Felts Field Flight School--We partnered with Northwest Flight Service to provide ground, simulator, and flight training towards successfully completing the FAA Private Pilot written exam. There are no age restrictions or costs associated.
Air Force-sponsored Flight Academy--Select cadets attend an all-expense paid rigorous 8-week course over the summer to earn a Private Pilot license.
Our award-winning Drill Team is the largest in the area and meets Tues-Fri 630-730 a.m.. The commitment, discipline, and dedication these cadets internalize and demonstrate is simply amazing.
Our award-winning CyberPatriot team meets after school one day a week (usually Thursday) from 3-5 p.m. CyberPatriot is the the Air Force Association's National Youth Cyber Education Program, created to inspire K-12 students toward careers in cybersecurity or other science, technology, engineering, and mathematics disciplines critical to our nation's future.
Informal ground and simulator training using our new Gleim Basic Aviation Training Device (flight simulator) and airline-pilot mentors.
Joint Leadership and Academic Bowl (JLAB) team, archery, RC planes, drones, rockets, robotics--choose your own educational adventure!
Survival School Summer camp taught by bonafide SERE specialists from Fairchild AFB--5-day camp the last week of June (Mon-Fri) annually

We offer two Graduation Pathways--Leadership & Employability and/or Military

We offer TWO different high school graduation pathways as a Career and Technical Education program. Cadets can choose to be on the NOCTI-certified Leadership and Employability pathway, or the military pathway by taking the ASVAB for graduation. JROTC cadets can compete for Service Academy and ROTC scholarships and are eligible for multiple other JROTC-exclusive opportunities. Furthermore, cadets who meet age requirements (17) are eligible to compete for a Flight Academy scholarship (valued at $30-$40k for an 8 week in-residence flight school) to pursue an FAA private pilot certificate. Finally, if cadets decide to enlist, they are bumped up one or two pay grades depending on time spent in JROTC. We are not military recruiters, and cadets do not incur any obligation to the Air Force.

AFJROTC Basics

The AFJROTC program enrolls approximately 102,000 cadets, employs more than 1,900 instructors and operates in 48 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, Italy, Germany, Belgium, Netherlands, United Kingdom, Japan, Korea and Guam. AFJROTC units are located within host high schools, public and private. Congress established the Junior ROTC under the National Defense Act of 1916. Certain requirements as stipulated by Congress under U.S. Code: Title 10, Section 2031 must be satisfied to participate in a JROTC program.

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