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Yearly BP Comments Report generated on 6/17/2010 for School Year 2009-2010

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GA-20065 All equipment was properly labeled and school equipment was likewise labeled. The SASI was able to secure enough computer systems to completely outfit two full computer laboratories through DRMO. One was completely given to the school and the second is used principally by JROTC for student homework and projects.

MS-932 100 percent of the cadet corps were in service dress--grooming was perfect: not one discrepancy. Cadets were proud of their unit and eagerly approached the Area Administrator before school to introduce themselves and welcome him to the school.

OH-20052 Cadets are in school government and leadership positions and well respected throughout the campus. Several of the cadets are selected as ambassadors to represent the career center program at their home school. Many of the cadets have been selected as cadet of the month/year. Academics are a high priority.

OH-20052 The unit had accomplished numerous community service events including adopt a highway, school open houses, radio station and Fredericktown fair, parades, and honor guards.

AZ-20063 Academic Programs Prescott High School makes it easy to take JROTC. Freshmen PE class is the last period of the day. JROTC gets PE credit. Forty-eight freshmen take JROTC/PE during this hour. The Senior Academy Leadership Class (AS-400) is scheduled the same hour as the Student Council class for coordination with Student Council. On the day of the visit, the Student Council President attended AS-400 to coordinate activities between the two groups. The Student Council President is not in JROTC.

AZ-20063 Academic Programs School grants PE, Science, and History credit for JROTC classes.AZ-20063 Academic Programs SASI is state certified in Science. ASI is state certified in History. They have worked hard ensuring lessons meet JROTC requirements and state

standards. Their efforts in this endeavor warrant recognition.AZ-20063 Academic Programs Instructors use CPS. Cadets said they love it. It provides instant feedback and keeps the cadets focused on the lesson.CO-861 Academic Programs Excellent individualized course syllabus that clearly explain --Corps standards; uniform requirements, PT--program/parental consent form/health

screening questionnaire--all which require cadet and parent signatures. Additionally an in depth monthly syllabus is provided with academics, activities, uniform wear requirements; all clearly delineated.

CO-20021 Academic Programs Both AFJROTC teachers’ lessons were interesting, challenging with each demonstrating the Classroom Performance System.CO-20021 Academic Programs Demonstrated excellent classroom presentations that totally involved the cadets.CO-20021 Academic Programs School grants 3 core electives credits for the AS-I--social studies; and AS-II and AS-III--sciences---AFJROTC classes.CO-20031 Academic Programs 2 years of AFJROTC courses satisfies the schools PE requirement.CO-20031 Academic Programs AFJROTC teachers use CSAP data [state testing] to help cadets improve writing scores/skills with a resulting 38 percent increase of cadets who

scored "proficient or advanced" on the CSAP.CO-20031 Academic Programs 2 former FHS cadets were commissioned via the AF Academy in 2009. Currently, the unit has 6 cadets at AFA, 2 at USNA, and 1 at USMA,

plus numerous cadets in SROTC programs. Unit usually has 1 cadet in top 5 FHS graduates. A unit goal is to increase AS-I retention to 85 percent--WOW. Cadets hosted the first annual PT meet and also hosted an annual Drill Meet. KHAS has 29 new members this spring--members help tutor/mentor other cadets at least twice weekly.

CO-20071 Academic Programs 2 years of AFJROTC courses satisfies the schools PE requirement.DE-941 Academic Programs The instructors have developed excellent syllabi for all their AS and LE courses. The syllabi are also included as part of the Cadet Guide which

is updated each summer before the start of school.FL-042 Academic Programs In response to their name being called for attendance each cadet answers with one of the AF Core Values. In the Staff Class the cadets must

respond with all 4 of the values. This technique is use instead of the usual "Here, Sir/Ma'am".FL-20063 Academic Programs Unit invites one student from the school's Exceptional Student Education program each semester to sit in on the AFJROTC classes and

participate in corps activities. In a sense these ESE students are "honorary" cadets.GA-052 Academic Programs Instructor classroom presentations were excellent. Both used multiple aides for instruction. SMSgt Love is a particularly gifted teacher. He

lights up the classroom, is very comfortable with the material, uses humor very effectively, and interacts well with the students. The instructors


have the strongest effective writing and public speaking course in the school. Their students excel and have traditionally presented the best senior projects of all the school graduates. The instructors have partnered well to blend school academic goals with the JROTC curriculum.

GA-052 Academic Programs Student participation is encouraged and required. The beginning of each class has at least two student presented briefings with Power Point slides. Peer, constructive critiques follow each presentation. Both instructors are very animated and energetic in the classroom. They bring enthusiasm and energy to the lessons and affirm student participation.

GA-052 Academic Programs Course syllabi was well written and given to the cadets beginning each course. It clearly mapped out every lesson to be presented during the academic term. Copies of the syllabi were also placed on the unit website.

IL-761 Academic Programs Marksmanship and Academic teams participate in local and postal competitions. KHAS active in tutoring/encouraging better Corps academics. KHAS initiating one-of-a-kind initiative to partner with HS National Honor Society.

IL-941 Academic Programs AFJROTC teacher presentations were outstanding in all aspects: materials, organization, and visual aids.IL-941 Academic Programs CPS demonstration by ASI was outstanding with excellent cadet acceptance and participation.IL-961 Academic Programs SASI teaches approved Aviation ground school.IL-981 Academic Programs School awards 2 core/required PE credits in lieu of 2 AFJROTC courses.IL-20081 Academic Programs School awards 4 year required PE credits for all 4 years of AFJROTC courses.IL-20083 Academic Programs School substitutes 2 core/required PE courses for 2 AFJROTC courses.IL-20083 Academic Programs Exceeded Corps academic GPA goal of 87 with a 90 GPA. KHAS active with 12 cadets and 8 new pledges. 2 Unit cadets attended Honors camp

with 5 attending the Scott AFB, IL--SLS. Cadets designed this new unit’s coin and patch. Cadets organized and executed a 3 Phase 8th grade orientation program with 24 firm 8th grader commits.

IN-061 Academic Programs The school district awards Indiana Core 40 career/technical graduation credit for our JROTC coursework. LtCol Norman earned core credit for the program by correlating the JROTC coursework with the Indiana state standards.

IN-061 Academic Programs Cadets had set high academic goals to insure no cadet failed JROTC classes and received help for their other classes. KHAS had a tutor/mentor program. Other exemplary programs include APT, orienteering, model building and rocketry. Cadets recite pledge, motto and creed before each class.

IN-061 Academic Programs The SASI had completed an exceptional curriculum mapping effort required by the school. This complemented the Core 40 initiative to link each JROTC course to the state and school district standards. This was a monumental task that has contributed to the unit's high enrollment.

IN-061 Academic Programs Unit targeted college bound cadets with visit to University of Tennessee Howard K Baker Center for public advocacy, forensics, and the graduate business school. Cadets also toured several local professional businesses.

IN-061 Academic Programs All AS II cadets participate annually in a multi-unit Leadership Seminar sponsored by the Louisville MOWW each Fall. This includes lectures on the American flag, patriotism, character, the US Constitution, and the free market economy.

KY-931 Academic Programs 1/3 (18 cadets) of the corps were members of KHAS. Besides mentoring and tutoring cadets they helped nurses during Health Fair, cleaned war memorials, conducted fundraisers, and have several social functions. One of the most active KHAS observed.

KY-20002 Academic Programs Each course had an excellent syllabi to include a detailed discussion of each AS, LE, and wellness category.KY-20002 Academic Programs The four year curriculum plan was exceptional and is further linked to an annual, monthly, and weekly product to show how each area supports

the four year curriculum plan. Great idea and very useful.KY-20003 Academic Programs Both instructors totally involve cadets in the learning process. Cadets are given oral/written assignments and activities to promote learning.

Cadets research and build model aircraft, use a wind tunnel for airfoil design testing and MS flight simulator for motion and control. Assessments are frequent to ensure learning goals are achieved.

KY-20003 Academic Programs Tremendous emphasis on unit goals and academics. Great tutoring program and academic enrichment activities. Excellent recruiting initiatives to feeder schools include a mix of drill, wellness, and teambuilding exercises. Cadet recognition programs include outstanding flight, cadet of the month and year, athlete of the quarter and year along with annual cadet evaluations.

KY-20004 Academic Programs A model syllabus was provided each cadet and posted online. This is one of the most comprehensive and useful syllabi observed to date.KY-20004 Academic Programs Expanded mentoring. Cadets are using after school club activity time to tutor academically struggling cadets, train new CG members, and

resurrect the dormant drill team.


MA-771 Academic Programs The unit operated an excellent before and after school tutor program. Honor cadets were selected to help others.MA-771 Academic Programs The unit had established a mentor program to provide each and every cadet support.MA-791 Academic Programs The unit has an FAA sanctioned flight simulator in the cadet area. Cadets participate in Honors Aviation Ground School on a grant with the

Hanscom Base Aero Club.MD-802 Academic Programs Absolutely superb syllabi have been developed for all AS and LE courses--some of the finest and most complete examples I have ever observed.MD-803 Academic Programs The instructors have developed superb syllabi for all their AS and LE courses. These are some of the finest, most comprehensive syllabi I have

ever reviewed.MO-071 Academic Programs School awards a full core 1.0 PE credit and a .5 Health credit for AFJROTC courses.MO-081 Academic Programs Past 2 AY's plus current year--unit provided 14,429 CIA hours in trips for cadets to educate/motivated/enhance cadet learning. Trip to Kennedy

Space Center, FL had 16 parents accompany the unit. All totally outstanding.MO-081 Academic Programs School grants 1.0 practical arts credit per each AFJROTC course.MO-081 Academic Programs Classroom "hands-on" learning continues: aircraft modeling, venture program, remote control planes, hot-air balloons, kites, motorized line

control planes, gliders, intricate paper airplanes, model rockets, tinker toys used for communication block, telescope for astronomy, and stress management. Best combination and innovative instructional techniques observed.

MO-081 Academic Programs Classroom has cadet art work, murals, models, rockets--bulging with cadet works. It is an exciting, challenging, rewarding academic program with activities that provide solid foundations for cadet future success. The Alumni Hall of Fame recognizes former cadets and their achievements in all walks of life.

MO-851 Academic Programs HS counselors and AFJROTC staff work to ensure that all students/cadets have more than ample classroom enrollment opportunities. SASI works course scheduling in 7 AS-I classes; 3 AS-II classes; 2 AS-III classes; and 1 AS-IV class.

MO-851 Academic Programs School awards core credits--2 for PE and 1 for Practical Arts for 3 AFJROTC courses.MO-851 Academic Programs All 4 AFJROTC Teachers use good planning, organization and visual aids in lesson demonstrations.MO-851 Academic Programs Positive, challenging, and interesting classroom presentations with excellent cadet involvement.MO-881 Academic Programs AFJROTC Teachers presented interesting lessons with enhanced CPS technology.MO-931 Academic Programs School awards practical arts credit for each AFJROTC course.MO-941 Academic Programs Unit prepares 8 excellent and different course syllabuses for each AFJROTC class offering.MO-941 Academic Programs School awards an elective science credit for the AS-II Science of Flight course. LE-III curriculum counts as a substitute for the core/required

personal finance class. Ground School is an Honors course which is allowed to count as college credit from U. of Central Missouri.MO-942 Academic Programs Counselors/AFJROTC teachers coordinate to ensure that cadets have ample opportunities to take our courses.MO-942 Academic Programs School awards an elective science core credit for the AS-II course-Science of Flight; awards a personal finance core credit for our LE-III course;

and our ground aviation Honors course can receive academic credit from U. of Central Missouri.MO-942 Academic Programs 9 excellent course syllabuses are prepared for the AS/LE courses in addition to the ground aviation Honors course.MO-951 Academic Programs School counselors/AFJROTC teachers coordinate and work to ensure that cadets/students have multiple opportunities to take AFJROTC classes.MO-951 Academic Programs School awards elective science credit for the AS-II course--Science of Flight.MO-951 Academic Programs AFJROTC teacher’s present-- interesting-current-challenging-organized-cadet based--lessons.MO-951 Academic Programs Used CPS in a great lesson with super cadet buy in and participation.MO-951 Academic Programs AFJROTC teachers have organized a 'flying tiger club' at the middle school with 20--8th grade students [middle school faculty sponsor likes our

program so much that she agreed to sponsor us for the 4th year]. Hands-on material presented in a fun, challenging approach has proved to be a smashing success. Great recruiting tool.

MS-932 Academic Programs Academic achievement received high emphasis in the corps. The leadership had developed one of the most effective tutoring programs witnessed to date. Cadets were identified and approached personally by tutors to help improve their grades. Weekly progress reports were submitted to the cadet corps commander. Retention in the program was very high. The corps is meeting their academic goals. The unit should receive their second USAF Academy appointment in as many years this year.

MS-934 Academic Programs The unit had a strong wellness program with all the administrative records available. The cadets plan and conduct the weekly E2C/Wellness


program and record each week's activities in continuity books and in CIMS.NC-939 Academic Programs The unit has earned the DUA every year since the inception of the award. Cadets emphasize excellence in academic and in co-curricular

performance. The corps GPA is 3.1, 25 cadets are in KHAS, 21 are in NHS, and more than 60 per cent of the cadets have a GPA of 3.0 or higher. No cadet who has completed AFJROTC has ever failed to graduate. Cadets earned more ROTC scholarships last year than any unit in the US (9). Cadets earned 4+ million dollars in scholarships in the past 6 years. 13 have attended Honors Camp. Cadets are exceptionally well-rounded. 138 participate in school-wide activities.

NC-939 Academic Programs The level of cadet community service is exemplary. Last year cadets contributed 3676 hours and have already contributed more than 900 hours in the first 7 weeks of school this year! They support the local food bank, tutor at elementary and middle schools, work Adopt-a-Highway, provide school escorts, and provide an extraordinary number of color guards for school and community events. One of the cadets developed an SAT preparatory class that is offered not only to cadets but the entire student body. The class has been so successful that school average SAT scores have seen a measurable increase.

NC-20053 Academic Programs The instructors create a superb learning environment for their cadets. Cadets were attentive, contributory, and on-task. Instructors create an exceptionally positive learning and are in complete control of their classes. All classes begin with the recitation of the Pledge, AF Core Values and the cadet honor code. Instructors actively engage cadets in the learning process by having class leaders develop present lessons on basic subjects such as flag protocol and procedures.

NC-9511 Academic Programs Instructors are energetic teachers. The engage students in dialogue and exercise excellent classroom management skills. Cadets have immense respect for their instructors, and it is evident in their interactions with their instructors. Instructors have a current events period every week to focus cadets on the world around them. Cadets must brief once a week on a current event occurring somewhere in the world without duplicating another cadet's topic.

NH-071 Academic Programs Maj Heeter has integrated CPS into the Aviation Ground School course. He has developed PP lessons for each of the instructional units and supplemented the material with NTSB and FAA data to make the class work interesting. A model ground school program.

NH-071 Academic Programs Excellent emphasis on academics. School and community service participation and wellness are factored into cadet grades. Great recruiting and retention initiatives. ASI operates ASVAB study sessions for students that want to improve ASVAB scores. Several cadets pursuing college credit through local programs.

NH-20002 Academic Programs Aviation Ground School includes a survival element which cadets find very interesting. It also enhances their ground mapping and navigation skills.

NM-041 Academic Programs SASI works/coordinates closely with counselors to ensure that cadets’ schedules include AFJROTC.NM-041 Academic Programs School grants practical arts required credit for AFJROTC courses.NM-051 Academic Programs School awards 2 required Practical Arts credits for AFJROTC courses.NM-051 Academic Programs Both AFJROTC teachers demonstrated their ability to use the latest technology with super CPS presentation that was interesting, lively, and

cadet centered.NM-051 Academic Programs Both lessons were a model of positive classroom management and super cadet involvement.NM-051 Academic Programs Cadets involved in recruiting 43 new AS-I's this AY. Corps academic goal is 2.5 GPA with no flight below 3.0 GPA has been met. Unit teams

finished 1st, 2nd, and 9th with a cadet being overall 1st in National Postal ASVAB Challenge against 100 plus teams. Unit enforces a "no-pass no-play" rule for extra curricular activities. Unit has awarded 10 Community Service varsity school letters.

NM-951 Academic Programs School grants a required practical arts credit for AFJROTC courses.NY-20081 Academic Programs Both instructors presented excellent lessons using visual aids, role playing, and technology. MSgt Demers used different feedback mechanisms

to insure cadets were knowledgeable of the do's and don'ts of proper uniform wear. LtCol Arrington effectively involved role playing to engage cadets in a Global Studies Middle East crisis scenario.

OH-771 Academic Programs Superb online syllabi using the school system edline quia.com.OH-771 Academic Programs The SASI has an additional duty in the school as tech coordinator. As a result he manages and schedules all three computer labs.OH-771 Academic Programs The SASI works with the local American Legion in securing Boys and Girl State selections for his cadets.OH-881 Academic Programs Great academic emphasis--KHAS increased from 16 to 41. Cadets screen and match academic problems to tutors with subject matter strengths.

Excellent cadet centered physical fitness program. Cadets exceed school population statistics in attendance, graduation, honor roll, and college


attendance.OH-944 Academic Programs The unit had taken several CIA trips to include Wright Patterson AFB, Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, Youngstown AFRB, and

Mansfield ANGB to conduct C-130 flights.OH-944 Academic Programs All cadets obtain CPR training within the JROTC course of instruction.OH-20051 Academic Programs Several CIA trips each year include Washington, DC and Wright Patterson AFB, Cleveland USCG facility, Pittsburgh Aerospace museum, and

NG Armory along with C-130 flights at nearby Youngstown AFRB. Cadets also participate in two SLSs each summer (Youngstown AFRB and Camp Perry).

OH-20051 Academic Programs The school provides four credits of career and technical education for each year of cadet participation in the program. This is the second largest career path in the school. Both instructors are state certified after completing a 24 credit hour licensure program to become highly qualified in career and technical education.

OH-20051 Academic Programs Excellent goals. Great emphasis on academics--cadets must maintain a minimum 2.2 GPA. Every Wednesday an after school study tables and tutoring is held. Recruiting was also critically important to the unit. Their goal was to visit 13 of the 19 feeder schools and contact a minimum of 30 potential cadets. The cadets had developed follow up procedures for all potential candidates after career days.

OH-20051 Academic Programs Cadets earn CPR, First Responder, and Incident Command certification through JROTC coursework.OH-20052 Academic Programs Both instructors involved cadets in the learning process. There were multiple hands on activities including Jeopardy and trips to local

observatories and planetariums. Instructors have also implemented a school website called MODDLE where their lessons, PP, and tests are posted on line for cadets to makeup missed work.

OH-20052 Academic Programs The unit began a tradition of placing plaques of important dates and events in US History along a campus walkway.OH-20052 Academic Programs The unit was using a unique on line school sponsored website "MODDLE" to post PP lessons, tests, lesson plans, etc. Cadets missing

assignments could complete them on line within established timeframes. Tests could be retaken.OH-20053 Academic Programs The SASI introduced the new Cultural studies curriculum to the cadets. Cadets received the new course very well. The ASI conducted a superb

lesson on jet engine bore scoping and engine damage assessment. Also observed a lesson on aircraft metallurgy and corrosion control.OH-20053 Academic Programs The wellness program was cadet led and tailored to the unit. The cadets conducted aerobics in the classroom and had mapped an outdoor 5K

track around the school. They also had unlimited access to the sports medicine lab with various types of exercise equipment. Adjacent to the fitness center was a clinic staffed by nursing students that assisted the cadets with both wellness issues. Excellent cadet assessment process.

OH-20053 Academic Programs The ASI uses an excellent excel spread sheet with color coded grading criteria. At a glance instructors could determine areas where cadets need academic help.

OH-20053 Academic Programs The school requires a career passport/portfolio for graduation that lists all high school accomplishments. The project includes a research paper and an in-class PP presentation evaluated by a teaching team. The professionally prepared passport is an excellent four year summary for prospective employers.

OH-20053 Academic Programs The 11 station computer lab uses the latest FLTSIM X software and hardware that supplements the Aviation Ground School instruction. They also procured the ASA Ground School prepware with 200 site licenses that allows for on line interaction with the FAA.

OH-20053 Academic Programs The unit designed and maintained the running course for the schools' athletic ceremonies. They donate all proceeds to the Foundation Fund which provides scholarships to needy families.

