• Leadership Development: We focus on cultivating leadership skills, discipline, and personal responsibility​

• ​Character Building: We emphasize the importance of good character, integrity, and ethical decision-making.​

• Competitive Opportunities: Cadets will receive a chance to compete against other schools in various events, including drill competitions, academic challenges, and physical fitness contests. ​

• ​Confidence Building: Through public speaking, drill and ceremony, and group projects, students will build confidence and effective communication skills.​

• Physical Fitness: We promote a healthy and active lifestyle through physical fitness and diet, helping students develop good habits.  ​

• Scholarship Opportunities: Cadets will connect with various scholarship opportunities, assisting them in pursuing higher education. ​

• ​Teamwork and Collaboration: We focus on various activities, exercises, and projects that collectively work together toward common goals. ​

• Career Readiness: Students gain valuable skills that can be applied to various career paths to include receiving advanced placement in the armed forces.​​

• Networking: Cadets will build connections with peers, instructors, and community leaders, expanding their network for future endeavors.​

• ​Build Your Resume: Students will boost your resume with leadership, teamwork, communication skills, and community service, creating​ a well-rounded profile for academic and professional success.​

• Color Guard* is a ceremonial unit that presents and guards state and national flags, performing precision movements during parades and ceremonies​.
• JLAB* is a national leadership and academic bowl competition.

• Air Rifle: indoor precision pellet air rifle competition​

• ​RAIDER Challenge: A timed team obstacle course challenges against other schools​​​

• National Fitness Challenge:  Schools complete within five team events specifically designed to be an all-round physical test. Events change every year.​

* Denotes required co-curricular activities

The ideal JROTC student is:

• Motivated: Students should have a genuine desire to participate in the program and their enrollment should be voluntary​​.

• ​Understanding: Student should understand that strict grooming and uniform standards are an integral part of the curriculum, and failure to adhere to these standards may have a negative impact on their overall grade​.

• Cross-Section: Students should represent a diverse sample of the school's student population, ensuring that the program reflects the varied backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives of the entire student body.