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Silver Star Community Service with Excellence Award Distinguished Unit - awarded Top 5% of units worldwide

–Unit Mission & Goals –Academics –Training Priorities –Community Service –APT/CIA –Co-Curricular Activities –Cadets In Action

*AFJROTC is not a recruiting service; there is absolutely no commitment to join the military after high school

Our Mission…the WHY are we here?

To develop young citizens of character who are dedicated to serving their nation and community

Our Honor Code…the HOW we do it?

Create a personal desire in cadets to live by an honor system that says: “I will not lie, steal or cheat, nor will I tolerate those who do.”

Values We Hold Dear…the WHAT we do?

Involve Cadets in numerous activities and opportunities that helps them demonstrate Core Values like: Integrity First, Service Before Self, and Excellence in All We Do!”

AFJROTC Program

Enrollment: 106 Cadets

Command Staff 10 Alpha Flight 26 Bravo Flight 24 Charlie Flight 18 Delta Flight 28

Instructors:

Vaughan Whited, Major (ret), USAF Danilya Stilchen, Master Sergeant (ret), USAF

Team

2017-2018 Academics

• AS 410 – Survival
• Survival Preparedness
• The Survivor’s Needs
• The Will to Survive
• Personal Protection
• Necessities to maintain Life
• Orientation and Traveling
• AZ Wildlife
• Self Defense
• First Aide
• Auto Maintenance an Emergency
• Hiking
• LE 100 – Leadership Education
• Citizenship, Customs and Curiosities, Traditions
• LE 300 – Leadership Education
• Life Skills & Career opportunities

➢ DVHS School Website ➢ Remind Me app ➢ Classroom Calander ➢ Command Staff numbers ➢ Instagram (dvafjrotc) ➢ Canvas

Communication

Team Goals

➢Cadet Impact Goals:

○The Unit will conduct at least 6 fundraising events throughout the year ○The Unit will conduct at least 4 flag raising ceremonies throughout the year

➢School Impact Goals:

○The Unit will conduct at least 7 APTs throughout the year ○At least 70% of the cadets will participate in at least one co-curricular activity

➢Community Impact Goals:

○The Unit will conduct at least 4 community service events involving at least 25 cadets ○The Unit will complete at least 3,200 hours of community service

Training Priorities

• First Year Improvement:
• Stressed importance of proper

uniform wear and good grades

• Motivated them to participate in

community service

• Encouraged them to join our

award-winning Drill Team and Sabre Team

• Enlisted Soph/Jr Improvement:
• Put them in leadership positions

at community service events

• Gave them color guard
• pportunities at District board

meetings, sports games, NHS induction ceremonies

Training Priorities

• How We Improved Our Officers:
• Assigned them specific jobs such as logistics, historian, public

affairs, etc

• Officers are required to report their progress at bi-monthly staff

meetings

• Officers held to a higher standard of uniform wear as an example to

underclassmen

• Encourage Officers to serve as mentors across campus to correct

and teach underclassmen in regards to respect and professionalism

➢ Exceeded Goal: 3,200 hours

➢ So far 4,016 hours ➢ 127 events ➢ DVHS Sports, Care Packages to Deployed Troops, Color Guards, Parades, Monthly DVHS clean-up, Parent Teacher Conferences, DVHS Habitat Preserve, Large team turn out events averaged close to 40 not including monthly clean-ups etc…

Community Service

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Commun unity y Servi vice Hour urs

Earned Hrs Goal Linear (Earned Hrs) 2 per. Mov. Avg. (Goal)

Community Service

4,793 hrs Apr-Apr Competition

Helped Pay for Combat Dining In, Military Ball, Trips, Food, T-shirts, etc.

Team conducted: 3 x Car Washes - $2,196.00 1 x Snap Raise Campaign - $5,400.00 1 x Bataan Death March $852.00 (gave it away) 1 x Military Challenge Coin Sales $400.00 1 x Popcorn sales $650.00

Fundraisers / APT / Trips

Mirage Elementary teaching students Bellair Elementary Veteran’s Day Surprise Veteran’s Day Parade Terramar Veteran’s Day Future Freshmen Night District Board Meeting Davis Monthan AFB Luke AFB Embry Riddle University

A P T

9 total

C I A

Co-Curricular Activities

• Multi-copter (drone) Team:
• Aerial Photos of Flag Raising,

Sports, Campus etc.

• Saber Team:
• Graduations
• Terramar and Bellair Elementary
• Combat Dining-In – 96 cadets
• Military Ball – 83 cadets
• Rifle Marksmanship Team
• Wellness Program
• Presidential Fitness x 2
• Weekly PT
• Sports Day
• Parades x 2
• Embry Riddle Leadership Reaction

Course

• Summer Leadership 4 day Camp
• Air Rifle 3 day Camp

Competitions:

• Drill: 33 Cadets participated

Desert Talon / West Mitchell

• Orienteering: 30 Cadets

Sophies Flat / First Water x 2 ea

• Air Rifle Marksman: 8 cadets

11 competitions

• Academic Bowl x 2
• Sports Day x 2

Color Guard:

• DVHS Football games
• District board meeting
• NASCAR
• Multiple Community events

Survival Skills Training

Horseback Training

Retiring Our Flag with Honor

Cadets in Action

Phoenix International Raceway Surprise Veteran’s Day Parade Air Rifle Team Orienteering Meet

Davis Monthan AFB Tour Luke AFB Tour

Cadets in Action

St Mary’s Food Drive Girl Scout Cookie Drive DVHS Habitat Clean-up

Cadets in Action

Drill Competitions Combat Dining In Military Ball

Cadets in Action

HONOR RESPECT MATURITY SELF-ESTEEM RESPONSIBILITY TEAMWORK SERVICE FAMILY PRIDE FUN

Earned Benefits

Enter active duty two ranks above others – E-3

What is Expected of Cadets

Be willing to engage! Read cadet guide Keep grades up in all classes Wear the uniform correctly - hair in regulation Be the example on and off campus of respect and professionalism Work at least 12 hrs of community service per semester Be on time where you are supposed to go Step up to responsibilities Have fun!

AFJROTC Family

HONOR RESPECT MATURITY SELF-ESTEEM RESPONSIBILITY TEAMWORK SERVICE FAMILY PRIDE FUN