Students participate in precision drill, color guards and other co-curricular activities. Students who successfully complete this course may be eligible to participate in a summer leadership camp. In the Aerospace Science Course, in addition to the above, students also learn about aviation history beginning with the legends of flight up to modern day aviation including advances made in aviation technology. Students will practice leadership and the ability to live and work cooperatively with others through the effective understanding and application of the leadership traits, principles, styles and values. Reading, writing and math skills will be emphasized.
Students assist instructors in teaching precision and ceremonial drill.
Students will demonstrate a knowledge of the ethical values and principles that underlie good citizenship. In the Aerospace Science Course, in addition to the above, students also learn about the atmospheric environment, principles of flight physiology, and the principals of flight and navigation. It provides an examination of the basic theories of leadership and leader behavior. It will develop the student's abilities to analyze, evaluate and solve leadership problems through simulation exercises. Emphasis is placed on developing personal accountability and a strong sense of teamwork.