OK-081 Academic Programs Unit has excellent course syllabi's and individual 4 year academic plan to assist cadets remain in program.OK-081 Academic Programs All 200 cadets have a 4 year personalized academic plan. Each AY an AFJROTC teacher builds an academic schedule with a final copy to cadet,

parents, and school counselor. A great system to retain cadets.OK-081 Academic Programs Cadets get credit for all 4 years: AS-I--PE; AS-II--Technology; AS-III/IV--social studies.OK-943 Academic Programs School awards a core/required PE credit for JROTC courses.OK-20001 Academic Programs School counselors ensure that all students/cadets have ample opportunities to take AFJROTC courses.OK-20001 Academic Programs School awards core-required PE credit for AFJROTC course.OK-20001 Academic Programs CPS and other technology use highlighted outstanding class presentation.OK-20001 Academic Programs AFJROTC teachers total involvement of students in the lesson was outstanding.


PA-022 Academic Programs Both instructors presented dynamic, highly interesting lessons. Maj Schott presented leadership thoughts and decisions during the Pearl Harbor invasion. MSgt Denault successfully used CPS (JEOPARDY format) as a review tool for a term exam and provided cadets' rewards. Both instructors provide after school and weekend program services that support many athletic and school events.

PA-931 Academic Programs The unit has developed a strong relationship with the next door Army ROTC at Gannon College. Several students also participate in the post secondary college credit option at the college.

PA-941 Academic Programs The unit was doing a superb job in managing and accounting for all curriculum materials. CIMS was identified with shelf IDs as to location. Text and workbooks assigned were controlled and assigned in CIMS. One of the best observed.

PA-941 Academic Programs Outstanding syllabi that included concise course objectives, grading criteria, and course expectations.PA-941 Academic Programs High emphasis on academics with 45 out of 53 cadets achieving at least a 2.0 GPA. TOP GUN board in classroom provides academic snapshot.

Excellent KHAS tutor and mentor programs. Cadets host a teacher appreciation awards program. Cadets brought back unit website; linked to schools.

RI-20051 Academic Programs WHS was selected as one of three RI schools for innovation. JROTC was one of the career pathways that led to the award. JROTC cadets and instructors presented their accomplishments to a New England forum of over 350 administrators.

SC-071 Academic Programs Instructors have created unique classroom management techniques. (1) Using a "fake" currency system, cadets are rewarded for positive behaviors and debited for negative actions. (2) Instructors issue "Check 6" cards for classroom misbehavior. The cadet must correct the behavior immediately or be sent to the other instructor for further corrective action. The cards serve as a warning and attention getting device. (3) Each class ends with a CPA pre-quiz. Instructors tend to call on individuals who may not have been paying attention. The selected students (See Item III-8 for continuation)

SC-951 Academic Programs All required signed parental permission forms are on hand. Cadets run the wellness program under instructor supervision. The unit has a unique method of allowing cadets to make up missed wellness day by completing designated exercises at home and returning a parent-signed statement of completion.

TX-081 Academic Programs The Corps participated in Cyber Patriot...with a local Dyess AFB Comm Sq sponsor/advisor...combines a great mentoring opportunity.TX-794 Academic Programs The CORPS created a highly successful "Cadet Academic Mentoring Program" (CAMP), providing mandatory tutoring to all cadets failing any

subject...key to achieving the goal of 75 percent of cadets passing all subjects. Tutors...formally recognized and charged...receive community service hours for their efforts.

TX-922 Academic Programs The Corps has a Gold Cord program whereby cadets with an 85 percent overall average among all classes, and are passing all classes, earn a Gold Cord to wear with their uniform.

TX-951 Academic Programs The SASI provides an impressive Aviation Ground School opportunity for 4th year cadets...effectively integrates extensive simulator training and CAP orientation flights.

TX-954 Academic Programs The Corps has a "Peeps" tutoring program designed to help the unit's "peeps" who are having academic difficulty.TX-20006 Academic Programs The unit is an Academic Challenge Bowl finalist for the second year running.TX-20014 Academic Programs The Corps conducts mandatory study halls 4 days per week for cadets experiencing academic difficulties...administration approved, parent

endorsed, a condition to Corps membership.TX-20014 Academic Programs The unit provides a very mature, highly successful Aviation Ground School class during the SY.TX-20022 Academic Programs The unit has an excellent guest speaker program which includes members of community organizations and businesses.TX-20024 Academic Programs Exceptional course syllabi...thorough, comprehensive...great example for other units.TX-20025 Academic Programs Using the JROTC curriculum, the unit contributes to the school's "literacy plan" with an impressive program of cadet reports, projects, and other

written and oral exercises.WA-083 Academic Programs Cadets in Honors Ground School receive an additional .5 elective credits and 4 hours college credit.WA-083 Academic Programs SASI has developed an articulation plan that over arches the 3 Washington HS "Pathways/Academy's" to include Community College and 4 year

college to ensure that our cadets receive proper credit. He also has developed an Advisory Group with outside aviation experts: chief pilot--Clover Park Tech College, Aviation Dept; Commander, 7th Airlift Squadron, USAF; Pilot-Southwest Airline, and Asst Operations Director, 7th Airlift Squadron. These 2 initiatives have relevant bench marks to ensure the Ground Aviation School remains, vibrant, relevant, and challenging.


WA-083 Academic Programs Past 3 AY's, Unit has amassed 21,926 CIA hours thereby providing countless enriching experiences for the cadets. Trips include: Boeing Museum of Flight, Joint Base McChord Ft. Lewis base visits; Drill meets; National drill meets; cadets attend spring and summer SLS's

WA-931 Academic Programs School awards 2 core/required credits in occupational education for 2 AFJROTC courses.WA-931 Academic Programs AFJROTC teachers use and are becoming conversant with the new classroom performance system.WA-931 Academic Programs A separate and excellent syllabus is provided for each AFJROTC course.WA-931 Academic Programs Academic goal: did not achieve individual cadet GPA increase to 2.969, but did improve overall cadet GPA's. Unit emphasis academics by

using a "no pass--no play" rule for extra curricular activities. APT active with visits to Mann Middle School.WA-941 Academic Programs School awards 1 core/required occupation education credit for 1 AFJROTC course.WV-20021 Academic Programs The unit has developed the finest and most complete syllabi I have ever observed. Each syllabus covers not only course content, but also

expectations in all areas of the curriculum. A great example for other units to review and adapt to their particular units.AL-091 Cadet Programs Cadet ownership showed dramatic improvement over the previous external visit. Cadets had instituted promotion, awards, and disciplinary

boards. Cadets were actively involved in managing and training cadets in all functional areas. Financial management of the cadet money was a leadership function--they knew how much they needed to execute their programs and planned fund raisers to meet their needs.

AL-936 Cadet Programs The unit had a cadet-planned and executed weekly wellness/fitness program. They had documented weekly plans and E2C leaders in each class/flight. They also recorded activity. Four cadets had not returned their parental permission forms (an alternative activity needs to be planned for those cadets not participating). Both instructors were current in CPR.

AZ-20063 Cadet Programs Excellent 30-step maneuver led by a truly outstanding cadet. Great cadet briefing presented during an impressive cadet staff meeting. Most noteworthy was the manner in which the staff meeting was conducted. The corps commander directed the meeting. Members of her staff spoke only when necessary. No one talked out of turn. Cadets accomplished the agenda quickly and professionally. The Student Council President, who is not a member of the corps, was invited to the meeting to ensure cadet activities were coordinated with the Student Council.

AZ-20063 Cadet Programs Cadets train and mentor other cadets. The unit has a program they proudly call "Wingman." An upper classman takes responsibility for lower classmen. Each cadet carries a card that list the names of their wingmen. Most touching, a cadet who became homeless found shelter through this program.

AZ-20064 Cadet Programs Unit completed in access of 2,200 community service hours last year. This year they increased the number of service hours to be done to 2,500. Already this year they have completed 600 hours. Of particular note, they have spent 300 hours scrapping gum from the sidewalks on school grounds. The school would have had to pay a contractor thousands of dollars to do what cadets have done. Their hard work is greatly appreaciated by the school administration.

CA-863 Cadet Programs Cadets count uniform inventory and record results into CIMS. Two cadets demonstrated complete knowledge of how to enter information into CIMS and how to reflect the disposition of each item in CIMS. Additionally, the cadets are training lower classmen to take their place when they graduate.

CA-863 Cadet Programs 100 percent of cadets are in service dress uniform. The uniforms are pressed and clean. Every male has a current hair cut. Every female cadet has her hair up and off of her collar. Every cadet shined their shoes. They look great.

CA-863 Cadet Programs Cadets maintain high academic standards. SASI tracks cadet academic progress weekly. Cadets conduct an end-of-semester academic recognition program, at the flag pole, in front of the student body and administration, for all cadets.

CA-945 Cadet Programs Outstanding cadet briefing. Excellent 30-step maneuver. The school superintendent, president of the school board, another school board member, and two principals attended the briefing. The superintendent expressed to me how impressed she was with the briefing.

CA-20017 Cadet Programs Unit accurately uses CIMS to account for AF property and equipment. A cadet enters the inventory information into CIMS. She demonstrated to me how she does this and she included her CIMS specialist replacement in the demonstration.

CA-20017 Cadet Programs Unit is tracking more than required uniform items in CIMS. Additionally, a cadet (not the same one who demonstrated equipment management and inventory) is assigned to enter inventory information into CIMS. She demonstrated this capability to me during the evaluation and she included her replacement in the demonstration.

CO-861 Cadet Programs Cadets keep unit rank structure low with only 4 cadet Officers which reflects active duty rank structure. Flight leaders or "New Eagles" rotate every 2 weeks which gives everyone a flight leader opportunity. Corps extremely active in fundraising to keep individual cadet cost down. Drill team won 16 trophies in 4 drill meets with numerous 1st/2nd place finishes in "knock-out". 24 cadets attend the AFA SLS program. Unit


conducts its own leadership school during spring/summer break to train future unit NCO/Officer leaders.CO-20021 Cadet Programs Recognize cadets as "Academic Aces" if earned A's in 5 classes. New cadets are called candidates during an initiation period before they can

wear uniforms--once they meet standards and on the first uniform day--they recite the cadet oath and receive a certificate. A cadet goal for all to receive flag detail/color guard training with 1 CG commander responsible at each HS for events. Goal to conduct 4 training seminars-2 at AAHS and 2 other HS's to focus on cadet interested in post HS military education/training is complete.

CO-20021 Cadet Programs Unit cadet leadership briefing was good as was the AS-II drill sequence performance. Cadet goals are posted in classroom and tracked with a PowerPoint chart, with each goal measured against 100 percent completion with the red bar graph turning to blue as they "fill up" toward completion. Senior lead their own Physical fitness program with a 2nd place overall and 2 individual 1st place finishes in local JROTC PT competition.

CO-20021 Cadet Programs Unit cadet promotion system uses a whole person approach--with academics, conduct, attendance, uniform wear, and CS/activity participation--ranked as cadets compete for promotion. Goal to identify/train/select/retain 30 AS-III cadets as AS-IV leaders is complete. Goal to host and have 100 cadets attend 8 major social events completed.

CO-20031 Cadet Programs All cadets looked great in their service dress uniform. Cadets maintain/own unit web page and publish a monthly newsletter to keep cadets, school staff, and more importantly parents informed on Corps events, activities, and weekly uniform wear. Cadet leadership staff board selects the AS-I, AS-II, AS-III, and AS-IV Cadet of the Quarter. 26 Cadets given the grand opportunity to attend the locally lead SLS held at the Air Force Academy.

CO-20031 Cadet Programs Cadets write/edit/publish an annual Cadet Guide with all the necessary and required information. A good effort.CO-20031 Cadet Programs Cadet leadership PowerPoint mission briefing was complete and outstanding. Unit /Corps goals were well articulated and have sophisticated

tracking devices to measure accomplishments. AS-II's not only demonstrated the basic 30-step drill routine, but expanded it to an exceptional well done 53-step drill performance. E2C/PT program is alive and well.

CO-20031 Cadet Programs Senior cadets volunteer during their "off period" to assist with drill, uniform issuing, and academic mentoring. AS-4 leadership complete plan. Direct, and execute all cadet events: Awards ceremony, Military Ball, semester drill competitions, Dane Balcon drill meet, and PT meets. Cadets host/run the color guard, drill team summer boot camps. A cadet goal is have 100 percent PT dress out/participation. Unit marches in the local community Veteran's Day and Black Forest community parades.

CO-20031 Cadet Programs Cadets place all curriculum materials into CIMS in addition to maintenance, inventory, and control procedures.CO-20071 Cadet Programs Cadets are active in CIMS uniform issue/tracking/turn-in processes.DE-941 Cadet Programs The unit has produced a superb Cadet Guide which is updated each year. This is one of the best Cadet Guides I have observed in five years.FL-042 Cadet Programs Following raising the flag each morning the flight volunteering to accomplish this recites the Pledge of Allegiance before dismissing the

formation.FL-20063 Cadet Programs Unit invites non-AFJROTC students to participate in CIA trips and certain corps functions. This has turned out to be a very popular program

letting non-AFJROTC students know what the program is all about. This initiative has already resulted in one of these students enrolling in the course next semester.

GA-052 Cadet Programs 30-count drill demonstration was excellent. The entire unit is goal-oriented. Each leader in the corps had functional goals for their area of responsibility. All were actively tracking and using their individual goals to measure progress and success. The cadets had a semester-long time management goal where all cadets kept a time log to determine how cadet time was used/wasted.

GA-052 Cadet Programs Each member of the staff had their own goals and objectives. This is the strongest use of cadet-inspired goals seen to date. This was not just an academic exercise to the cadets of this unit, but a means to improve their corps. Each leader was required to keep a continuity book that was reviewed weekly by the Inspector General. The cadets accomplished their own cadet-developed self inspection prior to the Unit Evaluation. The checklist used was written by the cadets. The vice commander maintained the merit-demerit program and there were cadet-owned tools for rewards and consequences.

GA-081 Cadet Programs Unit's cadets conducted a POW/MIA program that involved cadets simulating a POW environment. Cadets acted as "prisoners" and simulated captive interrogation. This was conducted along a school's breezeway. Numerous classmates and teachers stopped to view the activity.

GA-932 Cadet Programs Students are involved in the revision of their cadet guide.GA-932 Cadet Programs Unit devised the concept of "One on One" drill scrimmage meets. These are meets between two units and are designed to help reduce the


increased expenses associated with traveling to regular drill meets. These scrimmage meets are full meets, but only involve 2 units. Following the meet the participants take part in a picnic type get together.

GA-932 Cadet Programs Unit recycles their aging drill trophies. These old trophies has used for individual cadet awards or if enough of the same type trophy exist then they are used for events in their annual drill meet.

GA-952 Cadet Programs CIMS was completely maintained and fully utilized by the cadet staff. They were responsible for all CIMS training of the cadets. All CIMS entries and database management was under cadet control. Cadet and supply records were near perfect.

GA-952 Cadet Programs Cadets in logistics were responsible for all uniform upkeep and records. Cadets issued uniforms, maintained inventory quantities, and took-up and logged in uniforms. The uniform storage area was well-organized and clean. Cadets cleaned all areas weekly: classroom, offices, and storage areas.

GA-952 Cadet Programs The Wellness/E2C Program at Sequoah is the best cadet-run program seen to date. They are keeping excellent records. They have completed their baseline testing and working to improve overall fitness levels in their corps. All required elements are in place. They have developed a structure within the corps that ensures continuity of training across all seven periods of JROTC.

GA-952 Cadet Programs Academic goals have been set very high. They cadets have developed positive encouragement toward academic success. The Kitty Hawk Society conducts tutoring twice a week. Cadets eagerly sign up to receive help. Cadets have access to the LAN and printers on seven workstations. They are encouraged to use the computers to finish do their class work (for other subjects) daily. They are using their goals to guide the running of the cadet corps.

GA-952 Cadet Programs Ownership--best seen to date. Every functional area of the corps was cadet-run. Cadets were responsible for daily discipline--they had an established cadet review board system along with merits and demerits. They were training their replacements. They were planning and executing their activities. They had upped their fund-raising efforts to reduce tuition costs for their planned activities.

GA-952 Cadet Programs The cadet corps saw the need and took on the responsibility to renovate their classroom, office, and storage room. They used 1,400 dollars of their fund-raiser money to purchase carpet for the classroom. After the county weather-proofed the roof, the cadets helped replace flooring that had decayed before laying carpet. They then repainted the entire interior. They have also helped beautify their campus on many projects.

GA-953 Cadet Programs The cadets came in during the summer and repainted and completely renovated what was an old auto-repair bay and made it into a classroom, secure storage area, and offices. It is a virtual showplace.

GA-20062 Cadet Programs 1903 replicas and sabers were secured in an armory with cadet-built storage racks. The storage facility was excellent and the workmanship on the racks was the best seen.

HI-932 Cadet Programs Unit greatly increase enrollment. Cadets visited the junior high during registration week. Their Special Forces team set up a rope bridge and gave eighth graders a chance to go across the rope. Their Saber team and Armed Exhibition teams performed and cadet leaders talked one-on-one with interested junior high students about the program.

IL-761 Cadet Programs Corps sponsors Christmas dance and military ball. Honor Guard--drill team--finished first overall in AF Association regional drill meet as well as SWSC overall championship drill meet. Cadets must complete from 10-35 hours of community service to be eligible for promotion thus encouraging community service.

IL-941 Cadet Programs Cadet leadership briefing was excellent. Goals are emphasized/tracked such as: Community--adopt-a-highway and coordination of 2 beautification days for DUPS HS; Cadet--KHAS tutor cadets and have 9 monthly MWR events; School--new PA system for cafeteria and enhanced PA system for Gym, and upgrade Admiral Trost Memorial Board in HS main entrance. AS-II marched well. Wellness is alive and well. Cadets lead PT and sports each Friday, and every-other Tuesday lead aerobic exercises.

IL-941 Cadet Programs End of year awards ceremony is an outdoor-informal picnic. Unit sets up cadet accounts whereby a portion of fundraising money goes to cadets. Thus allowing cadets to pay for most AFJROTC activities rather than parents. Senior legacy projects: AY 2008-09--cadets raised 3500 dollars and did most of the work in an upgrade of school flag courtyard--this year is to buy a new PA system for cafeteria and enhance current PA system in Gym

IL-941 Cadet Programs During the weekly Pride Day [uniform] inspection, leadership cadets select 1 cadet per week in each class to wear the cadet-of-week cord. CIA trips are plentiful: Kennedy Space Center, FL; Charleston, SC, USS Yorktown overnight stay; Dayton, OH--Wright Brothers museum and AF Air/Space museum; and St Louis Science Center.

IL-941 Cadet Programs Big Brother/Sister program whereby each AS-I cadet is paired with upper class--who act as mentor/tutor. 9 MWR activities. Cadet retention


programs: cadet-of-week, cadet-of-month; ACES--cadet with 5 academic "A"grades have names placed on wall plaque--number of ACES cadets have increased from 9 to 341; as a member of Boy Scout Venturing program--unit has annual leadership challenge day led by BSA venturing staff highlighted by MRE's for lunch.

IL-961 Cadet Programs Cadets produce a good monthly newsletter which is mailed home so parents may keep informed about past, present and future activities. Web page is available to also keep parents informed--cadet handbook is also in web page. KHAS tutors cadets and performs in local/postal Academic Challenges. Unit is looking forward to Cyber Patriot challenge. Unit host unit socials and movie/popcorn nights for cadets. Rocket/Orienteering club are extremely popular.

IL-961 Cadet Programs Cadets looked splendid in their service dress uniforms as a 5 year Distinguish Unit should. Cadets recite unit honor code in unison prior to class start. Cadets perform all CIMS data entry for personnel, awards, promotions, uniform== inventory, issue and return,, curriculum materials, and equipment.

IL-961 Cadet Programs Recruiting handout is in color with bold pictures and verbiage about units--mission-goal--classroom studies--extracurricular/social opportunities. CIA trips: Kennedy Space Center, Houston--Johnson Space Center, Wisconsin ANG KC-135 flight; drill meets; SLS's; WI--Yerkes Observatory; Experimental Aircraft Association Museum; Chicago [MDW] Air Traffic Control Center; and Washington DC--Smithsonian Air and Space Museum--Arlington National Cemetery.

IL-961 Cadet Programs 26 cadets of 135 scored 83 percentile or higher on unit first E2C assessment which demonstrates the Corps commitment to physical fitness.IL-981 Cadet Programs Cadets looked great in their service dress uniforms. Cadets/families enjoyed a unit back-to-school field day. Cadets publish an excellent

newsletters "Column Write" with schedules, news articles, cadet photos to keep all informed.IL-981 Cadet Programs All cadets with a B average in AFJROTC treated to a laser-tag party with pizza and arcade time. Veteran's Day was busy: color guard to Lewis

and Clark elementary school; drill exhibition in St. Louis; unit marched in St. Louis parade; saber team worked the Grafton American Legion Post and performed the POW/MIA table ceremony; also performed the POW/MIA table for military appreciation day at Golden Corral.

