A citizen or national of the United States or an alien admitted for permanent residence. Enrolled in and attending a regular course of instruction in the school As a member of the Pennsylvania 2006-2 Air Force JROTC Cadet Group, we expect our cadets to exceed the standards of average high school students, to follow, to lead, and to learn. Sustaining this high level of performance will place great demands on your personal character. Cadets must possess integrity, self-discipline, loyalty to the corps, and maturity. Our cadet leadership will work with each cadet to ensure each cadet succeeds. Our dynamic curriculum present cadets exciting opportunities to learn about aerospace science, self-discipline, respect for authority, teamwork, problem solving, interpersonal skills, oral and written communications, personal and career development, creative thinking, followership, and leadership (concepts and principles). In addition, our curriculum covers human relations, human motivation, and improving group effectiveness. Simultaneously they explore and learn to carry out the traditions, customs, and courtesies practiced in the PA-2006-2 and the Air Force. Finally, the extracurricular activities such as the military ball, color guard/drill teams, and community service projects give our cadets the opportunity to put the skills they learn in the classroom to practical use. The program allows them to see, do, and learn things that they never imagined possible. The The Pennsylvania 2006-2 AFJROTC Cadet Corps at North Penn High School was activated in 2006. Although a relatively new unit, the cadets have been participating in a wide variety of community service activities. Over the past several school years these community activities have included: Parades and Flag ceremonies NPHS Football Philadelphia Phillies Baseball Game Philadelphia Flyers Hockey Game Philadelphia Soul Arena Football Game Veterans Day celebration at various locations Memorial Day parades and ceremonies at Lansdale, Hatfield and Telford Marine Corps Band support Back to School Night Bus to the Future Boy/Girl Scout Support Relay for Life Cadet Food Drive for Lansdale Township’s needy (Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter) Visits to local Senior Center Toys for Tots Christmas Collection Giving Tree Christmas Charity Program money for American Red Cross disaster relief including:
A citizen or national of the United States or an alien admitted for permanent residence. Enrolled in and attending a regular course of instruction in the school As a member of the Pennsylvania 2006-2 Air Force JROTC Cadet Group, we expect our cadets to exceed the standards of average high school students, to follow, to lead, and to learn. Sustaining this high level of performance will place great demands on your personal character. Cadets must possess integrity, self-discipline, loyalty to the corps, and maturity. Our cadet leadership will work with each cadet to ensure each cadet succeeds. Our dynamic curriculum present cadets exciting opportunities to learn about aerospace science, self-discipline, respect for authority, teamwork, problem solving, interpersonal skills, oral and written communications, personal and career development, creative thinking, followership, and leadership (concepts and principles). In addition, our curriculum covers human relations, human motivation, and improving group effectiveness. Simultaneously they explore and learn to carry out the traditions, customs, and courtesies practiced in the PA-2006-2 and the Air Force. Finally, the extracurricular activities such as the military ball, color guard/drill teams, and community service projects give our cadets the opportunity to put the skills they learn in the classroom to practical use. The program allows them to see, do, and learn things that they never imagined possible. The The Pennsylvania 2006-2 AFJROTC Cadet Corps at North Penn High School was activated in 2006. Although a relatively new unit, the cadets have been participating in a wide variety of community service activities. Over the past several school years these community activities have included: Parades and Flag ceremonies NPHS Football Philadelphia Phillies Baseball Game Philadelphia Flyers Hockey Game Philadelphia Soul Arena Football Game Veterans Day celebration at various locations Memorial Day parades and ceremonies at Lansdale, Hatfield and Telford Marine Corps Band support Back to School Night Bus to the Future Boy/Girl Scout Support Relay for Life Cadet Food Drive for Lansdale Township’s needy (Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter) Visits to local Senior Center Toys for Tots Christmas Collection Giving Tree Christmas Charity Program money for American Red Cross disaster relief including:
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