AIR FORCE JUNIOR RESERVE OFFICER’S TRAINING CORP (AFJROTC)
Course#: 791327
Other name: Aerospace Science 3/ Leadership Education 3
Grades: 9, 10, 11, 12
Credit: two
Prerequisite: Aerospace Science 2; Leadership Education 2
Locations: Chantilly Academy
Aerospace Science: The Exploration of Space course is divided into four units. Unit 1, "The Space Environment," discusses our solar system and the challenges facing space explorers. Unit 2, "Space Programs," introduces United States and covers Russian (Soviet), and international space exploration efforts. Unit 3, "Space Technology," examines the means for accessing space and the technology used to exploit its unique properties. Rocket boosters and basic orbital mechanics are introduced. Unit 4, "Manned Spaceflight," details United States manned spaceflight from Mercury to the present. Also included is a discussion of the developing field of space law. Leadership Education 3 is a study of performance counseling and the fundamentals of management, to include theories, financial, and stress management. The philosophy of citizenship and ethics are included. Students are given the opportunity to apply knowledge and techniques useful in dealing with fellow students and the experience of holding a position of leadership of the cadet organization.
AIR FORCE JUNIOR RESERVE OFFICER'S TRAINING CORP (AFJROTC)
Course#: 791827
Other name: Aerospace Science 4/Leadership Education 4
Grades: 11, 12
Credit: two
Prerequisite: Aerospace Science 3; Leadership Education 3
Locations: Chantilly Academy
The fourth year curriculum is unique to the others. It offers one of the following three options: Option 1: Management of the Cadet Corps; Option 2: Honors Program - Ground School; Option 3: Civics Course. The Aerospace Science Instructor chooses the option which is best suited for their school. Leadership Education 4 course gives tips on choosing a career, finding a job, and maintaining employment. Students plan and carry out curricular activities.
ARMY JUNIOR RESERVE OFFICER'S TRAINING CORP (AJROTC)
Course#: 791062
Other name: Leadership Education and Training 1 (LET1)
Grades: 9, 10, 11, 12
Credit: one
Locations: West Potomac, Hayfield, Edison, and South Lakes High Schools
This course is the first in a sequence that combines the development of critical thinking, planning, communication, and organizational skills with a study of the fundamental aspects of American citizenship, map reading, first aid, physical fitness, and an overview of American history. Students learn of the dangers of substance abuse and the importance of goal-setting. Additionally, they have the opportunity to study Army customs, consumer education and budgeting, ceremonial drill, and current events. Students may be granted pupil placement if course enrollment is desired. Army JROTC program provides a four-year, sequential program of instruction that emphasizes academic preparation, citizenship, leadership, and character development for all students in grades 9 - 12. The sequence of courses is progressive and builds upon the previous year's curriculum.
ARMY JUNIOR RESERVE OFFICER'S TRAINING CORP (AJROTC)
Course#: 791362
Other name: Leadership Education and Training 2 (LET2)
Grades: 10, 11, 12
Credit: one
Prerequisite: Leadership Education and Training 1
Locations: West Potomac, Hayfield, Edison, and South Lakes High Schools
This full-year course builds upon the skills and knowledge taught in LET 1. Students continue their study of citizenship by examining ethical behavior and the principles of participatory democracy. They develop team-building skills while learning the fundamentals of drill. Students study leadership and management qualities, first aid skills, intermediate map-reading skills, American history and different aspects of technology and communication. Students may be granted pupil placement if course enrollment is desired. Army JROTC program provides a four-year, sequential program of instruction that emphasizes academic preparation, citizenship, leadership, and character development for all students in grades 9 - 12. The sequence of courses is progressive and builds upon the previous year's curriculum.
ARMY JUNIOR RESERVE OFFICER'S TRAINING CORP (AJROTC)
Course#: 791662
Other name: Leadership Education and Training 3 (LET3)
Grades: 11, 12
Credit: one
Prerequisite: Leadership Education and Training 2
Locations: West Potomac, Hayfield, Edison, and South Lakes High Schools
LET 3 students begin to apply leadership and leadership assessment principles, heighten their communication skills, and assist in teaching basic military skills such as map reading, first aid, and drill. Students are given the opportunity to solve different types of problems and supervise subordinates. Students may be granted pupil placement if course enrollment is desired.Army JROTC program provides a four-year, sequential program of instruction that emphasizes academic preparation, citizenship, leadership, and character development for all students in grades 9 - 12. The sequence of courses is progressive and builds upon the previous year's curriculum.
ARMY JUNIOR RESERVE OFFICER'S TRAINING CORP (AJROTC)
Course#: 791862
Other name: Leadership Education and Training 4 (LET4)
Grades: 12
Credit: one
Prerequisite: Leadership Education and Training 3
Locations: West Potomac, Hayfield, Edison, and South Lakes High Schools
LET 4 gives students opportunities to lead, supervise, teach and coach younger students. They apply previously learned knowledge and principles of communication, leadership, ethical reasoning, and decision-making. Students enhance their knowledge of American history and learn to market themselves for a job. Students may be granted pupil placement if course enrollment is desired.Army JROTC program provides a four-year, sequential program of instruction that emphasizes academic preparation, citizenship, leadership, and character development for all students in grades 9 - 12. The sequence of courses is progressive and builds upon the previous year's curriculum.
