INTEGRITY FIRST Means an unfaltering devotion to honesty, and doing truthfulness, doing one’s duty, what is right EVEN WHEN NO ONE IS LOOKING. Integrity also covers several other moral traits such as: to tell someone that what they are doing is wrong, even if the Courage…Be able person out ranks you. If someone has a weapon or drugs in school tell someone! Honesty…Your is your bond, always be truthful. word Responsibility…The to acknowledge your duties and actions, if you sign ability up for a community project, be there on time, every time. Justice…Be fair in reward and punishment. ability to allow anyone to provide feedback about your actions. Openness…The Self-respect…Respect and behave in ways that would bring credit yourself upon yourself, school, community and AFJROTC. SERVICE BEFORE SELF Subordinate our personal interests, attitudes, and aspirations to the greater cause and the demands it places on us. Rule following…Responsible cadets understand that rules have a reason for being. act with the understanding that all Respect for others…We always must people possess fundamental worth and value. Discipline and self-control…Show and exercise confidence, optimism, control in the following areas: Anger…Refrain of anger that would bring discredit upon from displays yourself, school, community, and AFJROTC. Selfishness…Do control of your needs or desires. not lose not lose faith in your leaders or the teachers. Faith in the system…Do EXCELLENCE IN WE DO Continuous improvement and innovation. The standard you should set for yourself. Service…Provide to the best of your ability. services Personal…Strive to be your best academically, mentally and physically. to successfully achieve a common goal. Community…Work together Resources…Ensure the best possible management of your resources. Operations…Total to the and success. commitment corps’ team effort Cadet…Become the best you can be, aim high be the best! – CHAPTER Air Force Junior ROTC (AFJROTC) Academic Program:
INTEGRITY FIRST Means an unfaltering devotion to honesty, truthfulness, doing one’s duty, and doing what is right EVEN WHEN NO ONE IS LOOKING. Integrity also covers several other moral traits such as: Courage…Be able to tell someone that what they are doing is wrong, even if the person out ranks you. If someone has a weapon or drugs in school tell someone! Honesty…Your word is your bond, always be truthful. Responsibility…The ability to acknowledge your duties and actions, if you sign up for a community project, be there on time, every time. Justice…Be fair in reward and punishment. Openness…The ability to allow anyone to provide feedback about your actions. Self-respect…Respect yourself and behave in ways that would bring credit upon yourself, school, community and AFJROTC. SERVICE BEFORE SELF Subordinate our personal interests, attitudes, and aspirations to the greater cause and the demands it places on us. Rule following…Responsible cadets understand that rules have a reason for being. Respect for others…We must always act with the understanding that all people possess fundamental worth and value. Discipline and self-control…Show confidence, optimism, and exercise control in the following areas: Anger…Refrain from displays of anger that would bring discredit upon yourself, school, community, and AFJROTC. Selfishness…Do not lose control of your needs or desires. Faith in the system…Do not lose faith in your leaders or the teachers. EXCELLENCE IN WE DO Continuous improvement and innovation. The standard you should set for yourself. Service…Provide services to the best of your ability. Personal…Strive to be your best academically, mentally and physically. Community…Work together to successfully achieve a common goal. Resources…Ensure the best possible management of your resources. Operations…Total commitment to the corps’ team effort and success. Cadet…Become the best you can be, aim high – be the best! CHAPTER Air Force Junior ROTC (AFJROTC) Academic Program: