I am pleased to share with you an excellent internship opportunity in San Diego County with the office of County Supervisor Joel Anderson, District 2. An internship position with the County of San Diego offers a variety of valuable responsibilities and experience which range from essential office tasks, policy research, constituent correspondence, working with government agencies, research projects, aiding in community outreach programs, public speaking, attending community events on behalf of the Supervisor, and creating & presenting certificates of recognition. They also have a media department where interns have the opportunity to research, write, and polish articles and stories for publication in local newspapers, their newsletter, and select Online outlets.
This is an excellent opportunity for you to get involved in the public policy process, develop job skills, and get a head-start on your career. The internship will provide you with the opportunity to work in a professional environment, build your resume, and network with elected officials and business leaders.
The program requires a 125-hour commitment. If students decide to complete an Executive internship with our office, which is an additional 125-hour commitment, they may qualify to receive the Presidential Service Award. The work schedule is flexible and can be tailored to accommodate school, work, and prior commitments. The office is open Monday-Thursday from 9:30 AM-5 PM on Fridays from 9:30 AM-6 PM and on Saturdays from 9:30 AM-5 PM. Interns should be flexible and willing to attend early morning, evening, and weekend events along with training sessions held throughout the year.
To learn more about this opportunity with the office of Supervisor Joel Anderson please contact Michelle Surakhanova, Internship Coordinator, at michelle.surakhanova@sdcounty.ca.gov. You may also view a brief video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rmMiIWsXWwc. To apply, please go to www.SupervisorJoelAnderson.com/intern.
Congratulations to c/Col Ryan Min and c/LtCol Jackeline Du for being the 2024-2025 academic school year’s group and deputy commanders. Now that the first few members of next year’s senior staff have been chosen, it is time for new cadets to engage in General Staff positions of the next year. Ryan and Jaqqie have created a presentation on general staff, informing you about the various squadrons and positions, the expectations, the application process, and the interview process, along with some helpful advice to guide you! If you want some extra information on what to choose and how to suceed on the general staff pathway, click the link here(personal account).
Stressed about your general staff interview? Well look no further, c/MSgt Rithvik Manikandan with the help of the operations squadron has created a presentation telling you everything you need to know! If you want to abolutely dominate your interview make sure you check out this fabulous slideshow here.
Congratulations to c/Lt Col Elliot Mell and c/Lt Col Song Kang for making it onto the 23-24 Brigade staff!
Elliot will be the district J-4 Logistics Officer and Song will be the district J-5 Public Affairs Officer within the Joint Brigade staff. Once again, congratulations to both cadets for making it! Both cadets worked very hard to get to this position, and sure enough, their hard work has very much paid off!
Hello Cadets,
Below is an opportunity to apply to the Alexander Kreiglowa Navy & Marine Corps Dependents Education Foundation Scholarship. Please read the following information very carefully and talk to Sgt. T if you are interested.
Alexander Kreiglowa Navy & Marine Corps Dependents Education Foundation Scholarship Application for 2023.
To be eligible for the scholarship you must be:
Testimonials; https://navyleague-sd.com/education-info-testimonial/
Application; https://navyleague-sd.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/2023-Kreiglowa-Scholarship-Package-1.pdf
Information; https://navyleague-sd.com/scholarship-program/
The Group and Deputy Commander for the 2023-2024 school year were announced towards the end of RO Day #2. The Group commander for the following school year will be c/Col. JJ O’Connell (pictured on the right) and the Deputy commander will be c/Lt. Col Jonathan Jiang (pictured on the left). These outstanding cadets have earned these positions with true determination and dedication towards this program. Congratulations!
This month’s Scripps Ranch Newspaper highlighted the hard work and the prestigious scholarships rewarded to two cadets from our unit (c/Lt. Col Xavier Rico and c/Capt. Joshua Yang) on page 14.
Click here to read more about it.
Check out page 41 of this month’s Scripps Ranch Civic Accosication’s Newsletter to see our cadets recognized for their hard work at Hage Elementary’s Science Night earlier this month.
Click here to view the newsletter!!!
Scan the QR code from the attached file below or contact Dawn Marino (dmarino@sandi.net) for the application packet
Hello Cadets, As you are aware, CLC is coming to an end this Friday which means it is time for our annual pool party. To attend, you MUST turn in a permission slip(attached below) by August 16, 2022 to either your flight commanders or a member of Senior Staff. Please add any notes regarding dietary restrictions on the back of your permission slips.