IL-981 Cadet Programs Cadet unit mission briefing was good as was the AS-II drill sequence. E2C is alive and well. Unit partnered with Scott AFB-Reserve Wg to supply IRAQI school children with basic necessities and school supplies. Filled 100 containers and Scott unit flew containers to IRAQ. What a grand gesture.

IL-981 Cadet Programs Cadets attended the Scott AFB air show in celebration of USAF 62th anniversary. 6 cadets attended Scott AFB SLS. 16 cadets participated in units summer leadership camp at HS. Cadets treated to KC-135 flight by Scott unit. Drill teams will participate in 6 competitions in addition to hosting 14 teams-- in the multi-service JROTC Bi-State Gateway Drill Meet.

IL-981 Cadet Programs 14,925 CIA hours during the past 3 AY's/ CIA trips: St. Louis Boeing company tour; 2010 Spring Trip; Sky-Zone team building; National Aviation Bike Ride; and Scott AFB annual air show.

IL-20083 Cadet Programs Cadet leadership mission briefing was good as the unit goals were explained as well as the tracking mechanism. The AS-II drill sequence was performed well. E2C is alive and well. Cadets attended a fall staff training weekend to set unit goals, calendars, and major corps events. Hosted a fall welcome back picnic for new and past cadets.

IL-20083 Cadet Programs Cadets publish each quarter a unit newsletter "The Mascoutah Inquirer" to keep all informed. Cadet goals to have 70 percent of all cadets to receive a Good Conduct ribbon was met with 75 percent of all cadets receiving the ribbon. Cadets organize the Military Ball and awards night; completed 2 fundraisers--candle and candy sales. Cadets hosted General McNabb visit to the unit.

IL-20083 Cadet Programs Unit has already accumulated 1220 CIA hours with more CIA trips scheduled this spring. Fall CIA trips: Scott AFB, IL; Whiteman AFB, MO; Channel 4 TV newsroom tour; and a KC-135 flight.

IL-20083 Cadet Programs Cadets looked great in their service dress uniforms. APT has 10 active cadets with 14 cadets involved in the Model Rocketry program. Unit won the Distinguish Unit Award in their first year.

IN-061 Cadet Programs Each summer the SASI conducts a staff planning seminar for the forthcoming year at an offsite location. Cadets develop unit goals, plan academic and community service activities, select CIA trip locations and develop criteria for CIA eligibility and staff selection.

KY-071 Cadet Programs The instructors developed a JROTC scholarship program. They also obtained a NRA grant to begin the CMP program.KY-071 Cadet Programs The unit has one of the most extensive orienteering programs ever observed (eight competitions) to include navigation and conditioning training.

The SASI is nationally recognized in the orienteering community and has developed programs throughout the area. The unit ranked in the top ten programs at the Interscholastic National Orienteering Championships.


KY-20001 Cadet Programs Chief Rogers and the cadets had done a fantastic job in implementing and using CIMS. Beyond uniform accountability they were documenting and baselining E2C, awards, promotions, jobs, etc. Inventories were managed and maintained by the cadets. Chief Rogers also was using CC swap shop to advertise and offer uniform overages so other units could benefit.

KY-20001 Cadet Programs The unit is taking some great CIA trips--NAS Pensacola for four days and Wright Patterson next March combined with the Midwest Regional Drill Comp. They previously visited Scott AFB and attended the air show. The unit conducts FTXs at nearby KY ANG Wendell Ford Training Center. They are involved in competitive orienteering and also have a nationally recognized drill team.

KY-20001 Cadet Programs The cadets participated in an extensive orienteering training and competition program. The unit placed 3rd in national competition last year.KY-20001 Cadet Programs Cadets participate in an annual nine unit SLS at Union College. This involves over 100 cadets from across KY. Nearly half of the top ten honor

graduates were from Hopkins Central including the number one cadet.KY-20001 Cadet Programs The cadets orchestrate a Patriots Day assembly for the entire school and community.KY-20001 Cadet Programs The unit conducts a Veterans Day assembly along with the choir, band and other school clubs.KY-20002 Cadet Programs Very good cadet operated wellness program. Assessments provided at specified periods. A red tag list was provided by the school nurse to

monitor medically at risk cadets.KY-20003 Cadet Programs Exceptional weapon security in a designated "armory type" room. Cadet managed and documented. Cadets individually assigned responsibility

for each weapon.KY-20003 Cadet Programs Cadets operate the entire logistics process. They account for each AF equipment item, have a picture chart of each room and the location of the

item, and enter the data into the CIMS data base. All ADPE items were reconciled with the AIM listing by the cadets.KY-20003 Cadet Programs Cadets are responsible for the labeling and marking of all AF and school equipment items.KY-20003 Cadet Programs Cadets manage and document all curriculum materials. School has provided a designated curriculum/library room for all materials--doubles as a

cadet work space. Unit is tracking all items assigned.KY-20003 Cadet Programs Entire wellness program is cadet centered and operated. Unit PT officer has a training plan and establishes weekly training activities. Each flight

PT officer reports weekly results to flight commanders. Each cadet tracks scores on individual data sheets. Adjusted PT program when realized unit goal not being achieved. Cadets established an "athlete of the month and athlete of the year" recognition.

KY-20003 Cadet Programs Outstanding briefing in school auditorium with all cadets. First class drill performance and superb wellness program. Cadet leadership sets goals, briefs all cadets, and monitors progress. Unit also tracks the performance of each cadet as it relates to the contribution of that cadet toward the unit goals. The Excel tracker is also used in the promotion process.

KY-20003 Cadet Programs This is the best program of cadet ownership of all the 109 high schools I visit. Cadets begin with developing unit goals and then emphasize them through weekly staff meetings and bi-weekly flight commander reports. Outstanding unit website created and updated by cadets. Cadets operate all logistics requirements. Training officers develop and conduct training for 1st year cadets. Cadets operate both recognition and disciplinary review boards.

KY-20003 Cadet Programs Extremely comprehensive cadet guide that included their wellness program. Cadet established procedures to revise the cadet guide and developed the input for the cadet recognition and disciplinary review board.

KY-20004 Cadet Programs Excellent cadet empowerment to include Young Eagles, base visits, and three after school clubs. Cadets conduct Veterans Day assembly for school. Goals included transforming an abandoned school courtyard and training EMT members for a community CG team. Cadets have an impressive recognition program--honor flight, cadets of the month/year and a first ribbons ceremony with parents. Cadet leadership at every level was exceptional. Numerous cross school groups initiatives.

KY-20004 Cadet Programs Outstanding cadet dress and appearance. 100 percent of the cadets in service dress. Cadet leadership lined up all first year cadets in the cafeteria before school started and inspected them. Cadets have earned DUA three consecutive years.

KY-20004 Cadet Programs First class teamwork, unit cohesion, and emphasis on academics. Earned Governor's scholars award. Unit has produced one ROTC scholarship candidate each year for four years. This year 11 of the 12 seniors plan to enter the military. Cadets developed an 8th grade day-long shadow program to increase enrollment.

KY-20004 Cadet Programs The SASI and cadets had developed an outstanding cadet guide (also posted on line). I plan to forward to our new units for their use. Cadets edit and refine the guide each year.

LA-031 Cadet Programs The corps converted a section of their staff planning room into a Flight Simulator section...4 simulator carrels, created and outfitted with the help


of parents and local sponsors.LA-071 Cadet Programs The Corps "owns"...manages and runs a school snack bar during lunch periods...12K/yr for Corps activities...great exercise in "free enterprise"

and acceptance of responsibility.LA-943 Cadet Programs Corps conducts paintball leadership/team building exercises at nearby Barksdale AFB (a base MWR activity).LA-943 Cadet Programs The Corps staff manages a board process to select cadets for SLS attendance.LA-20062 Cadet Programs The unit has a "win 5 dollars" program whereby if a cadet spots a uniform infraction on the part of an instructor...and their own uniform wear is

without discrepancy...they "win 5 dollars" from the instructor.MA-771 Cadet Programs The wellness program was a model for other units. Cadets were totally involved in operating and documenting progress. A wellness guide was

developed and provided each cadet. Fitness programs were designed to concentrate on cadet weaknesses. PT days varied by instructor to maximize use of facilities.

MA-771 Cadet Programs A RC and computer flight club had been established. Cadets led and managed both these initiatives.MA-771 Cadet Programs Cadets have established a radio and TV programming expertise to publicize program accomplishments through various media channels.MA-771 Cadet Programs The unit had developed a five year plan to include goals and objectives each year for the next five. Included were technology and computer

equipment upgrades, PT program enhancements, improvements to the type and duration of community service events, etcMA-771 Cadet Programs Outstanding public affairs program to include a quarterly newsletter, a picture library, maintenance of the JROTC page on the school website,

editor of the Cadet Flyer (newspaper)MA-791 Cadet Programs The cadets have developed an "Air Hogs" program of RC helicopters.MA-791 Cadet Programs The unit had recently implemented a CMP air rifle program. The AF purchased seven air rifles and the school the other three. The school

provides the rifle range facility for our cadet use.MA-20021 Cadet Programs Excellent community service to include care packages and letters to soldiers, parades, color guards, veterans recognition, senior citizen visits, and

homecoming ceremonies. Patriotic activities were conducted on Constitution, Veterans and Memorial Day.MA-20021 Cadet Programs Excellent cadet guide that was recently revised and updated by the cadets. Compact and easy to use.MA-20021 Cadet Programs The wellness program is structured but also provides the cadets with fun activities. Program is cadet led and managed. Each PT cadet leader

goes through a training session and has a PT training guide.MA-20022 Cadet Programs Cadets implemented and managed an excellent personnel system with cadet folders documenting each cadet's accomplishments.MD-931 Cadet Programs The unit not only has produced an excellent Cadet Guide, they have also developed Cadet Operating Instructions for all functional areas, Special

Publications, Inspection Procedures, and a separate OI for Flight Commanders. All publications are very professional and cover all aspects of operations for the unit.

MI-861 Cadet Programs Unit goals were excellent. The briefing was totally on the mark and professionally delivered by a 2nd year cadet. This briefing is a template for other units. The drill was very well done given all 2nd year cadets do not have the opportunity to drill together frequently.

MI-861 Cadet Programs The unit had developed excellent continuity books for each major corps job and also each corps activity. This has contributed to a more efficient and cohesive organization and allowed each cadet to improve upon the previous year's activity.

MI-861 Cadet Programs Senior projects are a key ingredient of the senior academic program. Many of the cadets developed continuity books as their senior project. The recruiting plan included eight separate MS and HS recruiting events from Jan-May.

MI-861 Cadet Programs The unit had implemented outstanding flight and cadet recognition programs. The outstanding flight program awarded points for uniform inspection, grades, community and school service and fundraising events. The totals were tabulated to account for different numbers of cadets in each flight.

MI-861 Cadet Programs The SASI demonstrated to teachers and staff proper wear of the cadet uniform and asked their support in policing discrepancies. Result in enhanced unit enthusiasm, pride in uniform wear and cadet accountability.

MI-20081 Cadet Programs The unit had taken a KC-135 flight and numerous local CAP incentive flights where 60 cadets had flown.MI-20081 Cadet Programs The SASI had developed an excellent cadet guide that was compact, portable and easy to use. In addition several operating instructions were

developed to provide additional unit operational guidance.MO-071 Cadet Programs Cadets use CIMS to record, track, inventory and dispose of all cadet uniform items. Also have an active hand-receipt system and keep the


uniform room spotless.MO-071 Cadet Programs Cadets looked good in their service dress uniforms. Army NG brings Blackhawk helicopter to school to provide incentive rides for all academic

qualified JROTC cadets [wish the AF groups would be so supportive].MO-071 Cadet Programs Cadets lead activities such as freshmen icebreaker, battle of the stars--a friendly but spirited field sports competition with the other 5 JROTC

conference units. Cadets have own fund raisers to provide dollars for events. Cadets promote/select unit Cadet-of-Quarter. Cadet developed 2 school letter with different criteria for drill team members and other cadets.

MO-071 Cadet Programs Cadet leadership briefing was good. AS-II drill sequence was good. E2C program alive and well. Unit goals were developed/tracked/monitored by cadet leadership staff with good measurement sticks to challenge the Corps. Academic goal is to ensure that 90 percent of all cadets maintain a 2.5 GPA.

MO-071 Cadet Programs CIA trips: water survival/drown proofing; science lab--Kansas City--AS-III cadets involved in simulate mission to Mars; rappelling at local community tower also with Neosho AFJROTC unit at their community fire tower with certified Army NG instructors. Cadet drill team practices daily during competitive seasons with 5 competition teams plus AS-I teams at 6 regional meets plus AFJROTC sponsored national meet. Unit is the conference champion for the past 9 years with a goal to repeat this year.

MO-081 Cadet Programs Unit has received 5 consecutive Distinguish Unit Awards. Unit active in leadership Camps/Seminars: 35 to Scott AFB--SLS; 28 to MO Boys/Girls State at Central Missouri State U.; 3 to Safari Club--Jackson Hole, WY; 4 to AF Academy Society of American Military Engineers; 6 to Honor Camp--NM/OK; each graduating senior is awarded unit coin, honor cords and commanders given unit swords.

MO-081 Cadet Programs Cadets prepare "Frequently Asked Questions About AFJROTC" mail out for recruiting campaign to 8th graders. Cadet managed web page to keep parents/cadets/staff informed. 3rd year competing in Academic Challenge and 1st year in CYBER PATRIOT. KHAS resonances well with schools academic based Renaissance programs. Unit has 5 cadets in military academies plus 30 plus ROTC scholarships.

MO-081 Cadet Programs Both the AS-II drill sequence and cadet Leadership briefing were outstanding. E2C is tracked as cadets are instructed on fitness tools. Goals were well articulated and tracked. Cadet leadership initiated commanders exchange with other district AFJROTC unit--MO-931.

MO-851 Cadet Programs All 249 cadets looked great in their service dress uniforms. Unit host an annual Dining Out to present awards. Cadets maintain curriculum materials. Input and keep current personnel records to include awards, rank, promotions, and CIMS data.

MO-851 Cadet Programs Cadets successfully completed this goal to increase AFJROTC cadet numbers by 10 percent. Each quarter, the Corps alternates between a Reveille and Retreat ceremony to present cadet awards. Cadets update and maintain units multiple display cases each month. The cadet newsletter is published to keep cadets, parents, and school informed. Cadets recruit at all local feeder middle school. Cadets which achieve 5 A's during quarters, are assigned to the Aces Program with name on a plaque.

MO-851 Cadet Programs Another successful goal was to complete a school beautification project each quarter. Cadets get to attend a unit specific ALS and a regional SLS--both held at Scott AFB, IL. Selected cadets attended Boys/Girls State and MOWW Youth Leadership Conference. Cadets input and keep current all CIMS data for uniforms, cadet records. Cadets issue all uniforms and keep uniform inventory/room clean and maintained.

MO-881 Cadet Programs Met a cadet goal: to achieve a squadron 95 percent attendance rate with a first semester 96 percent average.MO-941 Cadet Programs In AY's 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, unit achieved the Distinguished Unit award. Past 3 AY's, cadets have received 9 senior ROTC scholarships.

Cadets are active in summers: American Legion Boys State--4 cadets; American Legion Girls State--2 cadets; Cadet corps CC attended National Youth Leadership Forum on Medicine, Washington, DC; 2 cadets attended the Military Order of WW Leadership Conference. Cadets looked good in their service dress uniforms.

MO-941 Cadet Programs With a 90 average exceeded academic goal of 84 on Aerospace tests; also awarded 28 academic ribbons and added 14 new KHAS members for fall semester; smashed the 85 percent uniform wear goal with a great 92 percent average; retained 92 percent of AS-I, thereby beating the 82.5 percent goal; exceed the 95 percent average classroom attendance goal by with a 97 percent average.

MO-941 Cadet Programs Unit cadet leadership briefing was excellent. Cadets established 5 essential mission goals in addition to HQ's required 6 goals with all 11 being tracked/evaluated. No E2C as unit has a waiver. AS-II sequence performed well. Unit hosted a drill meet and drill teams will participate in 6 other drill meets.

MO-941 Cadet Programs Cadet staff redesigned the Squadron competition to provide AS-IV mentorship to the AS-I cadets/flights. Top Squadron members are awarded a grey rope to wear with uniform. Unit established/maintains a corps website: www.bsshsmo-941.com to provide cadet/parent/school information about unit activities. Unit attends U. of Central Missouri --SLS.


MO-942 Cadet Programs CIA trips included: Cosmosphere museum [46 cadets]; WW I museum [46 cadets]; C-130 flights for all AS-III's and IV"s; CAP orientation flights for 8 cadets; orientation flights for 7 cadets; Colorado Springs, CO and Omaha, NE military bases. Booster Club parents help to provide supervision at all events/trips and award 3 senior scholarships, plus pay for 50 percent of the cadets UCM tuition bill for aviation ground Honors class.

MO-942 Cadet Programs Reached corps academic goal to reduce number of failing grades by 10 percent by actually reducing the number by 25 percent. Major cadet recruiting/retention goal of recruiting 50 new cadets and retaining 65 percent of AS-I's; 70 percent of AS-II's and AS-III's was achieved. A major work to keep unit viable.

MO-942 Cadet Programs Cadets input logistical CIMS data. Cadet leadership updates the cadet guide each year. Corps activities include: Color Guard, Drill teams, Rocket club, SLS, ice breaker fall picnic, ASVAB review; sport/field days as 4 local AFJROTC units have a spirited but friendly competition in 6 sports. Drill team meets every school day morning at 0600 and will go to 6 drill meets.

MO-951 Cadet Programs 50-100-- percent of all fundraising profits are placed into the cadets 'fundraising accounts'. This pays for most of the corps extra curricular activities and promotes better participation.

MO-951 Cadet Programs Unit selected as Distinguish Unit in 2007-08. Drill team, cannon team, RC club are active during school year. Cadets were an important element in the units successful recruiting efforts with 51 new students enrolled in AFJROTC. Cadets enter personnel/logistical data into CIMS.

MS-932 Cadet Programs The cadet guide is revised and re-written annually by the cadets in the program. The unit includes the cadet guide which is published in front of their "planner" where cadets can keep homework assignments and scheduled events.

MS-20005 Cadet Programs All parental permission forms are in (a dramatic improvement from the last SAV). Cadets are keeping records and executing the Wellness Program. 32 cadets received their CPR certification through the school nurse class presented in JROTC.

NC-043 Cadet Programs Cadet personal appearance was outstanding. There were no grooming errors. Shoe shines were among the best I have seen this year. Cadets clearly take pride in their uniform wear. Cadets earn the right to wear the service dress coat when they become active members of any co-curricular team, such as drill team, KHAS, color guard, rocketry team, raider fitness team, etc. This policy has the same motivational effect as leather flight jackets for active duty personnel.

NC-802 Cadet Programs Cadets have an outstanding Wellness program. No cadets participate without signed parental permission forms. Cadets document baseline and final fitness evaluations and enter individual data into CIMS. Cadets have a unit-developed video demonstrating appropriate stretching techniques and proper performance of each exercise.

NC-802 Cadet Programs Cadets take academics seriously. KHAS tutors cadets needing academic assistance. 17 new members will enter KHAS this semester. Cadets have a remote control aircraft club, as well as rocketry club, and drill team. Cadets started a school-wide recycling program. They also established a memorial garden for a cadet who died last year from cancer. The school benefits from a cadet developed weather station. The instruments provide data that is updated every minute and available on the school website.

NC-802 Cadet Programs The sense of cadet ownership of their corps is palpable. The cadet logisticians take pride in being completely involved in uniform management and CIMS record keeping. They publish a quarterly newspaper. The unit has goals and clear metrics for all functional areas. Cadets have Status Report Forms available on the unit web site. All activities are available via a drop-down menu. Cadets can specifically address each activity's goals and accomplishments. Cadet OPR's can log onto the site and update their status reports remotely.

NH-071 Cadet Programs The course syllabi were very detailed and provided the cadets an outline of each week’s work and expectations. Each cadet had a binder with the syllabus, cadet guide, wellness progress and job responsibilities.

NH-071 Cadet Programs The wellness program was cadet centered. Participation in the wellness program is reflected in the academic grade. Cadets are baselined every four weeks using the CIMS E2C tracking process. Each class each day begins with 15-20 minutes of PT.

