AFJROTC stands for Air Force Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps. AFJROTC is a program designed to "Build Better Citizens for America". It is a combination of academics (Aerospace Science) and leadership training (Leadership Education).

The unit's Senior Aerospace Science Instructor is Colonel Lindell Grigg and the Aerospace Science Instructor is Master Sergeant Ron Kaminer.

Our mission is to acquaint students with the aerospace age, to develop informed citizens, strengthen and develop character, promote an understanding of their role as citizen airmen in a democratic society, and motivate students for careers in the United States Air Force.

Air Force Junior ROTC's Goals
To instill in high school cadets the values of:
Citizenship
Service to the United States
Personal responsibility
A sense of accomplishment

Air Force Junior ROTC Mission:
To Build Better Citizens for America
Do you want to become a better citizen and a leader -- confident, self-reliant and self disciplined? Then Air Force Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (AFJROTC) is for you. Take our aerospace science program and explore the civilian, industrial, and military aspects of aerospace. Air Force Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps is a continuing success story. From the mid-1960s to the present, and into the 21st century, our program has grown and touched the lives of thousands of America's students. The AFJROTC program positively influences our country by helping one student at a time. Our instructors, who retired as some of the Air Force's finest leaders, are helping to form tomorrow's nation by educating our proud and patriotic cadets -- tomorrow's leaders.

Career-minded high school students will learn about jobs in the Air Force that will open important opportunities for the future. High school students who complete the aerospace science program in AFJROTC may be able to enter the military at pay grades higher than most enlistees. Also, you'll be prepared to work in an expanding technological world -- in the Air Force or as a civilian.

College-bound students can compete for Air Force Academy nominations or AFROTC scholarships, directly through their AFJROTC unit. Cadets can also receive credit for the first year of an Air Force ROTC four-year college program -- plus, free uniforms, insignia and ROTC textbooks. They may also receive priority processing when entering the Air Force if they win the Congressman Herbert Advanced Placement Award.

Make your high school years more exciting and fun by enrolling in Air Force Junior ROTC. To be eligible for membership and continue in the AFJROTC program, a student must be:

Physically fit.
In a grade 9-12
A citizen or national of the United States or an alien admitted for permanent residence
Enrolled in and attending a regular course of instruction in the school

Talk it over with your friends, parents, and guidance counselor. And see your aerospace science instructor for the latest information. Enroll now! The future is full of opportunity for young people who develop the education and skills required to succeed in the Aerospace Age.