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CA-871 Mission Briefing

CA-871 Mission Briefing. Community Goals. An average of 15 community service hours per cadet by the end of 3 rd quarter. Expand our Awareness Preparedness Team by sending it to five different elementary schools by the end of 3 rd quarter.

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CA-871 Mission Briefing

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  1. CA-871 Mission Briefing

  2. Community Goals • An average of 15 community service hours per cadet by the end of 3rd quarter. • Expand our Awareness Preparedness Team by sending it to five different elementary schools by the end of 3rd quarter. • Last year we had an average of 14.8 hours per cadet which exceeded the goal of 10.5 hours per cadet. • Last year 3 schools were given presentations.

  3. School Goals • Two thirds of the cadets will be actively participating in non-ROTC extracurricular activities in and out of school by the end of 3rd quarter. • Assist various school activities and events including, but not limited to, athletics, clubs, and special events a minimum of once a month on average. • In Progress – Roughly 50% of the corps is attending a club. • Each year we assist the school in running wrestling tournaments, Cougar Fest, (our school bands tournament) and a number of football games.

  4. Cadet Goals • Overall cadet average of 2.65 GPA by the end of 3rd Quarter. • Increase E2C average to 75% by the end of 3rd Quarter. • Tutoring and other academic enrichment programs are being implemented. • Last year we had an average of 67.2%, and we hope we will exceed that number this year.

  5. Summer School Leadership Program 2008 • Set the record for the most Cadet Trainee’s in CA-871 history. With a total number of roughly 130 cadets. • It is a three week program that gives incoming freshman a chance to experience the program before the school year begins. • The program is designed to teach the fundamentals of leadership, marching, and show the cadet trainees some of what they can expect during the year. • We take several trips to places such as Camp Pendleton, Wet Training, U.S.S Midway. • We participate in many events such as the 4th of July parade, and war games.

  6. Honors Camp • Top half of the top 1% gains admission and has the priviledge to attend the pretigious camp. • Two years ago we had our first cadet to get accepted, and since then we have sent one another and has recently just 3 more applications..

  7. Combat Dining In • New tradition in ROTC that has taken place for the last 2 years. • Combat Dining In not only brings together the flights in rigorous flight competition but also the sister units. This year we invited Moreno Valley’s AFJROTC unit to inspire corps values and unit bonding.

  8. Christmas Toy Drive • Every year CA-871 hosts a toy drive to raise toys for less fortunate children. • Cadets are given the opportunity to donate and then distribute the toys at Sunnymead Elementary School. • This year we raised over 300 toys and roughly $220.00 setting the record for most items/money fundraised.

  9. E2C • Cadets participate in E2C every Friday and are required to do physical activities such as push ups, sit ups, mile run, etc. • A wellness briefing is planned to be administered once a month before E2C.

  10. Officer/NCO Test Officers • Must pass Written Exam portion with a 90% or higher. • Must pass regulation Drill Sequence with a 90% or higher. Non-Commissioned Officer • Must pass Written Exam portion with a 85% or higher. • Must Pass Regulation Drill Sequence with a 85% or higher. Two part exam.. Regulation Drill Sequence Officer/NCO Written Exam Check Addendum #5

  11. Getting The Job! The Process… Being Selected… The top staff handles the interviews and decides which job cadets are most qualified for. After which the top staff passes on the list to the SASI and ASI for final revisions. • Use the application form to identify which job you want and in order of preference. • Make a resume and answer the essay questions. • Finally, get ready for the interview.

  12. Awareness Preparedness Team is one of the most beneficial groups we offer. They are a group of speakers that travel to different schools to inform them about topics such as suicide, drug abuse, and sexual harassment prevention Disaster Preparedness Team is one of the most important groups we have. Run each year by our Command CMSGT it is a program in which our cadets assist with the emergency drills at our school. APT/ DPT

  13. Sports Day! • This year set a record with 22 different units attending with over 600 cadets. • Along with our own cadets, we received support from Senior ROTC cadets to help us run this event.

  14. Dining Out/Military Ball • The highlight of our school year • Military Ball takes place at the Hap Arnold Club on March Air Force Base and gives cadets an exciting night • First, we have the formal dining out, and then the ball begins and cadets can enjoy a fun night of socializing and dancing

  15. Awards Night • Annual Event towards the end of the school year. • Purpose is to award cadets for excellence. • Also announces the new top staff for the following school year.

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