NH-20002 Cadet Programs Cadets dedicated their classroom to F-4 pilot, Maj Page (class of '53) who was killed in Vietnam.NH-20002 Cadet Programs Implemented highly successful Unsung Heroes and Veteran Recognition Programs.NH-20002 Cadet Programs Cadet mission brief is a template for everyone else--flawless and on target. Drill performance was also perfect--four different commanders

showed the same poise and confidence. Goals assessment excellent. Four consecutive DUAs.NJ-20003 Cadet Programs The cadets have produced an excellent Cadet Guide which is under constant review and update. This guide is also available on the cadet-

developed unit web site. I would like to recommend their website: http://nj20003rd.yolasite.comNM-041 Cadet Programs Cadets looked good in their service dress uniform. Cadet staff design and lead unit quarterly flight competition.


NM-041 Cadet Programs Cadets inventory/maintain all the curriculum materials in the AFJROTC library. Cadets participate with HS counselors with the inbound 9th graders registration at the feeder middle schools. CIA trips: Swift Water Rescue Training and campout; Winter Survival and shelter building; Ice Climbing trip to CO; Kirtland AFB visit to the 58th Special Operating Wing; multiple SLS's; participates in spring national Bataan March Marathon in White Sands, NM; and drill/physical fitness/marksmanship competitions.

NM-041 Cadet Programs Cadet leadership briefing was good. AS-II drill sequence performance went well. Cadet involved in goal selection and tracking. Cadet Staff manage/lead E2C activities even to entering the results in local devised spread sheet.

NM-041 Cadet Programs Cadets input uniform clothing data into CIMS and maintain cadet hand receipts.NM-051 Cadet Programs Unit "Mitchell Chorale" opened the day with a spirited rendition of the AF Hymn; also sing National Anthem at basketball games/assemblies.

Cadets looked great in their service dress uniform. Operational orders are briefed daily for activities, uniform wear, unit bldg cleaning and flag details. Uniform goal met] is have 94 percent in proper uniform with a 92 percent individual and 90 percent flight average. Unit has a shadow program with 2 JR/SR going to UNM senior ROTC unit each Wednesday. Active rocket club which partners with local NJROTRC clubs. 7 chants developed to end class.

NM-051 Cadet Programs Cadets develop, drive, track and report goals. Excellent mission briefing. AS-II drill sequence was good. E2C/physical fitness board --recognizes best male/female cadets results in mile run, standard exercises. Fields strong state JROTC teams in drill, color guard, athletic and physical fitness. Maintain great flight competition boards with data and 6 weeks competitions. Drill teams have won 130 trophies and 14 individual medals since last UE.

NM-051 Cadet Programs Logistics staff inventories all curriculum materials 3 x's a year and updates CIMS. 21 cadets attend 6 SLS's with 2 cadets going to national EAA fly-in at Oshkosh, WI. Color guards performed 210 events past 2 years: Senator Pete Dominici's retirement; grand opening Nuclear Museum; NM Educators Convention; POW/MIA ceremony at VA hospital; NM School Districts Board Meeting; State Kiwanis Governors Convention; local military veterans activities; and all HS athletic events.

NM-951 Cadet Programs Responsible logistic cadet has a super system to inventory, store, maintain and issue curriculum materials.NM-951 Cadet Programs Cadets looked good in their service dress coats. Cadets have developed a cadet phone tree recall list. Cadets fundraising activities: 3,000 dollars

at Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta; 500 dollars selling entertainment books; and 500 dollars a month from unit snack bar. During past 3 AY's, the drill teams have won 38 trophies/individual medals. Public Affairs active: with parent newsletters; unit DVD-Photo/Library; DVD yearbook, and speaking to 1500 plus students concerning AFJROTC.

NM-951 Cadet Programs AS-II drill sequence went well. E2C activities: input PT scores into CIMS; physical fitness teams participated in 8 meets with 1 overall 2nd place award; individual awards--1st and 2nd in pull ups; 1st place flexed arms; 1st place overall female; and 1st in half mile run.

NM-951 Cadet Programs Cadets input data into CIMS daily. Supply cadet is extremely active with uniforms. She uses an outstanding "sign-in--tracking sheet--for uniforms, equipment, and supplies" system. She is involved from start to finish with all aspects of uniforms. Cadets take 2 survival training field trips to learn: First Aid, safety, culinary arts skills, land navigation, team-building and leadership skills.

OH-771 Cadet Programs The SASI uses STEM in the classroom to prepare his cadets for the annual Team America Rocketry Challenge.OH-771 Cadet Programs The unit has a cooperative agreement with the BSA Venture Program to share field assets and programs. The cadet corps commander had the

opportunity of introducing Astronaut Buzz Aldrin at a BSA sponsored event.OH-771 Cadet Programs The SASI has a cooperative agreement with the local CAP unit. He organizes incentive and CAP flights for his own and three other units. He

pools the HQ funding and maximizes flight opportunities for all units.OH-771 Cadet Programs Cadets operate all aspects of their wellness program. Assessments conducted bi-weekly. Goal of 60-60-6 (60 pushups and sit-ups in one minute,

6 minute mile). Excellent recognition program. Cadets are all profiled and any changes provided by the school medical staff.OH-881 Cadet Programs Outstanding cadet briefing with detailed goal analysis. Compared goal accomplishment to previous years emphasizing continuous growth. Best

drill performance observed this year. Supports AF Marathon at Wright Patt with 51 cadet volunteers.OH-881 Cadet Programs Cadets, parents, and instructors organized a fund raising campaign to raffle an automobile--raising 11,000 dollars for the unit.OH-881 Cadet Programs The unit sponsors an annual school-wide Christmas dance, cleans the stadium after each football game, helps special needs students, and supports

FFA, Student Council, and NHS with school activities.OH-881 Cadet Programs 51 cadets supported the Air Force Marathon conducted each year at Wright Patterson AFB.OH-881 Cadet Programs The unit was a primary participant in the "Cool School" program which highlights outstanding school programs in the local area. The new model


rocketry is one such program that is highly organized, effective, and fun.OH-881 Cadet Programs Established a corps position to help ASI with equipment and asset management. Purchased software and developed an in-house bar code scanner

system for all equipment and textbooks.OH-941 Cadet Programs Cadets established a uniform wear goal to instill more pride and earn the privilege to wear the AF uniform. Criteria includes a grade of A in

JROTC, participation in one weekend activity, marching in one parade, and writing a one page essay on WHY they want to wear the uniform.OH-941 Cadet Programs Excellent CIA trips to include Spirit of America, senior ROTC visits at Wright State and University of Cincinnati, Elie Wiesel at the Schuster

Performing Arts Center in Dayton, Wright Patterson AFB museum, and Rickenbacker ANGB "Gathering of the Mustangs" air show. In addition the unit participates in the SLS at Camp Perry, OH. The school provides transportation.

OH-941 Cadet Programs "One Community" project selects five cadets to serve as mediators across different school/societal issues. Student Equity Council promotes tolerance, fairness, enhances discipline, etc.

OH-944 Cadet Programs The unit and the instructors are highly respected within the school and community. Enrollment recently increased from 87 to 118 as a result of more ES/MS visits, continued Tuskegee Airman sponsorship, and district wide recruiting fairs at the Cleveland Convention Center.

OH-944 Cadet Programs The local Tuskegee Airmen chapter provides funding sponsorship to help cadets learn to fly at the local Burke Lakefront Airport. They have also supported cadet participation in flying programs in San Antonio, TX and the local Tri-C ground school.

OH-20051 Cadet Programs Cadets serve as Presidents of SKILLS USA and SADD. They organized a joint JROTC-CAP military ball and new cadet orientation program. Numerous cadets have been selected career center student of the month. Cadets serve as speakers of the career center outreach program, ATHC and Boys and Girls State. Unit cadets selected to run school wide student appreciation picnic. Wellness conducted 3x per week. Drill team progress had been exceptional.

OH-20054 Cadet Programs The SASI and cadets had established excellent rapport and support from local veterans' organizations resulting in a high level of annual donations for the program. This coupled with excellent cadet fundraising activities resulted in funds to conduct special events for the cadets.

OK-081 Cadet Programs Wellness program administered by cadets in their own tremendous drill pad/gym. Active PT fitness program with correct E2C permission forms.OK-081 Cadet Programs Aeronautics club with 14 new members launch/recover rockets for interested cadets. Drill team: unarmed, armed, saber, and color guard.

Summer activities: Arlington SLS; Honors Camps; Military Academies Summer Seminars; OK-boys/girls state; CAP-national camp; MOWW-national camp. Personnel staff inserts new cadets into CIMS and help track E2C events. Excellent unit website.

OK-081 Cadet Programs Cadets host a welcome-back picnic. APT and Academic Bowl teams active. Last 3 years Personal awards: 10 cadets to boys/girls state; 6 eagle scouts; 6 school/club officers; 21 student with 4.0 GPA; 17 in NHS; 24 in band; 28 athletes; 8 CAP cadets. Unit major awards: OK-AFA unit of year /cadet of year--2007, 08; 7 military academy appointments; 34 ROTC scholarships; 2007, 08, 09--Distinguish unit; Accomplished academic goal to increase corps GPA to 2.5. Recruit at middle school with 134 students with a major interest.

OK-081 Cadet Programs Cadet leadership briefing was excellent as was the AS-II drill sequence. KHAS met goal to increase membership to 50 with final tally being 86. 34 freshmen joined KHAS. Unit enrolled 95 new AS-I cadets this AY.

OK-081 Cadet Programs Cadets host dining-out in January for fall semester awards and a "cadet change in command". Cadet recognition events: cadet of quarter, semester and year-certificate and savings bond; Senior cadet scholarship; 2-5 cadet scholarships to attend AF, Navy, Army, Coast Guard summer seminars; SLS scholarships; Chamber of Commerce awards 4 cadet leadership awards: 15 MOWW scholarships for summer leadership camp. Cadets also received a KC-135 orientation flight.

OK-081 Cadet Programs Annually unit provides CIA trips for each class: AS-I to Tinker AFB; AS-II to Vance AFB for tours and to fly the T-1 simulator; AS-III/IV trips-this AY 2009-10 to the Naval Academy and Washington DC, and scheduled to go to AF Academy in 2010-11.

OK-081 Cadet Programs Cadets enter logistical data, help maintain/issue/keep uniform room clean/ and assist cadets with hand receipts.OK-943 Cadet Programs Cadet leadership briefing was good as well as the AS-II drill sequence. Cadet leadership conducts a weekly staff meeting to plan-organize Corps

activities and events.OK-943 Cadet Programs Unit host cadets with fall JROTC dances and a Military Ball at Tinker AFB, OK. Cadets run a promotion process to ensure qualified cadets are

recognized. PA maintains a video scrapbook which is viewed at awards banquet and presented as a gift to graduating seniors. Annual flight competition activities include a drill sequence and physical fitness.

OK-943 Cadet Programs Unit allocates cadets a percentage of their fundraising monies, thus helping them to attend the Military Ball, awards banquet, flight competition social, and to support the drill team with equipment, trips, and uniforms. Personnel Officer prepares/files unit orders for promotions, job


positions, awards/ribbons.OK-943 Cadet Programs Unit host the school Veteran's Day assembly with colors presentation, drill team performance, and the "POW/MIA" table enactment. Drill teams:

women's--armed, unarmed, and color guard; men’s--armed, unarmed, and color guard. The drill teams are well known throughout OK and the Nation while being the heart and soul of the unit. They will attend 3 drill meets as a warm up for the Nationals in San Antonio, TX.

OK-961 Cadet Programs Unit cadets looked great in their service dress uniforms. Unit host an area wide JROTC Field day event. Special activities for cadets include: color guard, drill team, model club, pilot club, saber team, specials opns, rocket club, KHAS, APT, Flag team, and "middle school leadership club".

OK-961 Cadet Programs A unit goal is to increase AS-I enrollment by 25 percent. Among the last 3 years CIA hours of 11,053 are 4 annual major overnight field trips such as: visiting the USS Kidd at Baton Rouge, LA; Aviation flight Museum-Wichita, KS, McConnell AFB, KS, Air and Space Museum; recruiting trips to middle school and 9th grade Academy. Cadets input all CIMS data for Cadet personnel and logistics activities, as well as maintaining the organization chart, and activity point list for cadet promotion board use.

OK-961 Cadet Programs Cadet Leadership mission briefing was outstanding with a super PowerPoint presentation that included community service activities, goals to include tracking methodology, unit directed cadets activities/events, and wellness--E2C. AS-II drill was excellent. Cadets prepared the weekly operations order for all events/activities as well as designated uniform wear.

OK-961 Cadet Programs Group commanders rotate each quarter during the school year. Key staff members use a prepared agenda for staff meetings. Corp commander serves as liaison between cadets and parent support group. Drill teams will participate in 4 drill meets. Cadets have opportunity to attend 2 SLS's. Unit sponsors 2 formal social events each semester. A cadet designed "evaluation report" is used by a cadet board to promote unit cadets.

OK-20001 Cadet Programs Cadet leadership briefing was outstanding. Cadet prepare/maintain/track all unit goals. AS-II drill sequence was outstanding. E2C active-- cadets running weekly program --with a capstone competition awarding a trophy for top 3 male/female E2C cadets. Each flight pens own goals to supplement unit goals. Flight competition criteria: merits, participation, uniform wear serve to enhance unit goals. Cadet-of-Month wining cadets wears distinctive cord, name on plaque, and picture/article on corps website.

OK-20001 Cadet Programs Cadets plan all activities/events/uniform wear via a 30/60/90 day calendar--posted to website and mailed home. Cadets track academic averages/demerits/schools ineligible list to ensure cadets and flights are qualified to participate in extra-curricular activities. CIA trips: 52 cadets to Stafford Air-Space Museum; overnight trip to WWI museum in KC, MO; all cadets tour local Tinker AFB, OK. Color guard team use a GO/NOGO event log with date-time-event-cadets to ensure each activity is fully covered.

OK-20001 Cadet Programs Cadets input CIMS uniform data; maintain uniform storage room, issue, and maintain uniform hand receipts.OK-20001 Cadet Programs Units new APT briefs twice at the feeder middle school. Hosted 15 veterans performed a WW II flag folding, presented the "POW/MIA" table

ceremony at school Veterans Day assembly. Cadets maintain the unit website to include a calendar, handbook, C-O-M article/picture, uniform wear and all events. Logistics team own all aspects of unit equipment, uniform issue/tracking/maintaining/issuing hand receipts. In addition to logistical data, cadets log E2C and personnel data into CIMS.

OK-20001 Cadet Programs Cadet exceeded their unit 2.75 GPA goal with an overall 3.0 GPA. Cadets host a military ball, dining-in, awards banquet, and Commanders Call. Cadets track points, weekly uniform grades, Cadets are active with academic mentoring sessions. Middle school recruiting efforts: mail a letter/fact sheet/tri-fold to all inbound 9th graders; flag-folding; lunch time visits; and color guard events--all help to recruit 45 plus new 9th graders each year.

PA-022 Cadet Programs Cadets have developed a unique points based promotion system that includes academics, activities, community service, uniform and conduct. Top three enlisted and all officer promotions begin with an online application where the cadets are interviewed and boarded. Online application mirrors our current college and scholarship application process.

PA-022 Cadet Programs Cadets involved in all major aspects of their program. Cadets are making decisions concerning field trips, community service, academics and promotions. Cadets coordinate and communicate activities via their website. High tech operation.

PA-022 Cadet Programs Cadets rotate wellness leadership responsibilities. The respective cadet chooses a wellness topic, briefs cadets, and leads the fitness activity.PA-022 Cadet Programs Every senior is assigned a project where they plan, organize and execute a unit activity. They complete the project by writing a report that is

passed on to the next cadet doing that project.PA-931 Cadet Programs First class physical fitness efforts. Three out of four cadets participate in after school athletics and intramurals. The unit hosts a multi-unit


basketball competition each Spring and regularly participates in volleyball and dodge ball tournaments.PA-931 Cadet Programs Unit has implemented a Corps Chapel program that gives cadets the opportunity to gather monthly to worship in the school chapel.PA-941 Cadet Programs Cadets developed world class multi-media music videos that highlight specific groups and events: seniors, first year cadets, yearbook summary,

and theme specific (APT).PA-941 Cadet Programs The unit hosts a Freshman Leadership Orientation and Training (FLOAT) program. The training provides new cadets a head start in customs and

courtesies, drill, wellness, and wear of the uniform.PA-941 Cadet Programs Unit had developed a comprehensive UE book. They prepared a corps profile book that highlighted newsletters, newspaper articles, pictures of

school and community service events, letters of appreciation and best practices.PA-942 Cadet Programs Exemplary CIA program. Unit recently returned from weeklong trip to Hawaii planned during Pearl Harbor commemoration. Aggressive

fundraising efforts. Previous trips to Florida and Washington, DC and Spirit of America in Pittsburgh. Annual SLS at Raystown Lake is a first class experience for cadets. Cadets cite CIA as best part of their high school experience.

PA-942 Cadet Programs The unit had an exceptional fundraising program that resulted in first class CIA trips. 26 cadets recently visited Hawaii ("Operation Hula") during the 68th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor. They were also planning a CIA trip to San Antonio or Florida this Spring. Next year they plan to go to Alaska.

RI-20051 Cadet Programs Selected cadets arrive one hour early to school each day to assist opening doors at all entrances for teachers and staff.SC-041 Cadet Programs The cadets have a ceiling-display of almost 100 model aircraft. This "model Aircraft Museum" is managed by cadets. Cadets maintain a detailed

matrix of the ceiling location of each aircraft and a professional Aircraft Museum Book with detailed descriptions, photographs, and mission information on all aircraft represented by the models. The museum and book are used in the cadet developed aircraft recognition program.

SC-821 Cadet Programs The cadet guide is outstanding. Cadets are closely involved with editing, revising and producing the cadet guide. Each cadet has a personal copy. The guide is also available on line at the school web site.

SC-821 Cadet Programs SC-941 Cadet Programs Course syllabi contain much more than the minimum required items.SC-941 Cadet Programs Cadets have a unique logistics function in the unit. The unit has ribbon mount teams under the cadet logistics officer. Team members must pass

stringent cadet awards and decorations knowledge tests and demonstrate practical knowledge of ribbon mounting procedures. Before cadet awards presentations, the cadet personnel function provides the Ribbon Team the awards that each cadet in the corps will receive. The team then constructs new ribbon mounts with existing and new awards for presentation to each cadet at the ceremony. The team has its own work room. Unit ribbons are flawless.

SC-952 Cadet Programs The Group Staff maintains a Unit Performance Log using Excel technology. They use an activity sign-in log with name, activity, and number of hours to track all cadet activities. The Senior Enlisted Advisor ensures all data is posted to cadet records area for promotions and decorations documentation. Each flight conducts its own promotion board made up of a cadet officer, NCO, and the flight commander and makes recommendations. Cadets represent a cross-section of the student body. The Cadet Commander is president of the senior class. 6 members of the wrestling team are on the staff!

SC-953 Cadet Programs The school's 3 year graduation rate is 88 per cent. During the same period 100 per cent of the unit's seniors graduated (30 of 30). KHAS is active in recruiting and encouraging academic success. Cadets engage in an exceptionally large number of unit activities. The unit has very active rocket and model clubs, orienteering team, honor guard/saber team, APT, drill team, and color guard. Cadets have a Best Practice of a "Word Wall" prominently displayed in the classroom. All the words reflect in some way on the values and character traits emphasized in the AFJROTC program.