We wish that all of you can attend, so turn in your slips on time. Have a great day!
The following slides were put together to facilitate cadets in the CLC procedures during FALCON Pride Day and Kickoff. They also include a brief description of both the events.
PRIDE day and Kickoff information
Hello Cadets!
For the second time after the pandemic, CA-935th’s Cadet Leadership Course has returned. This year it will be held between 8 - 19 August, 2022 in our very own grinder.
Attached are the permission slips you are required to sign to attend the program that will give you a chance to connect with incoming freshman and meet the upperclassmen after a long summer. Please return these forms to the unit inbox no later than JUNE 8
Yep, you read it right. CA-935th’s very own Terabyte Falcons are the national CyberPatriot All-Service Champions!
Click here to read the official article!
Check out what our unit has been upto in PA’s latest newsletter by clicking right here
Check out PA’s newsletter for the month of January by clicking right –> here<–
Don’t forget to check out PA’s December newsletter. Click here to view it!
P.S. you can see older newsletters in Newsletters and Videos section under the Files tab
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The Holiday Canned Food Drive officially concluded, huge thank you to everyone’s efforts this past month.
We have raised a total weight of 20,550lbs!! Of that JROTC has raised 7,339lbs, more than any previous year!
Our very first movie night is November 19, 2021 from 5:30 to 9 PM. Don’t forget that you will need 3 cans on the day of to enter:) Make sure to bring your Movie pass to school on Monday!
Movie Pass: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1mbnK8mkaIOMehEF29Lwm9DiQUe2ag5oAVUtERNLLxrM/edit?usp=sharing
Flyer: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1TLk7orTrhvK95aKpwTnpVLtkeALF_XUI/view?usp=sharing
Don’t forget to check out the October Newsletter!
Products can be deposited in a box located in the middle room, make sure to give your flight commander/sergeant a receipt for proof of donation in order to receive community service hours and merits!
The drive has been extended to November 9th, make sure to donate by then!
Click right here to check PA’s video for the month of September!
Make sure to read about all the events that happened this month in the September Newletter!
Be sure to check out LG’s guide on uniform prep here!
Look through the August Newsletter here!
Check out our Academic Team on the cover of SRCA’s September Newsletter here. Don’t forget to also check out page 28 for a spotlight on the team.
Congrats to everyone who graduated CLC! Here are the photos from the ceremony: https://photos.app.goo.gl/G4MkThi7ULsUbjwd9
In other news, don’t forget to fill out the feedback form if you haven’t already! Be sure to note that this is an anonymous, but serious form, so please provide us with constructive criticism. Here is the link: https://forms.gle/tF3EaUCm58SJWQ8g9
-c/Capt Khushi Chaudhari
Here’s the pool party permission slip for those of you who still need to view the information on the slip, such as the address to the swimming pool itself!
Hello incoming and returning cadets!
Summer is a very special time; it’s time for our Cadet Leadership Course! This year, the course will be in-person and take place from August 9-20 at Scripps Ranch High School.
The opening letter, syllabus, and “what to bring” flyer are attached below. The permission slip must be signed by your parent and returned to ca.935.ro@gmail.com by August 2.
This course is not mandatory, BUT it is a wonderful opportunity to develop leadership skills and get to know other cadets within the program. We are excited to present you this opportunity and hope to see you all there!!
Click here for the opening letter.
Click here for the permission slip.
Click here for the syllabus.
Click here to see what to bring.
-c/Capt Khushi Chaudhari
Our Academic Team is in Washington DC right now, getting ready to compete in the JLAB Academic Bowl competition! In this national competition, our fearless academic team races against the clock to answer multiple questions against other schools. They’re going to livestream the event and everyone would love to have your support during their competition! Tune in at 9:30 AM and 2 PM TOMORROW (7/25) to watch them smash the competition!
Click here to watch the livestream!
Check out some photos of our competitors and Sgt T as well: https://photos.app.goo.gl/mLYMbwumVPN5bBHK8
-c/Capt Khushi Chaudhari
Happy Thursday, everyone!
Click here for the list of our final Quarter 4 promotees!
Congratulations to all of you who promoted in our final cycle of the year! Please come by any time up to next Wednesday to pick up your new ranks!
(Note: if you are eligible to promote with merits, you should contact myself or your flight commander before picking up ranks. You will not be issued your new ranks unless this is done first.)