MARINE CORPS JUNIOR RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS (MCJROTC)
Course#: 791064
Other name: Leadership Education and Training 1 (N102)
Grades: 9, 10, 11, 12
Credit: one
Locations: Mount Vernon High School
Leadership Education MCJROTC (N102) is designed to acquaint the student with the scope and nature of the MCJROTC program. Subject matter includes effective study techniques, leadership traits and fundamentals, ethical standards, and goal setting. Critical thinking skills and problem-solving are introduced as well as written and oral communication. Military organization study includes unit organization; Marine Corps history, customs and courtesies; patriotism; discipline; and the role of a unit leader. The student fires and qualifies in marksmanship training and studies health, first aid, and substance abuse, in addition to weekly physical training activities. . Students may be granted pupil placement if course enrollment is desired.
MARINE CORPS JUNIOR RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS (MCJROTC)
Course#: 791364
Other name: Leadership Education and Training (N202)
Grades: 10, 11, 12
Credit: one
Prerequisite: Leadership Education and Training (N102)
Locations: Mount Vernon High School
Leadership Education MCJROTC (N202) builds upon the material presented in N102. Follow-up topics in leadership include an examination of leadership styles and principles to include leadership motivation, authority, and responsibility. Leadership dynamics, human behavior, problem-solving, and role playing are stressed. Intermediate level public speaking, advanced first aid, drill, and the preparation and conduct of training are presented. Military organization study includes the mission of the Marine Corps' ground, aviation, and logistics units. Land navigation, military ceremonies, marksmanship training, and physical fitness assist the student in building self-confidence. Students may be granted pupil placement if course enrollment is desired.
MARINE CORPS JUNIOR RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS (MCJROTC)
Course#: 791664
Other name: Leadership Education and Training (N302)
Grades: 11, 12
Credit: one
Prerequisite: Leadership Education and Training (N202)
Locations: Mount Vernon High School
Leadership Training MCJROTC (N302) emphasizes leadership instruction and application. Leadership topics include fundamentals of command and management techniques as well as leadership application. The student learns techniques of instruction, conducts classroom instruction, and develops training formats. Problem-solving skills emphasize group dynamics, critical thinking, resolution of conflicts, and counseling skills. Research papers encourage study of current affairs, world ideologies, and current world leaders. The student receives advanced studies in weapons instruction, advanced marksmanship training, physical fitness, and drill. Organizational studies include the role of the National Security Organization. Students may be granted pupil placement if course enrollment is desired.
MARINE CORPS JUNIOR RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS (MCJROTC)
Course#: 791864
Other name: Leadership Education and Training (N402)
Grades: 12
Credit: one
Prerequisite: Leadership Education and Training (N302)
Locations: Mount Vernon High School
Leadership Training MCJROTC (N402) enlarges upon psychological factors of leadership, student self-analysis, attitudes of the officers and non-commissioned officers, preparation for command, communication of orders, and methods of exercising command. The student exercises officer leadership responsibilities, assists the Marine instructors, and participates in teaching drill, marksmanship, and physical fitness to junior students. Students may be granted pupil placement if course enrollment is desired.
NAVAL JUNIOR RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS (NJROTC)
Course#: 791063
Other name: Naval Science 1
Grades: 9, 10, 11, 12
Credit: one
Locations: Herndon High School
Introduction to the NJROTC is intended to stimulate enthusiasm for scholarship as a foundation for higher citizenship and leadership goals. The curriculum emphasizes the relationship of the seas to American history through 1865, world geography, international relations, and economics. Initial information of naval organization, career opportunities, navigation, seamanship, and military drill introduces the student to the naval environment. Other subjects include study habits, personal hygiene, and self-concept. Students may be granted pupil placement if course enrollment is desired.
NAVAL JUNIOR RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS (NJROTC)
Course#: 791363
Other name: Naval Science 2
Grades: 10, 11, 12
Credit: one
Prerequisite: Naval Science 1
Locations: Herndon High School
Emphasis is placed on continued development of military bearing and the leadership responsibility within the Cadet Corps. Academic curriculum continues with the relationship of the seas to American history, 1865-1920. Naval topics include navigation, rules of the nautical road operations, communications, intelligence, and shipboard evolutions. A unit on oceanography provides an excellent basis for expanded study, if desired. Students may be granted pupil placement if course enrollment is desired.
NAVAL JUNIOR RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS (NJROTC)
Course#: 791663
Other name: Naval Science 3
Grades: 11, 12
Credit: one
Prerequisite: Naval Science 2
Locations: Herndon High School
Emphasis is continued on the development of those qualities of intellect, human understanding and moral character critical to effective leadership. As in Naval Science 1 and 2, the importance of general discipline and self-discipline is stressed. Academic curriculum continues the relationship of the seas to American history during World War II. Other subjects include meteorology and weather, astronomy, and an introduction to electricity and naval electronics. Students may be granted pupil placement if course enrollment is desired.
NAVAL JUNIOR RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS (NJROTC)
Course#: 791863
Naval Science 4
Grades: 12
Credit: one
Prerequisite: Naval Science 3
Locations: Herndon High School
Emphasis is placed on advanced naval science studies and leadership opportunities. The Academic program is designed for senior cadets who are participating in the full four-year NJROTC course of study and who are anticipating additional research on naval subjects. Unit topics include Naval History, 1945-79; International Law; Sea National Strategy and Navy Tactics; Naval Research and Development; and Naval Weapons. Students may be granted pupil placement if course enrollment is desired.