TX-011 Cadet Programs The Corps conducts a monthly reveille and retreat ceremony.TX-066 Cadet Programs The Corps conducts a very professional US Flag retirement (burning) ceremony.TX-081 Cadet Programs The Corps has a creative and innovative "Biggest Loser" program motivating cadet weight loss...positive impact on a number of cadets, and

making possible a ROTC scholarship for one. Huge success story...great adjunct to the unit Wellness program.TX-081 Cadet Programs Sq/CC's and Flt/CC's effectively use 6-week "status reports" to provide feedback, and as an aid to leadership focus.TX-081 Cadet Programs The Corps maintains very useful cadet jobs "activity folders"...great aid to organization and continuity.TX-861 Cadet Programs The Corps has a "Teams Qualification Standards" program whereby extracurricular team members have to pass a formal certification process,


after which they earn a distinctive beret with team unique insignia.TX-931 Cadet Programs The Corps conducts a "cadet officer training school" to orient new cadet officers to their new responsibilities...cadet staff run.TX-954 Cadet Programs The Corps has a very successful...and very visible throughout the school and community...cadet choir.TX-956 Cadet Programs The Corps has a highly effective Stan-Eval team...created a locally produced Form 16 for documenting merits and demerits.TX-956 Cadet Programs The Corps IM officer created an effective Excel spreadsheet for service point tracking.TX-961 Cadet Programs The Corps manages a snow cone sales booth at home football games...excellent fundraiser.TX-963 Cadet Programs The unit takes several CIA trips annually.TX-963 Cadet Programs The Corps conducts a weekend Basic Cadet Encampment each semester...a hands-on OJT weekend for new cadet leaders, guided by the Corps

staff.TX-20005 Cadet Programs Just prior to the school year, the Corps conducts a Flight Commander Academy for upcoming new flight commanders...immediately followed by

hands on practicum during the Corps New Cadet Orientation. Planned and run by upper class cadets.TX-20005 Cadet Programs The Corps Cadet Evaluation System includes peer evaluations by the cadet chain of command...included in promotion system.TX-20006 Cadet Programs The Corps manages a unit website which includes a moderated discussion board.TX-20007 Cadet Programs Corps has an innovative "Flight Cup" competition patterned after the "House Cup" from the Harry Potter series.TX-20022 Cadet Programs The Corps uses Student Leader Reports to document performance, and to raise issues to the cadet chain of command.TX-20022 Cadet Programs The Corps uses the AF form 341 to document cadet performance and appearance discrepancies.TX-20024 Cadet Programs The Corps has an effective "adopt-a-cadet" program...provides upper class mentoring to first year cadets.TX-20061 Cadet Programs The Corps created a unit "MWR" program which actively works to create fun/motivating events and activities for the Corps.TX-20061 Cadet Programs The cadet staff conducts a formal monthly Commander's Call after school, in conjunction with the monthly parent booster club meeting...great

opportunity to give cadet awards and activities broader visibility and support.TX-20061 Cadet Programs The Corps, at the start of each semester, conducts a 5 week "Lobo Basic" new cadet orientation which leads to cadets earning their uniform.TX-20061 Cadet Programs The Corps has a Cadet Inspection Team which assesses the performance of flights and individual cadets...all tied to flight of the month

recognition.TX-20081 Cadet Programs The corps conducts a highly successful summer "IROTC"...introduction to JROTC...for incoming new cadets.WA-083 Cadet Programs Cadets input all Air Force equipment, property into CIMS to include all updates.WA-083 Cadet Programs Cadets run the E2C program: collect all the physical fitness questionnaires/permission slips, input and maintaining CIMS data and fielding a

Strength Team to compete in drill meets.WA-083 Cadet Programs Cadets looked great in their service dress uniforms. Parents Booster Club extremely active with support for events--activities--and things:

bought sabers, name tags, chords, warm ups; paid the squadron coin start-up cost; sponsored sports night, picnics; provided National Youth Leadership Conference scholarships; provided chaperones for events, trips, and activities. Cadets raised 6,752 dollars in 4 fundraising events.

WA-083 Cadet Programs PA cadets publish a monthly newsletter and create a daily news show via a "flash drive" for both host and branch HS. Unit host sports night twice a year. APT part of Pierce County Prevention steam with ten 5-8th grade presentations past 2 years. Marksmanship program is a year old and team finished in top 6 in 5 meets, 2nd in division-received 2 NRA grants. Unit has Flight Lead/Wingman program to help AS-I's adjust to HS and AFJROTC. Goal to increase cadets by 10 percent at Spring Semester was achieved with 25 new cadets.

WA-083 Cadet Programs Cadet leadership mission briefing was great as was the AS-II drill sequence. Already completed 5 of 6 goals and will complete the 6th with drill team performance at Daytona Beach National Drill Championship. E2C is alive and well with unit closing in on 300,000 push-ups, crunches and lunges for the E2C goal for AY. PT flight reps enter PFT baseline and current information into CIMS.

WA-083 Cadet Programs Drill team won 2nd in 2006 and 1st in 2008 at the Daytona Beach National Drill Championship and going for the trophy again this year. Drill team placed 1st in Division in 2008, 2009, and 2010. Logistics run by cadets including CIMS data input/updates. Personnel maintain individual cadet folders for promotions/awards/decorations and also inputs CIMS data. Unit uses a local developed Time Flow Sequence Plan to ensure major events [Dining-Out, Mil Ball, and Pass-in-Review] work and are successful.

WA-931 Cadet Programs Unit raised funds from local retired military organizations to purchase nutritional snacks/beverages for cadets after E2C. Also able to purchase auxiliary E2C equipment: hula hoops, Frisbee's, footballs, soccer balls, and jumping ropes to facilitate E2C activities.


WA-931 Cadet Programs Cadets input most of the logistical data into CIMS. Unit has active social activities: game night at HS; awards banquet, and Dining-In. Unarmed drill team and Color guard were division champs: Active honor guard/saber team. Strength team works to enhance E2C. Rocket team active with rocket badge criteria of 3 successful launches and recoveries.

WA-941 Cadet Programs Cadets manage the uniforms: input issue and return data into CIMS; maintain hand receipts; keep the uniform room spotless; and uniforms properly stored. A grand effort by the A flight cadets.

WA-941 Cadet Programs Goal to raise 1,000 dollars to lower individual cadet cost to social events was achieved. CIA trips include: Boeing Flight museum and Ft. Lewis, AB,--rifle simulator range. Academic goal to identify/tutor failing JROTC partially achieved, but was a good effort. 100 percent of new inbound cadets have been identified and communication started--met goal of 90 percent.

AL-936 Community Service / Involvement This small cadet corps had one of the most robust community service program seen to date. Their goal for this year is 2,500 hours which equates to about 37 hours per cadet in the Corps. With a little over a quarter of the year gone by, they have nearly completed half of their goal.

CO-861 Community Service / Involvement Community Service hours for last 3 AY's is 4,558. Aurora Mayor awarded unit the Aurora Senior Community Service award for its outstanding senior citizen service. CS activities: Veterans Day Salute; Veterans Day/Memorial Day Parades; Aurora Hill elementary school flag-folding; harvested 6,000 pounds for the Salvation Army Thanksgiving Food drive; supported local car wash/craft fair; adopt-a-street cleanup; and numerous Color Guard presentations.

CO-20021 Community Service / Involvement Last 3 AY's, unit has completed 16,460 Community Service hours--awesome. Cadets annotate all CS hours on a CS worksheet as CS counts as 10 percent of quarter grade [ 95 percent participated] and service ribbon [32 percent awarded]. CS hours are prominently displayed and tracked. Goal to have 2 major CS events per semester with 100 cadets involved is complete. 150 cadets marched in Veterans Day parade. CS events: APT to AFA elementary school; Springs Village Senior Center bingo/caroling; assisted AFA Quarterback club; and helped Unified Village basketball team.

CO-20031 Community Service / Involvement Total CS hours logged past 3 AY's =11,646--Awesome. Each cadet is expected to complete certain hours each year--AS-4=50, AS-3=40, AS-2=30, AS-I=20. To encourage CS participation, the hours are allied with syllabus and overall grade. CS activities: Care and Share raised over 31,500 pounds of food items; Santa's Toy Express, KHAS hosted the "buster-the-Bus" safety program for elementary students; 9/11 school assembly; Treat Street school safe Halloween alternative night. Unit CS goal is to complete 6,000 hours this AY.

FL-20053 Community Service / Involvement Unit exceeds the required 1 CIA trip per academic year. In some years there have been as many as 3 trips.FL-20053 Community Service / Involvement Cadets took the initiative to decorate all the doors of school's teacher's who were Veterans during Veterans Day week. All of these teachers also

received brownies to show the cadets' respect for their service. This initiative was very well received by all of the administration and faculty.GA-052 Community Service / Involvement Community and school service were strong. Every cadet participated in at least one service event during this year. Cadets in the corps average

nearly 40 hours of service per cadet. Their service contribution is on track to eclipse last year's 4,000 hours. The unit organizes three blood drives a year in the school.

GA-952 Community Service / Involvement Very strong service program. Participation rate is currently 58 percent of the corps. Their goal is a minimum of 60 percent. 83 of the 116 cadets marched in a recent parade. In the month of October alone, they had three projects scheduled--and two already completed. They are extremely active in holiday programs for the less fortunate: food baskets, Christmas gifts for children, etc.

IL-761 Community Service / Involvement AY 2008-09, unit complete 4,600 Community Service hours, and this year has already completed 1351 hours. CS activities: Lockport/Minooka Civil War days; SOS Balloon Fest; MS/VFW Walk; Wounded Warriors Run. Cadet log own CS hours as Flight/Staff run a weekly total. Cadets are expected to complete 10 hours of Community Service per semester.

IL-941 Community Service / Involvement Color guard has performed 35 events for school/community. Other Community Service activities: 4 parades--Dupo HS homecoming, Columbia HS--sister district school--homecoming, Dupo volunteer fire dept, and Bluffville end-of-school; Bingo--Columbia Convalescent Center, Jefferson Barracks VA Center; Granite City Ethnic Festival; Dupo H1N1 clinic; annual Dupo Library book Fair; Salvation Army bell ringing, Dupo Train show; retired 130 worn/faded flags; DHS Open House and 8th grade orientation; KHAS mentor/tutors academic challenge cadets and conduct reading program to elem 1/2 graders.

IL-961 Community Service / Involvement Cadet Community Service hours are tracked/maintained in classroom to encourage participation. Activities: AFJROTC float in homecoming parade; back-to-school night; breakfast-with-Principal food servers; food pantry; breakfast-with clergy food servers; winter-play ushers; Make-a-Difference-Day--highway cleanup and food drive; parent/teachers conference aides; school open-house registration; national cemetery wreath laying; Special Olympics aides; parades; toy drives; Memorial Day Service .


IL-961 Community Service / Involvement Cadet Commander gave a good mission briefing. Unit goals: increase E2C average score by 10 percent; increase cadet activities by 25 percent to allow more participation opportunities; fall and spring semesters to have a school-wide drive to collect donations for “support-our-troops" organizations; APT to demonstrate the "POW Remembrance Presentation" at local middle schools. Cadets actively track/measure unit goals. AS-II drill sequence was outstanding as flight used guide and E2C is alive and well.

IL-981 Community Service / Involvement 9,117 Community Service hours during past 3 AY's. Unit raised 300 dollars to assist a WW II veteran visit the Washington DC--WW-II memorial. 135 cadets walked 140 miles to celebrate the Madison County Walk Day. A flight stood retreat on 9-11 and B/F flight stood reveille for Patriot Day. Cadets joined community to cleanup school road. Color Guard team stay busy: Back-to-school rally; district first day breakfast; HS freshmen orientation day; back-to-school assembly; lowering flag to half staff for IL service members death; and Dec 7th Pearl Harbor Remembrance.

IL-20083 Community Service / Involvement Met and exceeded Community Service goal of 5 CS events per semester with 10 fall activities and 8 planned spring semester events. CS activities included color guard for all school athletic events, homecoming activities, and a Veteran's Day ceremony.

IN-061 Community Service / Involvement Numerous community service events totaling over 2,000 hours to include food drive for lay ministry, "bears on patrol" stuffed animal donation to local police post, toy collection and distribution to local Children's Hospital, "loafs and fishes" support of needy families, March of Dimes host support, elementary school festival help, college and career night setup and assistance, cancer crusade and Golden Corral veterans recognition dinner.

IN-061 Community Service / Involvement Unit has an elite color guard for all special events. These include the University of Louisville, school opening day activities, graduations, inaugurations, competitions, and community meetings such as the Rotary, Kiwanis, VFW, etc

IN-061 Community Service / Involvement Cadets conduct security and crowd management details for indoor school athletic events.IN-061 Community Service / Involvement Cadets conduct an annual toy drive to support the Kosair Children's Hospital. Cadets collect and distribute newer toys to replenish broken and

used toys.KY-931 Community Service / Involvement Dedicated cadets who place service above self. Assisted local fire department during Haunted Fire Tower at Halloween, raised 400 dollars for

project Angel Tree to help needy families at Christmas, involved in Project Pride to cleanup local highways, orchestrated school Veterans Day assembly, and conducted numerous CGs, parades, and festival support.

KY-20001 Community Service / Involvement The cadets were involved in numerous school and community service events. Adopt a highway, unite to read, operation Christmas card, patriot's, veterans, and memorial day services, a school veterans day assembly, parades, and countless color guards. The drill team placed 5th nationally.

KY-20002 Community Service / Involvement Exceptional community service activities to include teacher appreciation breakfast, homecoming salute, ushering for school functions, veterans day assembly, support to the state band comp, escort for the South African delegation visit, Thanksgiving and Christmas food drives, and cooperative efforts with the University of Kentucky ROTC program sponsoring care packages to troops in Iraq. Highly active KHAS that has increased enrollment eight cadets.

KY-20003 Community Service / Involvement Extensive community service initiatives achieving 2800 hours last year. Besides the charitable fundraising and veterans events, CGs, parades and food drives the unit directly sponsors March of Dimes and March for Babies, Cancer Relay for Life, and Flags4Vets. Individual cadets are involved in CAP, Police Explorers, Boy Scouts, 4H Camps, and Hospital Teen Volunteer program.

KY-20003 Community Service / Involvement The unit orchestrates a school wide veterans' day assembly honoring local veterans with live performances from the band, choir, student essays, and special "Remembrance" ceremonies. The "Honor Board" in the school main entrance recognizes staff and student veterans and their families. Cadets collect and send cards to vets in local VA hospitals and nursing homes. SASI has served as guest speaker at County annual veterans celebration. One cadet earned VFW Voice of Democracy essay two years in a row and donated money award to further veterans programs.

KY-20003 Community Service / Involvement 38 cadets have finished in March for Dimes/Babies Top 10 in six of nine years earning both top youth team and top youth walker awards. Unit raised funds to place 388 flags on veterans graves and marched in the Flags for Heroes parade in Louisville, KY. Unit is a major contributor and supporter to school canned food drive, packing and distributing 300 Christmas baskets to needy families, and sponsoring a child for the Christmas Angel Tree program.

KY-20004 Community Service / Involvement Superb community service activities included road cleanup, salvation army, VA and senior citizen center visits, KY state police food drives (top contributor), adopt a family, Friends for Michael, Arbor Day dedication, and numerous CGs and community parades (Governor's Inauguration).


Cadets amassed nearly 1,000 hours.KY-20004 Community Service / Involvement Veterans Day assembly for the student body is conducted each year. The ceremony consists of readings to honor the living and POWs, MIAs,

KIAs, along with flags and commemorative medals presented to the honored vets (donations from community businesses fund the medals).LA-071 Community Service / Involvement The Corps sponsors an annual school-wide blood drive...the number 1 school in Louisiana in donations, 5 years in a row...and counting.LA-943 Community Service / Involvement The Corps sponsored a school-wide "Coin Wars" competition...raised 400.00 for the school.MA-771 Community Service / Involvement Operation Rosebud was a highly successful snow shoveling initiative launched in 08-09 to help elderly and sick clear walkways and driveways.

Equipment was provided by the city and numerous accolades were received by the cadets.MA-771 Community Service / Involvement A community service template for JROTC--amassing over 21,000 hours last year. Events include CGs for all professional sports venues--

football, baseball, BB, and hockey; summer tutoring and translating for young children, city 9/11 tribute, assisted sheriffs in operation "handprint", support to United Teen Center, school escort duty, Operation "Rosebud"--snow shoveling for city elderly, cleaning and restoring city parks, Veterans Day tribute

MA-771 Community Service / Involvement Community service goal is 23,000 hours exceeding last year's goal of 21,000 hours.MA-791 Community Service / Involvement The cadets were participating in numerous community and school events to include veteran recognition ceremony, CGs for school athletic events,

ushers for Flavors of Bedford, welcome bag prep for MILCOM 2009 (AF CE conference), saber team and honor detail for Hanscom Airmen Leadership School graduations, cancer relay for life team, assist base famcamp and 4th Cliff cleanup efforts.

MA-791 Community Service / Involvement The unit had accepted a local project to help paint the local fire hall.MA-20022 Community Service / Involvement The holiday toy and baby food drive donated 125 toys and 25 cases of baby food to a local Children's home.MA-20022 Community Service / Involvement Over 2200 community service hours include a Thanksgiving food, holiday toy, and baby food drives; Mayoral support of the Senior Citizen

Bright Nights, Three Kings Day, Peace Week dinner, and inauguration support; Relay for Life Cancer walk; numerous parades and CGs, support for veterans day and vets groups.

MA-20022 Community Service / Involvement The unit supported the New England Association of Secondary Schools accreditation team during their visit.MI-861 Community Service / Involvement The cadets were involved in a diverse number of community and school service activities from their needy family support, feed to seed,

thanksgiving cards for those hospitalized, bi-annual adopt a highway, veterans thank you letter program, care packages for deployed troops, cancer benefit , garden show project, and numerous CG, parade, and ushering events.

MI-881 Community Service / Involvement The unit provided Thanksgiving Day baskets for needy families and Christmas food drives for charities, 16 hams and turkeys to families, Easter baskets for homeless, Motor City makeover to improve school, gloves for 100 children at airport Christmas party, support to the Tuskegee Aviation Career Week, assistance to the Black Airline Pilots of America airport days, and relief efforts to the Haiti earthquake.

MO-071 Community Service / Involvement Community service goal is minimum 5 hours per semester with such activities as: Veterans Day at school assembly; decorating at 2 home care centers; cleaning up the unit-- Adopt-a-highway; color guards at sport events and cemetery; assisting VFW with poppy passing; ushers at athletic/arts events; school wide paper/ink cart recycling;

MO-081 Community Service / Involvement Previous 2 years total plus this AY Community Service hours is 7,862--Wow. Base line for each cadet is 20 hours per AY [unit goal] with each cadet expected to complete 1 new event--activities include: Salvation Army; St. Patrick Center/Bryan-Hill elem clothing drive--3000 clothing items; Bryan-Hill spring carnival; "Feed before You Read" food drive harvested 20,000 plus food items; Pasta-for-Pennies with Leukemia Society; "1001 Lafayette Nights''--children book drive; Veterans--St. James Home, Eureka Veteran Day ceremony; soldiers care packages. School voter registration, 911 ceremony.

MO-851 Community Service / Involvement Community service goal of 50 percent participation in each CS event was completed. Ambitious goal of 3 CS hours per cadet per month is still pending. In October and March, Unit hosted the HS American Red Cross Blood drive with 73 pints harvested. Cadets marched in the St. Louis Veterans Day parade. Cadets gathered 7,600 food items for Hearts for Hunger Food Drive.

MO-931 Community Service / Involvement Unit completed one Community goal by harvesting 1700 food packages for the Kids Caring for Kids program. Informal goal is to have each cadet complete 10 community service hours. Community Service activities: 30 cadets helped security officials checking bags at Scott AFB, IL--Air Show; 16 cadets worked school sponsored blood drive; 16 cadets assisted at Marquette HS open house; cadets help as MHS parent-teacher conferences and curriculum night.

MO-941 Community Service / Involvement Past 2 AY's, unit averaged 1600 community service hours. Current goal is 25 community service hours per cadet. 2709 dollars in service/funds raised to exceed 1600 dollars goal for local community agencies. CS activities: habitat for humanity; Fall Fun Fest parade; Worlds of Fun 'Boo


Fest'; homecoming parade; VFW fireworks tent and Christmas Party; Salvation Army bell ring x 3; District central office flag raising ceremony; Cordell-Mason Elementary Carnival and numerous color guards.

MO-942 Community Service / Involvement Corps goal to increase community service hours by 10 percent is within reach. Met other community goal by developing 2 new CS events while retaining all previous ones. CS activities: Adopt-a-highway cleanup both semesters; Buddy poppy sales; VA hospital visit; 2 families were adopted for holidays; CG for community/school events; Veterans Day assembly and audio video program alternate every other year; adopt-a-trail and grounds cleanup for Burr Oak Woods Conservation Park.

MO-951 Community Service / Involvement The Corps community service goal is 1,000 hours which averages to 15 hours per cadet. CS activities include: adopt-a-highway cleaning--once each semester; supporting local marathons and walks; hosting a large drill meet; hanging flags for Veterans/Memorial Day events, and performing color guards for local, school, and community events.

MS-781 Community Service / Involvement This is one of the strongest service programs in Area 2. The unit gives over 3,000 hours of service per year. 100 percent of the cadets participate in at least four service projects each year. The unit was recognized by the City of Biloxi which awarded them The Youth Volunteer of the Year Award. This is the second time the unit was recognized by earning this award.

MS-932 Community Service / Involvement Service is excellent. All seniors work with the adjacent elementary school in a mentoring program at least two hours a week, reading to students and helping with math. They have already contributed more than 1000 hours of service with just a little over a fourth of the school year complete. Elementary teachers love the program, which also plants seeds for future JROTC cadets.

