ACADEMY FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE
Air Force Junior ROTC CA-20068
17500 Mana Road, Apple Valley, CA 92307
(760) 946-5414 ext 242
Email: CA-20068@afjrotc.net or afjrotc@lcer.org
Air Force Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (AFJROTC)
Philosophy
AAE students earn credit toward high school graduation by becoming Air Force Junior Officer Training Corps (AFJROTC) cadets and attending AFJROTC classes. The AAE AFJROTC program will motivate grade 9-12 students to pursue a college degree. It will make them competitive for attendance at the USAF Academy. It will make them competitive for an ROTC scholarship at the college or university they choose to attend. JROTC will even make them more qualified should they choose to go directly into the military (hopefully they will join the Air Force). The Air Force supports this effort free of charge by providing uniforms, equipment, funding, and instructors to the AAE. Aerospace Science (AS) and Leadership Education (LE) are an integral parts of AFJROTC instruction that overlap with each other.Goals
- To develop citizens or character, dedicated to serving our nation and your communities.
- To excel in knowledge; be challenged both academically and physically; to encourage a sense of adventure; while having fun.
- To instill values of citizenship, service to the United States, personal responsibility, and sense of accomplishment in high school students.
Sequence Of Courses
Aerospace Science 100/Leadership Education 100
Aerospace Science 200/Leadership Education 200
Aerospace Science 300/Leadership Education 300
Aerospace Science 400/Leadership Education 400
Department Policies
- The mandatory AFJROTC activities are planned to take place during school hours, not before or after school. There is no obligation whatsoever to join the military. AFJROTC is a great opportunity for AAE students to take a look at the military lifestyle with no strings attached. The only obligation is willingness to proudly wear the USAF uniform to school at least once a week.
- Students will also participate in the Extreme Excellence Challenge (E2C) Wellness and Fitness Program. The goals of this 36-week wellness and fitness program include:
- Creating individualized training programs based on national standards by age and gender
- Identifying areas of improvement for each student
- Incorporating a physical training program for each student to reach their goal
- Develop a personal nutritional plan for each student, promoting healthy eating habits
- Some AFROTC courses satisfy graduation requirements for Freshman Studies, Health, and Physical Education.
Useful Links
Air Force Junior ROTC Homepage
Information on all branches of JROTC
Air Force Senior ROTC Homepage
AFROTC Scholarship Information
USAF Academy Homepage
USAF Academy Admissions
National Museum of the USAF
Air Force Art