JROTC - Prince William County Public Schools

Prince William County Public Schools offers Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (JROTC) programs for the Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marines at nine high schools. Students are encouraged to enter the program in the ninth grade in order to receive the full benefits of the four-year program. Applications are available at the program locations.

Program Locations

Students who wish to participate in JROTC shall enroll in their base school or in the program to which their school is assigned.

Air Force

Army

Marines

Gar-Field

Navy

Osbourn Park
Potomac

Scholarship Information

Each year, more than 51,000 high school students from across the country enter to win a share of the $2.2 million in educational scholarships and incentives awarded through the VFW’s Voice of Democracy audio-essay competition. Visit the Veterans of Foreign Wars website for more information.

Reserve Officer Training Corp and military academy scholarships may be available for qualified students.

Coursework

These courses are designed to teach citizenship and leadership skills through their respective service.

Army JROTC Course Sequence:
Military Science 1, Military Science 2, Military Science 3, Military Science 4

Navy JROTC Course Sequence:
Naval Science 1, Naval Science 2, Naval Science 3, Naval Science 4
Also Available: Naval Science Challenge Course

Marine JROTC Course Sequence: Leadership Education I, Leadership Education II, Leadership Education III, Leadership Education IV

Air Force JROTC Course Sequence:*
Aerospace Science and Leadership I*, Aerospace Science and Leadership II*, Aerospace Science and Leadership III*, Aerospace Science and Leadership IV*

*College credit available for these courses. Upon successful completion and approval, students will receive credit from the University of Colorado that can be accepted upon entrance to any university.

Also Available (weighted): Aviation Honors Ground School Program

FAQs

Q: Is there a military obligation?

A: Absolutely no military obligation is required; however, upon graduation, students can gain advanced military pay grades.

Q: Can students Colgan High School pursue JROTC?

A: Students assigned to Colgan High School beginning September 2016 who wish to participate in a JROTC program can apply to the Navy JROTC program at Osbourn Park High School.

Q: Can students at Patriot or Brentsville District High School School pursue JROTC?

A: Students assigned to Brentsville District High School who wish to participate in a JROTC program can apply to the Air Force JROTC program at Stonewall Jackson High School.

Students whose base school is Patriot High School may apply to the JROTC program at Stonewall Jackson High School. Battlefield High School is closed to transfer students.

For questions related to JROTC programs, please call Career and Technical Education at 703.791.7297. JROTC Edge

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