1. AL-932 AFJROTC BRIEFING
Wednesday, April 08, 2015
MBM/MICHAEL

2. About Us AL-932 is run by the students.
Our staff consists of JROTC students from all grade levels.
We plan our events and conduct our own meetings.
The last two years we received the honor of Distinguished Unit
MBM/Michael

3. Our Students
Our unit has been successful in keeping up the number of students enrolled
We currently have a total of 125 students enrolled in the JROTC program
Information is logged into the WINGS system as needed for the unit
The make-up of our cadets is:
Freshmen: 59
Sophomores: 24
Juniors: 20
Seniors: 22
Lydia

4. Our Typical Week Monday: Drill Day Tuesday: Lecture/Classwork Day
On Monday, the classes go to the drill area where they are commanded by one of the students in the class
Tuesday: Lecture/Classwork Day
On Tuesday and Thursday the instructors teach a lesson using the materials that coincide with the course assigned by grade
Wednesday: Uniform Wear Day/Inspection
On Wednesday the cadets all go to the inspection area where we are inspected by the instructor as a class
Thursday: Lecture/Classwork Day
Friday: PT Day
The classes will report to their designated areas, where they will all participate in PT, instructed by the PT commander of the class and a JROTC instructor
Mathew Hill

5. Yearly Events Annual freshman CIA trip Veterans Day Ceremony
Annual Military Ball
Drill Competitions
Awards Night
Christmas Parade
Homecoming Parade

6. Maxwell Air Force Base (CIA trip)
While the freshman were unable to go this year due to weather, they normally go to Maxwell Air Force base and learn much about Air Force History

7. Veterans Day Ceremony
The AFJROTC hosts the THS Veterans Day Program every year.
Cadets do much of the work including:
Remembrance Table
Flag Folding
Readings
KIA/MIA recognition
Making programs
Setting up

8. Military Ball The Military Ball is the Units version of a “prom”.
All Cadets are invited and they may bring a date that is not in JROTC
The Military Ball Committee is responsible for all things needed for this event such as:
Decorations
Food
Music
Mister & Miss Aerospace
Maintaining a budget

9. THis Year’s Cadet Goals
Have an average of 85% in JROTC
We have_____ this goal
MBM and Sean Wiles

10. This year’s Cadet Goals
Improve overall PT scores by 8%
We have ____ this goal

11. THis Year’s School Goals
1,200 community service hours
We have _____ this goal
Taizha Thompson and Chris Bellow

12. This year’s School GOals
30% of cadets involved in JROTC extra curricular activities
We have accomplished this goal

13. This Year’s Community Goals
35 activities/events in uniform
We have ______ this goal
Connor Barnett and ReGine Brown/ Michael Giddens

14. This year’s Community Goals
5 senior citizen events
We have accomplished this goal

15. Extracurricular Activities in Our Unit
Drill Team
Color Guard
Physical Training Team
Marksmanship
Kitty Hawk Air Society
Model Aircraft Club
Model Rocket Club
Drone Team (In-Progress)
Chris Bellow

16. Drill Team Unarmed Regulation Armed Regulation (Facs. & Demil.)
Unarmed Exhibition
Armed Exhibition
Last year our team attended four drill meets:
Lanier High School Drill Meet
Pell City High School Drill Meet
Sparkman High School Drill Meet
Walton High School Drill Meet
Our team attended these drill meets this year:
Sparkman High School
Pell City High School
Lee High School
State Drill Meet at Stanhope High School
Jenna Logan

17. Color Guard Competes at the drill meets with the Drill Team
Presents colors at various events
Board of Education Meetings
Home Football Games
Middle School Football Games
Various Ceremonies
Senior Citizen Events
Allie Campbell

18. Physical Training Team
The Physical Training Team (PT team) has competed at all the drill competitions with the Drill team. They have also gone to another competition on their own at Lanier High School.
Sean Wiles

19. Marksmanship Varsity practices on Mondays
Junior Varsity practices on Wednesdays
Alabaster City Police Range Day
In-House Marksmanship competition will be held during the month of April.
Baker

20. Last Year’s Fundraising
Parking cars at THS football games - $900.00
Cookie Dough Sale - $1,285.50
Snack Sale - $725.00
Flashlight Sale - $393.40
Car Wash - $607.00
Jim-n-Nicks Spirit Night - $79.00
Grand Total - $3,989.90
Irvin

21. This Year’s Fundraising
Car Washes: $592.19
Coffee and Tea: $799.55
Cookie Dough: $1,005.30
Parking cars at THS home football games: $500
Chubb’s spirit night: $306
Spirit Packs: $318
Spirit Clothing sale: $468
We have made a total of $ so far
Irvin

22. Logistics The logistics department began working on 20 May 2014
The unit started issuing uniforms on 7 August 2014
All 125 cadets have been issued a uniform
Uniforms and other materials have been organized by size, each with a sticker labeling its size
Gracie Martin