The program is a stimulus for promoting graduation from high school, and it provides instruction and rewarding opportunities which will benefit the student, community, and nation. Study ethical values and principles of good citizenship, oral and written communication, and technology applications. Demonstrate knowledge of leadership, drill, and map reading with emphasis on methods of instruction. Study psychology of leadership, personnel management, and problems of the small-unit leader with continued practical work in leadership, drill, technology awareness, and methods of instruction. Demonstrate leadership potential as a role model, coach, counselor, and assistant instructor, and study a broad selection of advanced military subjects.
Cadets use a cockpit simulator in class and take an orientation flight in a small aircraft.
Study military heritage, organization, traditions, self-control, citizenship, wellness, health fitness, drill and proper wear of the Air Force uniform. Can be used as an elective science credit for graduation. Study leadership concepts, individual and group behavior, communication skills, drill and proper wear and respect for Air Force uniform. Aerospace Science I and senior Aerospace Science instructor approval. Develop, build and test a rocket of the student's design.