors)  

   Aerospace Science III (AS-III/*Honors)  

Aerospace Science IV - (AS-IV/*Honors)  

Eligible Students may apply for (Honors). 

In order to move to the next AS level, you must pass for the current AS year and then apply for the next higher AS level. THS Administration will determine each applicant's potential for success at the next higher AS level.

  AEROSPACE SCIENCE I: 

A. Aerospace Science (AS-I) - History of Air Power: • Origins of Flight • Aviation Growth in the United States • Aviation in World War I • The Golden Age of Aviation

B. Leadership Education (LE-I) - Basic AFJROTC Knowledge: • Military Customs and Courtesies • The Flag of the United States • Uniform and Personal Appearance • Study Habits and Time Management • Drug and Alcohol Abuse • Drill and Ceremony • Stress Management

C. Leadership Education (LE-I) -Unlocking Your Potential: • You've Always Had Potential • You're Born To Win • The Most Amazing Computer Of All • Changing From The Inside Out • You'll See It When You Believe It • How To Increase Self Confidence • Know Your ...Wear lt Well • Success Is A Journey ...Not A Destination • How To Motivate Yourself and Others • Qualities Of Peak Performers

  AEROSPACE SCIENCE II: 

A. Aerospace Science (AS-11) -History of Air Power I Basic Aeronautics: • Aviation in World War II • Aviation After World War II • The Korean Conflict • Challenges in Cuba and Vietnam • The Defense Structure of the United States • Organization of the US Air Force • Basic Aerodynamics • Aircraft Motion and Control of Aircraft

B. Leadership Education (LE-II) -Followership: • Communication Skills • Listening • Human Motivation • Prejudice and Sexism • Building Teamwork • Drill and Ceremony

  AEROSPACE SCIENCE III:  

A. Aerospace Science (AS-III) -Basic Aeronautics I Space Science • Aircraft/Spacecraft Propulsion • Land & Aerial Navigation • Flight Instruments • Basic Astronomy • Rocket Booster Systems • Journeying to the Moon • The Space Shuttle and Future Systems • The International Space Station • Space Law

B. Leadership Education (LE-III) - Leadership/Life After High School • Management Theories • Life Skills • Financial Management • US Government and the Constitution • Personal Standards and Decision Making • Drill and Ceremony

  AEROSPACE SCIENCE IV and (HONORS) 

LEADERSHIP LABORATORY (AS-IV):  

AS-IV cadets organize and lead corps activities for nearly 100 cadets. This includes planning corps ceremonies, parades, open houses, and cadet training. Additionally, AS-IVs serve as assistant classroom instructors and are responsible for academic excellence within their assigned flights. AS-IVs use their knowledge of leadership and management skills, learned in AS-I thru AS-III, to guide and train underclass cadets. An AS-III cadet must maintain a "C" or better average in ROTC, demonstrate good school citizenship, and be recommended by all ASis to be accepted into AS-IV.

  (HONORS)   

 Academically high-achieving cadets may apply.