NC-946 Community Service / Involvement Service is strongly emphasized. The cadet group financially sponsors and writes two overseas children through the Christian Children's Fund (1 in Ethiopia and 1 in Indonesia). Cadets participate in the President's Volunteer Service Award program. 3 cadets will receive letters signed by the President for personally contributing more than 100 hours of service to the community. This program is available to all units by contacting President's Volunteer Service Award, Points of Light Institute, Lockbox 934938, 3585 Atlanta Ave., Hapeville, GA 30354. (See VI-6)

NH-071 Community Service / Involvement Excellent community service opportunities include adopt a highway, WE CARE PACKERS (Iraq and Afghanistan), CGs for athletic events, MS Veterans assembly, support to regional track event, drill demos for vets at adult living facility, career day and graduation setup, ushers for open house, etc Service participation is required quarterly and is reflected in academics.

NH-071 Community Service / Involvement Cadets are used as "silent observers" during fire and lock down drills and report results directly to the Assistant Principal.NH-071 Community Service / Involvement Cadets write and present school wide PA announcements highlighting the importance of key dates and events such as 9-11, Veterans Day, and

Memorial Day.NJ-20002 Community Service / Involvement The cadets certainly demonstrate "Service before self" in their willingness to support the school and community. They have a tremendous

freshman mentoring program, visit a children's hospital, and a nursing home. The cadets head up a local Harbor Clean-up program for the community. This last holiday season, they collected over 5000 food items for the needy of the community.

NM-041 Community Service / Involvement Unit has thus far performed 2,577 hours of Community Service. Cadets are involved in schools Food Band and Red Cross blood drives; visits to VA hospital and local senior citizens centers. Color guard performs at all school athletic game, student body activities.

NM-051 Community Service / Involvement Corps community service goal is 2200 hours-currently at 2699 hours. CS events: new 9th graders visit/registration assembly; assisting with issuing 1700 textbooks; escorting parents during HS open house; setting-up/tearing-down 50 displays during College Day; assisting Blue Star Mothers; pop-tops for Ronald MacDonald house; 3 craft fairs; Hispano Chamber of Commerce escorts; Casa Esparanza Hope Chest silent auction; saber/color guard team performances at homecoming assembly.

NM-951 Community Service / Involvement Corps has completed 1109 community service hours for a cadet average of 26 hours. ; CS activities: school registration and textbooks issuing; escorts for HS open house for 200 plus students/parents; escorts for Albuquerque Hispano Chamber of Commerce dinner; previous AY annual food drive secured 3,000 food items; tour guides for 500 plus 8th graders/parents night; entire corps marched in Veterans Day parade; Escorts for shareholders alliance at HS.

NY-20081 Community Service / Involvement The unit had made great strides in implementing community service initiatives. Cadets collected toys for needy children, food and clothing for local churches, holiday volunteers to support children, support for a 50th HS class reunion, Lewiston Peach Fest parade, Veterans appreciation breakfast and ceremony, and numerous CGs throughout several school athletic and community service events.

NY-20081 Community Service / Involvement The cadets participated in the Youngstown Fireman's and Lewiston Peach Festival parades to promote visibility of the new JROTC program.OH-031 Community Service / Involvement Superb community service impact to include honor guards for all athletic home games, Wright State University, 9/11, Unity, Veterans, and

Memorial day ceremonies, USAF Marathon at Wright Patt support, American Legion help, parks improvement projects, and help for school


custodial staff. Hosts multi-unit Jamboree to enhance wellness program.OH-881 Community Service / Involvement The "Honor Flight" program sends WWII veterans to Washington, DC. Cadets meet the returning veterans at the airport late at night with

banners and flags honor their trip. They also raised 1400 dollars last year and 1,005 dollars this year to further support our WWII the Honor Flight program.

OH-881 Community Service / Involvement Each year cadets plan and organize the largest drill competition in the Midwest--500 cadets, 21 schools, 7 states. This year the competition received a US Congress Certificate of Special Recognition for their outstanding and valuable service to the community from their local Congressman Steve Austria.

OH-881 Community Service / Involvement Cadets have surpassed 7,000 community service hours: raised 8,172 dollars to support area needy families; adopt a soldier project sends CARE packages to those serving in Iraq/Afghan; sponsors Easter Egg hunt; supported city home/garden show; monthly visits to VA Hospital to play bingo with vets; provide food service to senior citizen luncheons; active member in "Honor Flight" program that sends WWII vets to Washington, DC; cadets perform at ES and MS on 9/11, Veterans and Memorial Day; runs free food concession for new student orientation

OH-881 Community Service / Involvement Needy Family Christmas project resulted in cadets donating over 8,000 dollars to help twelve families. Over a 20 year period 87,000 cadet raised dollars have helped 158 families.

OH-941 Community Service / Involvement Exceptional community service. Numerous activities include Holi-dazzle parade, Patriots and Veterans Day assemblies, fundraiser for Wounded Warrior project, March of Dimes fitness walk, cadet CPR training, first responders community service dinner, care packages to deployed troops, and veterans medical center visitations.

OH-941 Community Service / Involvement Cadets earned 227 dollars in a recycled two dollar t-shirt program on 9/11 and donated the funds to the Wounded Warrior charity to aid severely wounded veterans and their families.

OH-941 Community Service / Involvement Cadets established a local Sheriff's tribute--a ceremony, meal, and award to recognize and reward the contributions that local law enforcement makes to the community.

OH-20051 Community Service / Involvement Community service initiatives were exemplary: POW/MIA recognition, AF birthday and school Veterans Day ceremonies, CGs for sports and community events and four local parades, speedway support, AFA events, school board meeting support, American Cancer Relay for Life fundraiser, Salvation Army bell ringing, and serving food for the city family mission center.

OH-20051 Community Service / Involvement The unit initiated a school wide recycling program.OH-20053 Community Service / Involvement Community service initiatives include numerous CGs and parades, school academic functions, veterans support and nursing homes. CGs at

Skills USA Regional comp, Dayton Gems hockey game, school board conference and advisory dinners, etc. Cadets support local veterans groups and the VA Center and bags groceries at local food store to support the community.

OH-20054 Community Service / Involvement The unit accomplished over 1500 service hours to include hosting their 3rd annual Veterans breakfast at the school, adopt a highway, POW/MIA ceremony, CG for the American Legion State convention, two parades, and CG support for every school athletic event throughout the year.

OK-081 Community Service / Involvement Parent Club is a non profit [501-c] organization that works closely with unit and provides foundation for large fundraising campaign [16,000 dollars] to support unit activities. Edmond Chamber of Commerce recognizes 1 AFJROTC cadet with a plaque, certificate, and gifts at bi-monthly meetings.

OK-943 Community Service / Involvement Each JROTC class is required to plan/organize/execute a CS program such as--Helping Hands for Haiti [raised 500 dollars]; support for Senior Citizens; reading at local elementary schools; visits at OU Children's hospital; National organizations such as Hispanic Military Veterans Association. Unit conducts a fall and spring semester Red Cross Blood Drive. Color Guard events: sports, pep rallies; OKC school board and OK Board of Ed meetings; 6 OK university men's/women's basketball games; and OKC-Thunder professional basketball games.

OK-961 Community Service / Involvement Unit participates in 5 parades: Jenks/Tulsa Veteran's Day, Jenks Holiday, MLK, and HS homecoming. Unit goals is to sponsor 2 community/school projects each semester: Tulsa Junior League, Tulsa Lymphoma Society, assist with 9th grade Academy enrollment, Jenks Spring Herb Festival, Blue Star Mothers [veterans moms], raise flag for Floral Haven Cemetery Memorial Day ceremony, Jenks HS graduation, CAP Parent Conference, and many-many others.

OK-20001 Community Service / Involvement Cadets desire to increase CS events from 3 to 5 and hours from 1 to 2 accomplished. Cadets are implementing a school-wide paper/plastic recycling program. CS events: 2 HS open houses; cleanup around campus x 3 week; 2 adopt-a-highway cleanups; Midwest City Holiday lights; Christmas caroling, Memorial/Veteran Day events; MOWW "massing of the colors" and unit also carry the MOWW colors at local military parades; color guards at HS/and elementary school events.


PA-022 Community Service / Involvement Cadets are involved in many selfless acts of service. The unit has accomplished over 800 hours in support of traffic control and security teams daily before school and during numerous school and community events. They also provide several CGs, march in parades and provide services to a nursing home, SADD, Reach Out and Touch a Hero program, and several veterans and community groups.

PA-022 Community Service / Involvement Cadets perform traffic security and control for school, church and community service events. Events include football games, veteran's events, fall and spring plays, open houses, and local community days.

PA-931 Community Service / Involvement Excellent community service contributions to include 40 CGs per year (including professional sport venues), Habitat for Humanity, Adopt a Highway, veterans' assistance and appreciation (Veterans Day parade and essay contest along with a Soldiers and Sailors Home commitment).

PA-941 Community Service / Involvement Exceptional school and community service initiatives to include CGs, parades, adopt a highway, nursing home visits and caroling, veterans day ceremonies, ushers for band/choir concerts and musicals, and Red Cross support.

PA-941 Community Service / Involvement Cadets orchestrate a Veterans Day ceremony for the school and community that includes veteran recognition, a patriotic video, a drill performance and POW/MIA ceremony.

PA-942 Community Service / Involvement The unit's school Veterans Day assembly was a model for all other units. A picture display of each area veteran's life was put to patriotic music. Cadets honored each veteran during the ceremony.

PA-942 Community Service / Involvement Excellent community service efforts to include Christmas Family program, highway cleanup, food drives, basket parties, and a most impressive Veterans Day school and community assembly.

RI-20051 Community Service / Involvement The unit implemented AFJROTC teacher of the month/year. Each teacher receives a gift packet and their name prominently displayed in the hallway. Cadets also prepare breakfast for 150 teachers during Teacher Appreciation week.

RI-20051 Community Service / Involvement Each year cadets plan and host a career and college fair in the school gym. 30 vendors are represented including colleges, businesses, and the military branches.

RI-20051 Community Service / Involvement Cadets supported the local Mayor's inauguration. The Governor also attended and was the guest speaker. The cadets led the pledge of allegiance and served as ushers and escorts.

RI-20051 Community Service / Involvement The unit has aided people globally through its donations of 3,000 dollars: 500 dollars donated to Adopt-A-Family, 2,000 dollars to the American Red Cross for Haiti relief, and finally 500 dollars to Snowball Express whose charity assists families who have lost a parent in Iraq or Afghanistan.

RI-20051 Community Service / Involvement Exceptional community service includes opening doors for teachers each morning, school cleanup, CG and flag folding ceremonies, cemetery flagging, donations to Haiti relief fund and Shriners Children's hospital, adopt a family, special tribute mural to honor former graduate and WWII hero/ace, city hall of fame CG, Snowball Express contributions, veterans, memorial, and patriots day, and autumn fest parade.

SC-942 Community Service / Involvement This unit contributes more community/school service than any unit of its size in Area 3. Last year the cadets contributed 6952 hours of community service!! They are on track to exceed that figure this school year, having contributed 5553 hours thus far. Cadets conduct a superb Veterans Day ceremony and veterans remembrances for the school and community. They produced a moving DVD recognizing local veterans this year. The unit developed a project to determine veterans who qualified for the Korean War Medal and worked with the AFPC to obtain the medals.

TX-081 Community Service / Involvement As their Senior class project, cadets produced a "Citizens of Character" DVD...a tribute to the US flag...including local area veteran testimonials along with tutorials for flag folding, retiring, etc...Excellent!

TX-911 Community Service / Involvement The Corps has a very successful tutoring/reading program for 1st through 6th graders at nearby elementary schools.TX-931 Community Service / Involvement The Corps conducted a "Christmas greetings letter to the troops" initiative.TX-935 Community Service / Involvement Corps cadets provide organized, daily crossing guard support for the adjacent elementary school.TX-961 Community Service / Involvement Corps cadets tutor students in the school's remedial Math TAKS Academy.TX-961 Community Service / Involvement Corps cadets visit elementary schools, reading to the kids.TX-963 Community Service / Involvement The Corps participates in the Rotary Club's Interact Club...great source for community service opportunities.TX-20001 Community Service / Involvement The Corps established a cadet choir...now in high demand throughout the community...great visibility for a high quality JROTC program.TX-20007 Community Service / Involvement The Corps participates in the "Lone Star Trail of Heroes"...a run across Texas with cadet made flags and markers along the path memorializing

fallen service members from Texas.TX-20014 Community Service / Involvement The Corps conducts a one day per week formal mentoring program at a nearby elementary school.


TX-20024 Community Service / Involvement Corps conducts a "pitch in" campus clean up school service program.TX-20025 Community Service / Involvement The Corps conducted a "penny wars" inter flight competition to raise funds to support their Operation Shoebox campaign which provides

packages to the troops.TX-20027 Community Service / Involvement The Corps plans, organizes, and conducts an annual field day for the local elementary school...introduction to rocketry, in addition to other

events.WA-083 Community Service / Involvement Unit has performed 6,821 Community Service hours the past 3 AY's while averaging 20 plus CS hours per cadet. Color guard teams performed

50 events annually. CS events: road cleanups twice a year; school events escorts; James Sales elementary school fair; letters/packages to deployed 8th Airlift Squadron; cooler/water bottles for SPED classes; shoes for Haiti earthquake victims. Unit remains the schools "go-to-guys" for tough jobs and last minute requests. 10 cadet activities during Veterans Day week celebration.

WA-931 Community Service / Involvement Senior cadets must perform 18 Community Service hours to graduate and all senior cadets have achieved and surpassed this HS requirement. Unit Community Service events: clean up of unit "Adopt-a-Street"; Stuff-a-bus; book drive; box tops and labels; canned food drive; and Tacoma Rescue Mission.

WA-941 Community Service / Involvement Community Service Activities: Veteran's Day Assembly; Holiday Food Drive; Massing of the Colors at Joint Base McChord Lewis; school street cleanup; campus landscaping; running of the green; serving food at Nativity House; raising/lowering flags daily. CS goal of 300 volunteer hours to teachers/staff achieved with over 400 hours. CS goal to give holiday food baskets to 25 needy families exceeded with 28 families served. CS goal to gather 200 winter coat surpassed with 206 coats collected.

FL-042 Esprit D'Corps All active graduating seniors are presented a shadow box (8x10 inch) with their ribbons and other memorabilia at the school's annual Senior Awards night. These shadow boxes are very professionally done by the ASI. An excellent initiative and memento.

FL-821 Esprit D'Corps Each senior class, beginning this year, is making a significant gift contribution to the unit. For example, this year's class had the unit's patch and motto made by a vendor in the Philippines. Very impressive.

GA-946 Esprit D'Corps Unit "recycled" old drill trophies to be used to reward: Best uniform wear; Top Academic Flight; Flight Super Sports Day Champions; Physical Fitness Test champions; Drill Champions; Most Community Service; and Flight of the Year.

IL-941 Esprit D'Corps Unit excels in providing CIA hours/trips--AY 2008-09, the total was 3,747 hours. This allows the curriculum to come alive for their cadets.IL-961 Esprit D'Corps CIA trip hours totaled 2502 for AY-2008-2009.KY-20004 Esprit D'Corps First year ribbons ceremony welcomes new cadets into the corps. Parents and school administrators are invited during the class day. The origins

of the ribbon, criteria for award, and a "grip and grin" ceremony is conducted. Parents pin on the ribbons and photos are taken. Refreshments are served.

LA-20062 Esprit D'Corps As part of their Flight of the Month competition, flights are timed on mile runs...the recorded time being, when the last flight member finishes. Has been a source of individual motivation, and has resulted in instances of great teamwork in helping cadets finish the run as quickly as possible.

MA-20022 Esprit D'Corps Cadet fundraisers supported a blue and silver AF JROTC sash that seniors can wear at graduation with the cap and gown.MA-20022 Esprit D'Corps Extensive CIA trips include nearby Westover AFRB and Barnes ANGB, Battleship Cove, Intrepid aircraft carrier in NYC, Springfield Armory

and museum, and the New England Freedom Trail.MA-20022 Esprit D'Corps The unit was planning their first reunion of former cadets and a military parade this year. A larger 10th year anniversary celebration is being

planned in 2012.MD-931 Esprit D'Corps The unit takes numerous, significant CIA trips each school year. Their unit fundraisers help make these additional trips available to their cadets.

Deserving cadets receive invitations to participate in some of these trips. Factors such as grade point average, honor flight points and service points weigh into the invitation process. The result has been an increase in cadet competition and performance both in and out of class.

MI-861 Esprit D'Corps Unit is taking more than one CIA trip each year to include KC-135 flight, Selfridge base visit, and university field trip. The unit participated in another unit field day and implemented the activity at their school.

MO-081 Esprit D'Corps Cadets active with JROTC Parents Association to make all events/activities successful. Field trips include: 3 drill meets; Jefferson Barracks; Discovery Flights; City Museum; Memphis, TN, Civil Rights Museum; Abraham Lincoln Museum; MO Botanical gardens; survival training; Ft Leonard Wood Army Base; Scott AFB, IK; Kennedy Space Center, FL; and venture program.

NC-942 Esprit D'Corps Instructors are at ease in the classroom. They have mastery of their subject matter and present lessons which engage their students. They use all


available technology.NC-20022 Esprit D'Corps The school dedicated an area of the student cafeteria for AFJROTC displays. Corps photographs, photographs of current and past corps

commanders, distinguished cadet award winners, annual outstanding cadet award recipients, Kitty Hawk Air Society members, and flags of the various military services are prominently displayed. The public displays in the cafeteria lift cadet morale and encourage recruitment efforts.

NH-071 Esprit D'Corps Superb drill team. Consistently placed in top three in four events during the 08-09 drill comp season. Hosted first drill meet of the season and nearly beat largest unit in the Northeast in inspection.

NY-20081 Esprit D'Corps Cadets host annual cadets vs. teachers basketball game to build esprit de corps.OK-961 Esprit D'Corps Over the past 3 years, the unit has accumulated 11,051 CIA --trips/activities, events --hours. What an awesome record.PA-022 Esprit D'Corps Cadets participate in an Aero Club where they fly remote controlled helicopters and airplanes.TX-091 Esprit D'Corps The unit annually takes a normal school day and takes all Corps cadets to nearby Camp Bullis for a day of MREs, obstacle course runs and other

confidence and team building activities...fun, motivating...great retention event.TX-911 Esprit D'Corps The Corps has a motivating, competitive E2C "top ten" challenge program whereby cadets challenge each other in individual E2C events

working their way up the top 10 ladder.TX-922 Esprit D'Corps The unit conducts a Corps Week each semester...a week of interflight competitions over a range of activities from PT, general knowledge tests,

drill, to community service...leading to Outstanding Flight recognition and individual ribbons.TX-931 Esprit D'Corps The Corps has a Leadership, Adventure, and Wilderness Survival (LAWS) field training exercise...cadet initiative...cadet run.TX-956 Esprit D'Corps Each grading period the Corps holds a "skate party report card reward" for all cadets passing all subjects.TX-959 Esprit D'Corps The Corps conducts an internal "March Madness" basketball tournament...pick-up teams within the Corps...a highlight of the year.TX-959 Esprit D'Corps The Corps has a "Fun Night" each semester...a variety of activities...competitive games, movies, food...TX-20001 Esprit D'Corps The Corps has an annual end of year Group Activity Day...a cadet planned "themed" day featuring a variety of spirited, fun activities.TX-20005 Esprit D'Corps The unit conducts a 3 day "Spring Break boot camp" at a nearby Boy Scout camp, including parent and school volunteers, as well as local

recruiters, participating as cadre...highly motivating, team building experience. Very popular with cadets who give up part of their Spring Break to take part.

TX-20005 Esprit D'Corps TX-20006 Esprit D'Corps The Corps has a 60 cadet State and US flag mass for parades.TX-20014 Esprit D'Corps The Corps conducts a summer 4 day Aviation Camp.TX-20061 Esprit D'Corps The Corps senior class custom paints a classroom ceiling tile...commemorating their class.CA-841 Faculty / Family Involvement Instructors developed a school specific pocket planning guide for cadets. The school gave them money to publish it. Cadets carry the planning

guide and record homework assignments in it. Instructors check the planning guide weekly and have made using it part of the cadet's grade.CA-945 Faculty / Family Involvement Unit has an outstanding wellness program. Each instructor has CPR certificates. Cadets meet four times a week; Monday through Thursday;

15:30 to 17:00. On Mondays, cadets do aerobic workouts. On Tuesdays they do kick-boxing. On Wednesdays they do upper and lower body strength training. And, on Thursdays they do yoga and stretching. They do exercises and activities to music. Cadets love it. This is a great recruiting and retention tool.

CA-20068 Faculty / Family Involvement Unit sponsors two junior high school dances each year. These dances have proven to be great recruiting tools. Not only do 8th graders meet and appreciate the corps, so do the junior high teachers and councilors.

FL-042 Faculty / Family Involvement The cadet newsletter is required to be taken home and returned signed by a parent. This is an academic grade of 10 points if signed or zero points if not signed. This initiative is designed to keep the parents informed of all AFJROTC activities.

