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Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps Pathway Overview
The Junior ROTC Pathway is designed to develop well-rounded students prepared to enter college, the workforce, or military service. The curriculum focuses on the history and development of our nation’s Air and Space programs, while building character, leadership, communication and life skills, and an appreciation of physical fitness and community service in the students. Students develop discipline, teamwork, and an attention to detail through instruction in drill and wearing the Air Force uniform once a week. Additionally, this pathway provides students with many opportunities for leadership roles and extra-curricular activities, including a competitive drill team, academic bowl team, color guard team, Raiders team, drone and flight simulator clubs, field trips, and more.
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Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps Pathway Courses
ROTC7006
1 Credit
This foundation course explores the heritage of flight, the development of air power, and the role of military aerospace forces in our society. Leadership concepts include an introduction to the ROTC mission, customs, and courtesies; proper wear of the uniform; organization; basic drill and ceremonies; the meaning and purpose of attitude, discipline, and respect; principles of good citizenship, personal standards, values, and ethics; leadership and management techniques; organizational skills; good study habits, time management, and personal development; and health, drug, and alcohol abuse awareness.
ROTC7011
1 Credit
Students gain an in-depth knowledge of the aerospace environment; human requirements of flight; principles of flight, propulsion & navigation; and world cultural studies. Leadership concepts stress oral, written, and listening communication skills development; understanding individual & group behavior; leadership theory; and advanced drills and ceremonies. Students also learn practical applications in management by applying for positions of responsibility within the corps.
ROTC7012
1 Credit
This course explores aircrew survival; space propulsion systems; space exploration; the historical significance of a civilian/military venture into space; and the fundamentals of rocketry. Leadership concepts include preparation for life after high school; the importance of obtaining advanced degrees or skills; job search preparations; financial planning; career opportunities; and advanced drill and ceremonies. Students demonstrate increased leadership and management responsibilities through the various staff positions within the corps.
ROTC7013
1 Credit
Students apply the leadership and management principles learned in previous courses by managing the cadet corps. They establish policies & guidelines for the effective planning, organizing, coordinating, and directing all aspects of the corps in a proactive matter. Problem-solving, decision-making, negotiating, managerial, communication, and organizational skills are honed. Students will also assist instructors in leadership & academic training. The course is restricted to senior (4th year) cadets and 3rd-year cadets who are selected for a key leadership role within the unit through an interview process.
ROTC9100
1 Credit
This foundation course explores the heritage of the U.S. Army and its role in the growth of our nation. Leadership concepts include an introduction to the Army JROTC mission and core values.
ROTC9102
1 Credit
This course explores the historical significance of national military and nonmilitary service. This includes the role of each branch of the U.S. Armed Forces, the Merchant Marines, the Peace Corps and other organizations within our federal government. Leadership concepts include preparation for life after high school; the importance of obtaining advanced degrees or skills; job search preparations; financial planning; career opportunities; and advanced drill and ceremonies. Students demonstrate increased leadership and management responsibilities through the various staff positions within the corps.
ROTC9103
1 Credit
Students apply the leadership and management principles learned in previous courses by managing the cadet corps. They establish policies and guidelines to effectively plan, organize, coordinate and direct all aspects of the corps. Problem-solving, decision-making, negotiating, managerial, communication, and organizational skills are honed. Students will also assist instructors in leadership and academic training.