JROTC (Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps) is a high school leadership and citizenship program sponsored by the U.S. military.
Any high school student who meets their school’s eligibility requirements can join.
No, JROTC is not a military recruitment program, it doesn't obligate you to join the military. It focuses on leadership, discipline, and teamwork.
JROTC teaches leadership, teamwork, discipline, and communication skills. It can also help with college applications, scholarships, and future careers.
Air Force - but we support and prepare cadets that aspire to join all branches
Cadets participate in leadership training, physical fitness, community service, drill and ceremony, and academic studies related to citizenship and military history.
Yes, cadets are required to wear their JROTC uniform on Thursdays.
No, JROTC is not basic training. It is a leadership and citizenship program that teaches discipline and teamwork in a structured environment.
JROTC includes physical training (PT), but it is designed to improve fitness and teamwork, not to be excessively difficult.
Yes, we offer many teams such as the armed drill team, color guard, air rifle, strength team, and more.
JROTC uses a structured rank system where cadets can earn promotions based on performance, leadership, and participation.
Yes, cadets can earn ribbons and medals for leadership, academics, physical fitness, and community service.
Yes, cadets who excel in JROTC may qualify for college scholarships, including ROTC scholarships for those interested in military service.
Yes, JROTC can give you a leadership advantage and may qualify you for higher rank if you enlist after graduation.
Yes, JROTC demonstrates leadership, discipline, and commitment, which are valuable for college applications.
JROTC is a high school leadership program, while ROTC is a college-level officer training program that can lead to a military commission.
No experience is necessary! Cadets will be taught by their commander.