GA-052 Faculty / Family Involvement The E2C/Wellness Program was cadet planned, executed, and recorded by the cadets. Records were being kept in CIMS by the cadets. Both instructors were trained as first-responders for the school and were not only proficient in CPR but also use of the defibulator. Along with the fitness activity on a weekly basis, each cadet kept a food log to make them aware of what and how much they were eating. They also discussed ways to become healthier in their personal eating habits.

GA-952 Faculty / Family Involvement Parental support is among the best seen in any unit. The high ops tempo of this unit, with only two instructors, makes the parents an essential part of the team. In preparation for the Unit Evaluation, the unit completed a written self-assessment prior to the UE. The proof of their efforts is


in this excellent report. Evidence of the faculty’s support was during the in-brief attended by the head of counseling, vice principals, and the principal.

MO-081 Faculty / Family Involvement JROTC Parents Association host fundraisers to fund many activities; scholarships; drill team competitions; field trips; award ceremonies; and extra uniform items. Group awarded 38 scholarships to cadets totaling 14,000 plus dollars. 8 parents chose to attend the cadet leadership briefing to lend support.

NY-20081 Faculty / Family Involvement Cadets participated in a multi-day vigil after a HS classmate was killed in an automobile accident.OH-20051 Faculty / Family Involvement Cadets help school custodial staff throughout the year and over the summer with special event setup and recovery.OK-081 Faculty / Family Involvement School administrators and counselors work closely to recruit and ensure that retention remains high in unit.TX-861 Faculty / Family Involvement The Corps has an annual "tap in" ceremony for new 4th year cadets...with parents tapping in the last nail of newly earned heel cleats.TX-861 Faculty / Family Involvement TX-931 Faculty / Family Involvement The unit has a "cadet support flight"...a parent group which meets monthly to discuss needed areas of support for the unit.TX-951 Faculty / Family Involvement Benchmark booster club...extensive volunteer help, facility improvements, fundraiser support, scholarships...TX-951 Faculty / Family Involvement The Corps creates a monthly parent newsletter...excellent connection to parents and community.TX-954 Faculty / Family Involvement The unit is blessed with a strong "Parent group"...conducts fundraising activities to benefit the Corps...provides chaperones for unit trips.TX-20007 Faculty / Family Involvement SASI conducts monthly workshop with parents of seniors regarding college applications, scholarship info, SAT/ACT testing...great aid to

communication, meeting deadlines, etc.TX-20025 Faculty / Family Involvement The Corps maintains a "Wall of Honor" in the school entrance foyer...recognizing unit graduates serving in the military.WV-20021 Faculty / Family Involvement The school has built a dedicated 11,000 sq. foot paved drill pad for the unit. The drill pad is further divided into four regulation sized drill pads

so the cadets can practice for their drill competitions.AZ-952 Recruiting and Retention Instructors, cadets, administration, and councilors support recruiting and retention efforts. Unit had 47 freshmen last year. Instructors and cadets

went to the two feeder junior highs five separate times. Administration and councilors recommended AFJROTC to students who would benefit from it. Result: 90 freshmen this year and 32 returning second year cadets.

CA-872 Recruiting and Retention Unit has a unique way of recruiting. In addition to the standard visits to feeder junior highs each year, at the start of the school year they give all incoming freshmen a postcard that advertises JROTC. The postcard has pictures of cadets in service dress and parade uniforms doing fun things. It promises in writing "... one free quarter of JROTC." Freshmen who don't like JROTC can transfer at the end of the first 9 weeks. The school supports this. Result: 13 of 15 freshmen who joined after school started this year are still in the program.

CO-861 Recruiting and Retention Promotion criteria are clear with excellent criteria: pass promotion fitness exam; C or higher in JROTC; no more than 8 demerits; and no unexcused absences in any class. Corps emphasis drill with a detailed 6-drill step sequence taught to all cadets with ample opportunities to demonstrate drill movements. Recruiting activities: two-8th grade student/parents nights; 2 recruiting tables at Gateway/Rangeview HS; flag-folding at Aurora Hills middle school.

GA-952 Recruiting and Retention Recruiting and retention are the strongest of all the good things this unit does. Cadets own this facet of activity. They visit their feeder middle school often. They work freshman orientation in the high school. They prepare stuff and send out flyers to all potential 9th grade students. Once they enter the corps, they are intentional about getting all of them involved in the activities planned. This is truly a collaborative effort between cadets, administration, counselors, and instructors.

IL-941 Recruiting and Retention Unit works with guidance to ensure maximum enrollment opportunities.IL-941 Recruiting and Retention School awards PE credit for AFJROTC courses.IL-941 Recruiting and Retention AFJROTC teachers conduct each quarter a class with all 8th graders filtering through during the school year [co-located in JR/SR building]. This

class gives us an opportunity to teach citizenship, flag etiquette, discipline, physical fitness and Youth Violence Protection. Results are impressive with 50 new cadets enrolled in fall, thus serving as an excellent recruiting tool. Waiver to teach this class approved by HQ.

IN-061 Recruiting and Retention Exceptionally well organized 8th grade recruiting program includes cadet staff officer presentations to 8th grade students, follow up letters sent to parents and students, individual SASI interviews of prospective students, and a parent orientation meeting hosted by the staff cadets.

IN-061 Recruiting and Retention Outstanding CIA trips that are directly related to unit high enrollment. Opportunities included Louisville ANG C-130 orientation flight, combined McGhee Tyson ANGB and University of Tennessee visit, MOWW Leadership Seminar for all AS II cadets in Louisville Scottish Rite Center, University of Louisville Planetarium visit, Wright Patterson AFB and the National AF Museum, Lackland AFB and San Antonio along


with a visit to John Jay HS, and a future trip to Chicago Science Center. Cadets also participate in an annual SLS at Union College in southern KY.

IN-061 Recruiting and Retention Excellent program publicity to include newsletters, articles in newspapers, and support from school guidance and staff members. Unit has a designated display case with unit memorabilia. SASI individually interviewed each potential 8th grade candidate after meeting with interested parents.

IN-061 Recruiting and Retention Cadets compete in the annual "Lewis and Clark Cup" orienteering competition each year.KY-931 Recruiting and Retention Educational CIA trips include cadet shadow day at the University of Kentucky ROTC, base orientation at McGhee-Tyson ANGB in Knoxville,

TN, an overnight trip to Wright Patterson AFB and the AF museum, and several athletic field days and local area visits.KY-931 Recruiting and Retention The unit conducted a color guard for the top ranked University of Tennessee Lady Volunteers anniversary basketball game.KY-931 Recruiting and Retention The SASI and ASI plan and organize the Kentucky SLS at nearby Union College for nine KY units and over 100 cadets. LtCol Tanner and

SMSgt Hunt's contributions have made this one of the premier SLS experiences in the Midwest.KY-20001 Recruiting and Retention The unit organized and hosted a 12 unit, multi service sports spectacular. The event enhanced unit esprit de corps through a spirit of

competition.KY-20001 Recruiting and Retention All the guidance counselors gave high praise for the recruiting efforts by the instructors and cadets at the two MSs. The unit also hosts a hail and

farewell social. The unit participates in a nine unit KYSLS each summer at Union College. Before school begins the ASI prepares the senior staff cadets to host a one week local orientation for rising first year cadets.

KY-20001 Recruiting and Retention Cadets have a model cadet recruiting and retention program including numerous MS visits, a sports day, 8th grade shadow program, an 8th grade in school summer camp before school begins, a cadet officer/NCO training course, and off campus SLS.

KY-20003 Recruiting and Retention Unit participates in a diverse number of CIA trips to include senior ROTC visits, team building exercises at Camp Bernheim (state park), orienteering and drill competitions, and visits to Wright Patterson AFB and the AF museum. The unit has CIA trip lesson plans with cadet academic requirements.

KY-20003 Recruiting and Retention Excellent counselor-instructor relationships. Counselors invite instructors and cadets to speak at all scheduling and registration sessions. Instructors have access to each English class to discuss program opportunities. Each year several trips are planned to ES and MS to interact with potential cadets while conducting drill, PT, and teambuilding activities.

KY-20004 Recruiting and Retention Unit "Icebreaker" Day. New initiative for upperclassmen to bond with new cadets through a field day of food, games and sports activities. Improves retention through positive role modeling and mentoring.

KY-20004 Recruiting and Retention Excellent recruiting and retention program. Since unit inception in 2000 they have been viable--frequently reaching 15 percent of the student population. Cadets conduct MS flag classes, 8th grade shadow days, homecoming and CGs. Recently a US Congressman visited the school but spoke specifically to the JROTC class.

MA-20022 Recruiting and Retention The after school program for 9th graders (separate academic schedule) includes club activities, drill, participation in community service and drill meets that has significantly boosted 10-12 program enrollment.

MI-861 Recruiting and Retention Enrollment had gone from 95 to 116 in one year. New SASI is the impetus along with increased cadet involvement in school and community activities. Excellent tri-fold with pictures of cadet activities. Promoting unit visibility is the key in all activities and events. The unit has developed an excellent publicity program using local media.

MI-861 Recruiting and Retention Cadets conduct an "oath ceremony" for all new cadets after school begins. Parents and administrators are invited. Advanced cadets present a JROTC orientation briefing for the parents and create an early bond between cadet, parent, and program.

MI-861 Recruiting and Retention The SASI had incorporated numerous guest speakers into the curriculum to include the University of Michigan PAS, Northeast Region ROTC/CC, a USMA former cadet, a USMC Colonel (Ret), and the former AF recruiter. These individuals complimented the leadership curriculum in relating their experiences and careers.

MI-861 Recruiting and Retention The cadets had developed an exemplary folder and book on recruiting and retention. This included a listing of eight events, a tri-fold pamphlet, a SASI/ASI letter to students, and a cadet letter to students, 8th grade orientation, 8th grade classroom visitation, MS luncheon visits, and a unit recruiting video. This was well developed and executed--with excellent results.

MO-081 Recruiting and Retention Retention Rate is Outstanding: AS-I to AS-II 117 percentAS-II to AS-III 86 percentAS-III to AS-IV 103 percent. Each cadet and parent asked to complete a survey instrument to help improve the program.


MO-851 Recruiting and Retention Instructors/school staff actively engages in cadet recruiting/retention with 25 percent of school population enrolled in AFJROTC. This AY--unit has 150 AS-I's enrolled with an unduplicated head count of 284 cadets.

MO-931 Recruiting and Retention Cadet retention rates are good: AS-I to AS-II 65 percent AS-II to AS-II 71 percentS-III to AS-IV 93 percentMO-941 Recruiting and Retention Established a cross-town agreement with adjoining Oak Grove HS district, whereby, cadets are bussed to host HS for AFJROTC. This along

with a strong dynamic recruiting program doubled the AS-I enrollment from previous year. Retention rates are outstanding: 91 percent retention rate for AS-I to the AS-II classes and 83 percent for the AS-II to the AS-III classes. Great effort.

MO-942 Recruiting and Retention School counselors actively recruit at middle school/HS for our program. Team approach resulted in 54 new cadets for the AY 2009-10 AFJROTC program. Unit has initiated a very successful cross town agreement with Green Valley HS/district [adjacent to host school] with 30 cadets being bussed to unit.

MO-951 Recruiting and Retention Led by SASI/ASI, the school/Principal approved vigorous plan to remain viable- worked. Activities included: new recruiting video; new cadet incentives to enhance recruiting; new tri-fold brochures and a Principal letter mailed to each inbound 8th grader; drill/color guard performances at middle school; briefed all HS teachers and Middle school lead teachers on viability requirements; placed announcements in middle school bulletin. All got on board resulting in 51 new AFJROTC cadets and a 99 unit cadet enrollment.

MS-081 Recruiting and Retention Enrollment has skyrocketed this year to 195 students or 16 percent of the student body.NH-071 Recruiting and Retention Cadets operate a freshmen orientation program each summer to indoctrinate new students. The course includes team building, basic drill, PT,

and a hike to the top of nearby Mt Major.NH-071 Recruiting and Retention The unit hosts an excellent SLS at nearby NH National Guard Training Site involving four other units and cadet orientation flights.NH-071 Recruiting and Retention The unit has a collaborative effort with the Venture Scout program that provides access to a Hi/Lo ROPES course. Several cadets participate in

this activity annually.NH-071 Recruiting and Retention Cadets operate a 14 PC computer flight simulator club. Cadets meet on a morning schedule before school starts and operate various flight

simulator scenarios.NH-071 Recruiting and Retention Excellent CIA initiatives to include KC-135 flights, NASCAR Educational OUTREACH, drill competitions to include hosting the first of the

year drill meet, SLS, and summer new cadet orientation. Hosts SLS with three other units at nearby NH National Guard Training Site.NH-071 Recruiting and Retention SASI teaches Aviation Ground School. Highly active flight orientation and incentive program operated by SASI who is also a CFI. Cadets

operate a morning flight simulator club using the 14 PCs in the classroom lab. Cadets involved in Boys/Girls State and earned 2nd place in annual Voice of Democracy competition.

NH-20002 Recruiting and Retention Initiated a RC club and cadets joined with the local Flying Tigers of Derry, NH (a civilian RC club) to afford more flying opportunities.NM-041 Recruiting and Retention A 9th grade counselor invites/takes unit cadets to speak/recruit inbound 9th graders from the feeder middle schools. Administrators/counselors

are aware and active in recruiting/retaining all potential AFJROTC students/cadets.NM-051 Recruiting and Retention During past 2 AY's, unit has accumulated 7,634 CIA hours with this years total of 1771 CIA hours.NM-051 Recruiting and Retention All administrators/counselors are actively engaged in recruiting/retention for our program. Units does color guards events and assist with middle

school inbound 9th graders HS registration.NM-951 Recruiting and Retention Counselors are active to ensure that all potential students and current cadets register for AFJROTC courses.NM-951 Recruiting and Retention Cadets assisted with the recruitment of 78 cadets for next AY. Marksmanship cadets activities: attended 2 summer camps competitions; sent 2

cadets to nationals; recent competition a cadet placed 5th overall and 2nd in kneeling. Personnel cadets maintain paper files/records plus awards/decorations activities. Recruiting teams visited all 3 feeder middle schools. They developed contact cards and use the cards to keep in touch with incoming 9th graders with current JROTC events.

NV-941 Recruiting and Retention Instructors go to 27 Freshmen classes at the start of each school year to entice cadets to join JROTC. The principals support this and the councilors work the changes. Approximately 30 cadets joined JROTC this year as a result of this endeavor

NV-20011 Recruiting and Retention Cadets, instructors, councilors visit all three junior high feeder schools each year. Unit has an excellent recruiting team. Cadets also visit elementary schools. Instructors recruit during the school year and offer a 7th hour class to capture cadets who cannot fit AFJROTC into their normal schedule. Sixty cadets take AFJROTC during the 7th hour.

OH-031 Recruiting and Retention The unit takes pride in their orienteering program and competes throughout the area. The unit has established six levels of achievement from novice to elite.


OH-771 Recruiting and Retention Great recruiting efforts resulted in freshmen enrollment going from 46 to 86. Uniform option has increased freshman wanting program. Career center flex schedule permitted senior cadet retention.

OH-771 Recruiting and Retention HS media department students (non-JROTC) researched the JROTC program and created a musical video.OH-771 Recruiting and Retention The city mayor and school board awarded the JROTC program a certificate of appreciation for their accomplishments recorded in a Cincinnati

Inquirer (circulation 2 million) news article heralding the program.OH-881 Recruiting and Retention Cadets, parents, and instructors played a major role in obtaining passage of Ohio HB 290 to restore elective credit to JROTC and add the option

for PE credit for two years participation.OH-881 Recruiting and Retention Unit has won the first place ROA award out of 63 Army, Navy, Marine and AF JROTC units in the State five of the last seven years.OH-881 Recruiting and Retention Top cadets make a presentation to the School Board at the beginning of each school year to highlight past accomplishments and future goals.

The Superintendent also has cadets present their program to the local Rotary Club to promote the units' value to the school and community.OH-881 Recruiting and Retention OH-881 is registered on the "GoodSearch" fundraising website (you search, we give) which donates monies based on the number of searches by

individuals. This also applies to "GoodShop" when cadets, parents, supporters can make purchases online and earn credits for the unit.OH-941 Recruiting and Retention Exemplary CMP program. Cadets are highly competitive in postal meets and have earned several first places. Chief Vosburgh serves as the

Midwest CMP focal point and coordinates frequently with CMP National HQ at Camp Perry, OH. The unit was awarded a 1,000 dollar NRA grant and the school contributes 600 dollars annually to sustain their program.

OH-20051 Recruiting and Retention Cadets conduct school orientation tours for open houses, serve as guides for DV visits, speak on behalf of the school outreach program, and organize school wide events on behalf of the Director.

OH-20051 Recruiting and Retention Cadets have initiated a rocket club, orienteering club, after school E2C club, unit website, unit newsletter and established a program advisory council to foster a relationship between the AFRB and community.

OH-20052 Recruiting and Retention LtCol Salvucci orchestrated a tri-service grassroots effort to amend legislation restoring elective and obtaining PE credit for JROTC throughout Ohio. This involved understanding the state legislative process and coordinating with 63 Army, Navy and AF JROTC units and corresponding with state representatives.

OH-20052 Recruiting and Retention The instructors and cadets participate in a local HS freshmen orientation night, school open house, career center "shadow in-depth" days, along with cadets making presentations at the six high schools.

OH-20052 Recruiting and Retention The unit promotes program by showing videos of cadet honor guard and drill performances on TV monitors in cafeteria.OH-20053 Recruiting and Retention The cadets hosted sophomore career days where future students from 27 high schools spend three days learning about career center programs.

Cadets manage the entire JROTC five phase operation.OH-20053 Recruiting and Retention Unit hosted a one week summer career camp with 45 prospective students and 10 teachers that wanted to know more about the JROTC program.OH-20053 Recruiting and Retention All uniform alteration and maintenance is performed in house without using school or AF funds.OH-20054 Recruiting and Retention The unit goal to present the colors at 100 percent of the school athletic events year round has been accomplished since unit inception.OH-20054 Recruiting and Retention Cadets from other schools commute over 20 miles each way to participate in the JROTC program.OK-20001 Recruiting and Retention All school administrators/counselors are actively engaged in recruiting/retention events to insure the unit remains viable.PA-022 Recruiting and Retention The unit operates a revolving schedule of activities in six week intervals to include rock climbing, rocketry, and bowling. Unit retention has

increased as a result.PA-022 Recruiting and Retention Highly praised CIA trips to Washington, DC and Orlando, FL/ Patrick AFB. The unit also participates and hosts competitive drill, volleyball,

and JROTC field days.PA-941 Recruiting and Retention Superb CIA trips in past years: West Point, Norfolk NS, NASA/ Patrick AFB, San Antonio, and Wright Patterson. This year the cadets are

visiting Washington, DC and the USNA. Additionally they have participated in several drill comps and JROTC volleyball competitions.PA-941 Recruiting and Retention The unit public affairs program is one of the best observed. Each district newsletter includes a picture and article describing cadet involvement in

a project or event. Local newspapers frequently publish articles highlighting cadet successes. Cadets have numerous pictures of their activities throughout the classroom and school hallways.

PA-941 Recruiting and Retention Excellent recruiting efforts include hosting an 8th grade field day and science classroom visit, teaching MS students to raise the flag each day, support for MS students during open houses, and ES drug awareness program (APT) to include supporting cub scout programs. Veterans Day


ceremonies are also conducted at the MS.RI-20051 Recruiting and Retention The SASI organizes a senior only trip each year to a classified location (only instructors and teaching staff know).RI-20051 Recruiting and Retention CIA trips include the USMA at West Point and the USS Intrepid and NYC. Also they visit the Battleship Cove in Fall River, MA (the largest

historic naval ship exhibit in the world). They conduct once in a lifetime events to include CG at Fenway Park, flying in military aircraft and meeting state and national leaders.

RI-20051 Recruiting and Retention The cadets painted a mural in the school hallway of a former WWII WHS graduate and six time ace/hero John Godfrey. When completed they invited Godfrey's son and grandson to their school Veterans Day ceremony to commemorate the mural and John Godfrey's sacrifice. They adopted their unit motto "Where Eagles Dare" from John Godfrey's book "Flight of Eagles".

TX-066 Recruiting and Retention The Corps conducts an annual talent show...open to the school at large...fun, motivating, shown to be a recruiting tool.TX-066 Recruiting and Retention The unit has an annual Corps Day, with a variety of competitive/fun events...held outdoors during the school day in view of other

students...shown to be a recruiting tool.TX-091 Recruiting and Retention The Corps every summer conducts a Freshman Orientation for incoming new cadets...with a "bring a friend" component.TX-922 Recruiting and Retention The Corps has a Freshman Mentoring Program whereby, with the support of the Principal, the top 10 percent are selected to attend a cadet staff

period for firsthand experience with cadet leaders deciding/planning/running Corps activities and events...foreshadows their opportunity to lead the Corps.

TX-935 Recruiting and Retention TX-935 Recruiting and Retention Corps cadets are allowed an entire day at their feeder middle school...meet with all 8th graders. The unit participates in the EAA "Young Eagles"

flight program...8th graders invited to take part as a recruiting initiative.TX-20001 Recruiting and Retention The Corps plans and executes a local 2 week SLS for incoming Freshmen in June annually...completely cadet run...motivating, fun...has impacted

cadet motivation and Corps quality.TX-20001 Recruiting and Retention With support of the Principal, the unit instituted a Cadet Corps Quality Enhancement program...emphasizes academic performance requirements

for Corps membership. Highly successful...very positive impact on the unit...has increased recruiting!TX-20006 Recruiting and Retention The Corps supports a Junior Military Club at a nearby feeder middle school...periodic after school drill instruction, PT...TX-20018 Recruiting and Retention The Corps has monthly "Lazer Tag Tuesdays"...huge success, highly anticipated, with impact on morale as well as recruiting and retention.TX-20081 Recruiting and Retention The Corps has a monthly "hangout" whereby cadets bring non-JROTC friends and classmates to various events to experience the cadet corps.WA-083 Recruiting and Retention School staff including the Principal actively supports our recruiting/retention activities. Career and Technical Education support is great: 14 free

flying hours for 4 cadets in the Honors Ground School; bus support for all drill meets; computers; model rocket/planes; flight simulator hardware/software; and daily cadet transportation between the 2 High Schools.

CA-872 Technology SASI is a CPS hero. He completely understands the system and devoted many hours making prompts, questions, and answers for aerospace science classes. During the visit, cadets were using the program to teach classes and administer quizzes.

LA-031 Technology In support of the school's Digital Academy status, the JROTC curriculum, along with all unit publications and calendars, are loaded onto the cadets' school issued MacBook computers...great, very efficient aid to academic instruction, and communications in general.

OH-941 Technology Superb use of technology and exciting webpage with BLOG. Chief Vosburgh has expanded his website (www.quia.com) to and for other units. All JROTC activities, photos, curriculum, tests and assignment information are on the website. Cadets also have the opportunity to access lesson plans and take missed tests on line.

AZ-20063 Unit Operations Cadets keep track of curriculum materials and enter information into CIMS. The account is audited by the school book store.AZ-20063 Unit Operations Instructors visit junior high schools on a regular basis. Cadets do flag raising and color guard events at middle schools and elementary school

throughout the area. Two were done on the day of the evaluation. This program is well known in the area. Cadets come from other school districts to participate in AFJROTC at Prescott High School.

AZ-20063 Unit Operations Unit has an excellent cadet guide. It is distributed to cadets at the start of the school year. Cadets are tested on general knowledge from the guide each week during uniform inspection.

CA-863 Unit Operations Unit has course syllabi for each class. Syllabi contain far more than required information and are given to each cadet at the start of the semester. In addition, the cadets are required to have their parents/guardians sign the syllabi indicating they've read it.


CO-20021 Unit Operations School awards a full 12 month MIP contract plus a stipend.CO-20021 Unit Operations Classes are scheduled to allow students from all 6 District 20 High Schools to participate. Cadets are bussed to AAHS to attend both morning

and afternoon classes. Thereby making the program a district-wide course choice with more than 201 enrolled.CO-20031 Unit Operations Excellent financial support--school allows AFJROTC teachers to use school credit card for any and all unit purchases to include: food, uniform

items/cleaning, hotel rooms, bus transportation. What a great school and blessing.CO-20031 Unit Operations AFJROTC teachers have a 10.5 month contract in addition to a stipend.CO-20031 Unit Operations School provides 2 modern-technological advanced classrooms in a suite of rooms that include a large storage area, 2 adjacent separate gender

changing rooms, and a large office.CO-20031 Unit Operations 2 outside drill areas adjacent to classrooms. Also unit can regularly schedule and use an auxiliary gym [adjacent to classrooms] during inclement

weather.CO-20031 Unit Operations Storage area easily exceeds 1,000 square and was designed/configured for maximum use and efficient---one of the best I have ever seen.CO-20031 Unit Operations Counselors are supportive and work to keep our program viable -as the unit has 213 unduplicated cadets.CO-20031 Unit Operations CIA hours for past 3 AY's is 5,583. Remarkable. Activities include: 100 cadets to AFA football game; AS-I's to Peterson AFB; AS-II's to

Wings over the Rockies Museum; AS-III's to Cheyenne Mountain complex and Schriever AFB; and AS-IV's to Washington DC and Davis Monthan ABF, AZ. Of course, the Color Guard, and Drill Teams also make many local community trips.

CO-20031 Unit Operations HS counselors actively position students in the AFJROTC program. Cadets assist counselors with the middle school HS orientation programs.CO-20031 Unit Operations AFJROTC teachers currently teach 50+ AS-I's in a required course--Freshman Seminar. This class allows the AFJROTC teachers a second

opportunity to make a difference. Retention of AY 2008-09 was 62 percent which is well above the historical retention rate of 50 percent. Unit expects retention rate and numbers to continue to improve.

CO-20031 Unit Operations Unit has 2 "gun--safes" to secure replica rifles and continue to use the SF 702 to ensure cadet accountability.CO-20031 Unit Operations All AF property/equipment activities are cadet controlled. Beginning with CIMS data input, maintenance, inventory, and disposition for obsolete

equipment.CO-20031 Unit Operations Cadets control all uniform tasking: CIMS data input, issuing/returning uniform items, completing/maintaining uniform receipts, inventory

control, storage room maintenance and cleanliness, and uniform items final disposition. They do a great job with pride and a super attitude.CO-20071 Unit Operations AFJROTC teachers have a 10.5 month contract in addition to a stipend.CO-20071 Unit Operations Counselors are supportive and work to keep our program viable--unit has 136 unduplicated cadets.CO-20071 Unit Operations Excellent financial support--school allows AFJROTC teachers to use school credit for any and all unit purchases to include: food, uniform

items/cleaning, hotel rooms, bus transportation. What a great school and blessing.GA-952 Unit Operations The syllabi were all on-line (or in the case of three cadets without home computers they were given a CD with the syllabus). All syllabi were

well written, contained all essential information and extra, need-to-know items. Classroom assignments are posted on the JROTC website and email reminders sent out to all students.

IL-941 Unit Operations School awards AFJROTC teachers a 12 month contract.IL-941 Unit Operations Outstanding facility support with 2 large well equipped classrooms and 2 offices.IL-941 Unit Operations Unit has an outdoor drill pad as well as access to auxiliary gym for drill and E2C activities.IL-941 Unit Operations Large storage facility for uniforms, equipment, text books and necessary auxiliary extra curriculum materials.IL-941 Unit Operations Major Conley and SMSgt Solomon were selected by the 2012 Class as faculty sponsors. Unit host, plan, and execute the Scott AFB, IL--

Summer Leadership School with 140 cadets, 45 support personnel, and 36 AFJROTC teachers from 18 units--IL, MO, KS, AL, and KY.IL-941 Unit Operations 8th grade introduction program to AFJROTC provides an awesome platform to positively influence 8th grade students and parents as to the value

of AFJROTC. Complete access to community schools--including busing HS students from Columbia HS--has served our program well.IL-961 Unit Operations Instructors have an 11 month contract plus stipends.IL-961 Unit Operations Unit Guide is on line to assist parents fully understand the program and provide a modicum for cadet success.IL-981 Unit Operations School awards an 11 month full MIP contract in addition to a stipend.IL-981 Unit Operations Unit has 2 classrooms with excellent technology.


IL-981 Unit Operations 2 excellent storage areas for uniforms, equipment, supplies, and extra-curricular materials.IL-20081 Unit Operations Instructors receive an eleven month--plus stipends for salary.IL-20083 Unit Operations AFJROTC teachers are on a full 12 month MIP contract.IL-20083 Unit Operations The school provides a new-large double wide portable with girls/guys uniform changing/ restrooms. The unit has 2 large AFJROTC teachers

offices, and 2 large well equipped classrooms. A grand facility.IL-20083 Unit Operations Within the new portable is a large and well equipped uniform/equipment/supplies/curriculum materials storage area.KS-931 Unit Operations Instructors are on a 12 month contract.KY-20002 Unit Operations Each applicable equipment item had three tags--AF property, ADPE barcode, and a local devised accountable identifier. A separate detailed

listing of every property item is maintained by the unit. Daisy replicas were laser etched. All the CPS clickers had also been engraved.KY-20003 Unit Operations Exemplary financial accountability to include monthly audits and reconciliation with school. Excellent history and organization of all receipts.

Uses MS Excel to maintain records and chart/graph each financial account and category.LA-943 Unit Operations The unit has an excellent CMP program.MO-071 Unit Operations Inert/replica weapons are stored in 2 large safes with SF 702 and appropriate check-out procedures in place.MO-071 Unit Operations Both Instructors on 11 month contract plus stipends.MO-071 Unit Operations Unit has large classroom, 2 offices, a large cadet staff work area, in addition to a good supply room.MO-071 Unit Operations Cadets use CIMS to record and track AF property and equipment.MO-071 Unit Operations Unit provided over 2400 hours in CIA trips to enrich their curriculum, program, and cadets.MO-081 Unit Operations Excellent cadet guide that exceeds requirements--all designed to make cadets/parents knowledgeable of program and provide a blueprint for each

cadet success.MO-851 Unit Operations All 4 AFJROTC Teachers have a full 12 month MIP contract plus a stipend.MO-851 Unit Operations Unit has three classrooms with classes meeting the same periods. They presently have only 1 CPS system to use in all 3 classrooms--need HQ

immediate help to secure 1 or more CPS systems. Large AFJROTC Teachers office with current Internet technology.MO-851 Unit Operations Large uniform, equipment, curriculum materials, supplies and extra curricular items in storage area with 2 dressing/changing rooms.MO-881 Unit Operations Both AFJROTC Teachers have a full 12 month MIP salary in addition to a stipend.MO-931 Unit Operations Cadet handbook is posted on units web site for parent/cadet easy reference.MO-931 Unit Operations Flight daily grade chart: AFJROTC teachers evaluate the flight daily performance via a point value system. This point value is accumulated

toward the overall unit flight-of-week competition. Winning flight get merit tickets and other privileges. Weekly point values are accumulated during the semester toward flight-of-semester competition with the winning flight receiving a "pizza party" and other rewards. Useful in modifying behavior as it rewards positive behavior and discourages negative behavior.

MO-931 Unit Operations Cadet Merit Ticket System: used to reward cadets who perform meritorious actions--regardless of size/importance--from passing out textbooks in class to participating in a Principal select student committee to advise on future curriculum. Merit tickets can be used to go to lockers, get a drink of water, etc.. Merit tickets can also be withdrawn when cadets are involved in disruptive behavior. A good system/tool to reward positive behavior and to discourage negative behavior.

MO-941 Unit Operations School awards an 11 month contract.MO-941 Unit Operations Unit uses 2-- dedicated with excellent technology equipment-- classrooms adjacent to office.MO-941 Unit Operations Unit has an extremely large--well equipped--and functional uniform/equipment storage area.MO-941 Unit Operations Cadet class schedules are closely monitored to allow maximum cadet opportunities to schedule AFJROTC class offerings.MO-941 Unit Operations Past 2 AY's--the unit has provided 4, 225 CIA hours with excellent CIA trips that enhance the curriculum such as: AS-I's trip to the World War I

museum; AS-II's trip to the Airline History museum; AS-III's to the Hutchinson, KS--Cosmosphere Space museum.MO-941 Unit Operations Both AFJROTC teachers present a highly professional image in their Class A uniforms.MO-942 Unit Operations School awards a 12 month contract plus a stipend to both AFJROTC teachers.MO-942 Unit Operations Unit has 2 storage areas to effectively house the uniforms, AF equipment, and extra-curricular materials.MO-942 Unit Operations Past 2 AY's unit provide over 5,212 CIA hours to enhance the curriculum and provide cadets enriching and challenging activities. School


provides a bus allowance to help assist/support these CIA trips.MO-951 Unit Operations Replica rifles are secured inside a bank vault, previously used by the school to store monies.MO-951 Unit Operations Unit has access to a gym or fitness weight room each E2C day--cadets enjoy this time and program.MO-951 Unit Operations School awards an 11 month contract plus stipend for both AFJROTC teachers.MO-951 Unit Operations Principal paid the AFJROTC teachers travel expenses for the San Diego, CA, CIA trip.NH-20002 Unit Operations Four CIA trips each year not including an extensive drill comp schedule. Seniors go to Fall River, MA to the Battleship Cove; juniors to the New

Boston AFS and Christie McAuliffe Planetarium; sophomores to Pease ANGB and flight, freshmen to a nearby low ropes orientation course. Additionally cadets participate in a winter survival encampment and a SLS.

NM-041 Unit Operations CIA hours for past 2 AY's is 11,089 and current year is 5,679. Great effort by all concerned.NM-041 Unit Operations School awards a 12 month MIP in addition to a stipend.NM-041 Unit Operations Unit has 2 extremely large uniform/equipment/extra curricular storage areas. Recent move caused the unit to give up their Marksmanship firing

range; thereby the unit has no place to practice Marksmanship training.NM-041 Unit Operations School bookkeeper prepares a monthly reconciliation worksheet for unit combined fundraising/activity fee account.NM-051 Unit Operations Both unit AFJROTC teachers were daily actively engaged with bringing Albuquerque new unit-- NM-20081 on board. SASI taught most of first

6 weeks academic classes, helping to structure new policies, cadet guide, and procedures while ASI taught at home school. ASI helped to advise/establish CIMS--uniforms/equipment/curriculum inventories. Both were vital to current success of NM-20081.

NM-051 Unit Operations School provides a 12 month MIP contract in addition to a stipend for both AFJROTC teachers.NM-051 Unit Operations School provides/maintains a large stand-alone portable for storage -- uniforms, equipment, supplies, in addition to storage rooms in the

office/classroom portable.NM-051 Unit Operations Cadets assist with CIMS uniform data entry; issuing-tracking-maintaining all items. They also assist with preparing-maintaining uniform hand

receipts.NM-951 Unit Operations School awards both AFJROTC teachers- a 12 month full MIP contract with an additional stipend.NM-951 Unit Operations Unit shares with HS band, a large paved area for drill practice.NM-951 Unit Operations Unit has a large storage area for uniforms, air rifles, replica rifles, equipment, and extra curricular items.NM-951 Unit Operations CIA trips included these venues: Los Angles AFB, CA--Edwards AFB, CA--Davis Monthan AFB. AZ--Holloman AFB, NM--base tours;

Balloon Museum, NM; Pima, AZ, Air Museum;Titan Missile Museum, AZ; White Sands Missile Range, NM; and History of Space Museum, Alamogordo, NM.

NM-951 Unit Operations Both AFJROTC received outstanding recognition this past AY 2008-09: Both were Outstanding teachers of the year by HQ--AFJROTC and the Sandia HS student body. Both are also certified Marksmanship training coaches. Additionally SASI is the HQ JROTC Honor camp Logistics Officer and Co-Coordinator; and was also a Field Representative for HQ's rewrite of operating instructions. ASI is chairman of SHS BSU club, and taught at the HQ's certification course at Maxwell AFB, AL.

NM-951 Unit Operations Unit uses a card/rifle exchange system [card has cadets name and rifle serial number] to ensure security. All rifles were secured/stored within HQ's guidance with appropriate 702's.

NV-941 Unit Operations Unit has syllabi for each class. In addition to the required information and procedures, the unit adds the dates for the SAT/ACT exams, unit activities and important school activities to the syllabi. Cadets get copies at the start of each semester. Parents signed syllabi indicating they have read them.

NV-20011 Unit Operations Excellent syllabi. All cadets have access. Each course syllabus is on the WEB. Parents are requested to sign paper copies indicating they have read the syllabi.

OH-20053 Unit Operations Excellent CIA initiatives to include trips to Washington, DC, Baltimore, National AF museum near Wright Patt, Neil Armstrong museum in Wapakoneta, OH, NASA shuttle flight test facility in Sandusky, OH, Huntsville, AL Space museum, and the Arnold AFS, TN engineering labs. Scheduling field trips late in the school year keeps interest and academic success high.

OK-071 Unit Operations AFJROTC teachers have a 12 month contract with a 10 percent stipend.OK-071 Unit Operations School has remodeled from top to bottom the classroom and work offices along with new associated technology [smart board, printer-scanner-


copier, big TV, overhead projector] to make classroom academic delivery better and up-to-date.OK-071 Unit Operations School provides 2 large storage areas that exceed 400 feet.OK-081 Unit Operations All 3 AFJROTC teachers receive a 12 month salary in addition to a stipend.OK-081 Unit Operations Unit has a stand-alone building on campus with 2 large well equipped classrooms, 2 large AFJROTC teachers office, and a large

conference/cadet work area.OK-081 Unit Operations Included in the building is an indoor drill/uniform inspection/E2C area with 2 restrooms.OK-081 Unit Operations A large uniform storage area with unit designed storage shelves and uniform racks. 3 other storage rooms including a weapons vault with a bank

style steel door.OK-081 Unit Operations Unit has an excellent auxiliary funds audit system with a CPA, whereby all auxiliary fundraising activities monies are verified each year and the

auditors record is maintain in unit files.OK-081 Unit Operations SMSgt Deal was awarded the Advanced Certification for superior performance in 3 areas: professional activity; professional development; and

program standards.OK-081 Unit Operations Replica rifles and swords are stored in a concrete vault with a steel dead-bolt door. Unit maintains the SF 702.OK-081 Unit Operations Cadets assist with AF property/equipment data entry, maintenance, and disposition.OK-943 Unit Operations School pays an 11 month contract plus stipend.OK-943 Unit Operations Unit has an outside drill pad with lighting for early morning/late evening practice.OK-961 Unit Operations AFJROTC Teachers receive a 12 month salary plus a stipend.OK-20001 Unit Operations AFJROTC facilities remodel is complete with 2 excellent classrooms, 3 large offices, cadet reception/work area, and a large cadet formation area.

Outstanding facilities.OK-20001 Unit Operations Almost unfettered access to gym for drill/E2C.OK-20001 Unit Operations 4 plus large storage areas with new storage racks/cabinets. Outstanding support.OK-20001 Unit Operations Replica rifles stored in secure wooden rack with swords secured in a unique vertical rack.PA-022 Unit Operations One cadet used a school laser etching capability to professionally mark all the Daisy replica weapons. The unit has offered the service to other

units for a nominal cost. To date the cadet has etched the Daisy trigger assemblies for 18 other units.SC-20081 Unit Operations The uniform shelf inventory and the CIMS uniform inventory matched exactly. Cadets manage the uniform inventory under the supervision of

the ASI. The ASI pre-alters all uniform items, thus saving on alterations costs and enhancing the efficiency of uniform issueTX-011 Unit Operations An ambitious cadet fundraising project resulted in a "cadet laundry" within the unit...great help too many in mitigating uniform cleaning

expenses.TX-935 Unit Operations The unit has implemented a highly successful marksmanship program...featuring local sponsorships for support.TX-951 Unit Operations The unit has implemented a highly effective CMP Air Rifle program...all cadets participating, competing...VA-032 Unit Operations In addition to the AF equipment, all school and unit owned equipment is recorded in CIMS. Each piece of equipment is marked with a color

coded and numbered sticker which is recorded in CIMS--this makes identification of each piece much easier.WA-083 Unit Operations Cadets issue/receive/all uniforms. Maintain the hand receipts, supply, and uniform storage areas. Responsible for all aspects of uniform items in

CIMS.WA-083 Unit Operations Unit has done an outstanding job in developing the Standards and Characteristics Goals/Plans alignment for the next three AY's. Required

specific areas are: Curriculum; Equipment/Facilities; Work-Based Learning; Program Improvement/Recruitment; Articulation; Advisory Committee; Student Leadership; and Professional Development are complete and awaiting Building Principal/Career and Technical Director/Advisory Committee approval. Great Piece of Work.

WA-931 Unit Operations Unit has 2 large storage areas for uniforms, supplies, equipment, and extra-curricular materials.WV-20021 Unit Operations The unit has produced a superb cadet guide which covers all areas of cadet and unit operations. In addition to individual and classroom copies,

the guide is available on-line for the cadets and parents to reference as needed. This cadet guide is an excellent example for other units to review and adapt for their local implementation. The cadet guide is under constant review and updating by the cadet staff.

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