Hello everyone! Here is a message from Col. Tucker about an important and FREE opportunity! “ 9th, 10th and 11th grade JROTC students,
You all have an amazing opportunity to attend a fully funded JROTC Cyber STEM Camp at USD this summer. This is basically an $800 cyber Scholarship that students will receive simply by signing up. It is FREE to each of you. This is great opportunity to learn about cybersecurity. If you are new to it, use the course to see if it is something you are interested in pursuing in the future. If you are already interested, it will strengthen your knowledge of cybersecurity principals.
SIGN UPS DUE NLT 3 June 2021. You sign up by accomplishing the two documents below and sending them back to us.
If you want to attend, I need you to select the dates that you want to attend, and then fill out the two corresponding documents attached. You will need to sign the forms, and so will your parents. You can sign them, scan them in, and send them back to MSgt Toledo and I. We will then consolidate applications and forward them to the Brigade.
The two documents are as follows:
Student Code of Conduct
Assumption of Risk and Release of Liability
Who: JROTC Students in Grade 9-11 (rising into grades 10-12)
What: JROTC Cyber Stem Camp.
When: Either 21-25 June or 5-9 July
Days/Times: Mon thru Friday: 0800 – 1600; 1600-1700 Overflow time for questions and technical assistance as desired.
Where: You will attend virtually. The course is hosted by USD.
Prerequisites: None. Students need only possess a computer capable of accessing the internet and use of the Zoom conference application. Program is compatible with PC, Apple, and Chromebook computers.
See attached “Army JROTC CyberPrep Curriculum” ( https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XV4PV1nsrJlETVsYJE6kGknfGEbLuL5P/view?usp=sharing )for more details.
I encourage you to take advantage of this opportunity. Lead on, Col Tucker “ -If you would like attend from June 21-25, you can find the code of conduct for that time period here: ( https://drive.google.com/file/d/1fq4j1AiAcA59jhEu7rM8INW-vCygPnmK/view?usp=sharing ) and the Assumption of Risk and Release of Liability here ( https://drive.google.com/file/d/1fMqfLui3cIu5iQsZ4D1CEh7c3BryUw85/view?usp=sharing )
-If you would like attend from July 5-9, you can find the code of conduct for that time period here:( https://drive.google.com/file/d/117kHGmmwOUXsPRBnwjFc86WlicpKqMvA/view?usp=sharing ) and the Assumption of Risk and Release of Liability here ( https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OLbtTtrv160VfF1DzAcIa9IWup3BbFFi/view?usp=sharing )
-c/Capt. Justin Bui
Check out the SRCA Newsletter Article in which your beautiful Chalk Walk photos were featured (See Page 53)!
Hi everyone!
Our cadets Racel Ligeralde and Abel Hurtado are going to be participating in the Falcon Playhouse’s Final Musical Production of the year: Working, live in person!
The showtimes are June 3rd and 4th at 6:30pm. The tickets are on sale right now and cost 7 dollars per device. Like the last performance, Ten/Two, a whole family can watch it from home for the cost of one ticket. You can find the playbill here
If you want to purchase tickets, click here
Check out this flier for our upcoming college presentation!
Hello everyone!
The deadline for the Captain Cherry Scholarship is TODAY! If you don’t apply, you could be missing out on a $1,000 scholarship! The scholarship can be found on the unit website under files and syllabi, or click here. Please submit all your teacher letter of reccomendations directly to MSgt T!
-c/Capt. Justin Bui
Hi everyone. Our StellarXplorer Junior Varsity team won third place at nationals! They were mentioned in the offical StellarXpress newsletter. Check them out here.
Hello, this is an important message about applying for SDYLC!
Hopefully, you and your family are well after this unique and terrible year. We are. Yet it has also been a year of unexpected opportunities. Here is the brief conference summary.
We provide a fun and hands on unique learning experience in leadership, American history, patriotism, and free enterprise. All the details are in the attached application regarding cost, location, and eligibility. A key point is that the conference is FREE with sponsorships. Please urge any and all rising sophomore, junior, and senior high school students to apply now! 60 different students on each of two days, June 19 and July 17. Total 120 students. Finally, the Youth Leadership Conference Board of Directors has resolved health issues and necessary modifications to this years’ Youth Leadership Seminars (YLS). Here are more highlights.
Located at VANC, Veterans Association of North county, in Oceanside. Still free with sponsorships from San Diego Chapter of MOWW. No requirement to list GPA. Signatures on applications can be electronic. Mailed or emailed to me. Receipt of applications to me no later than May 13. Non-JROTC and JROTC students welcome. No overnight. No requirement to balance number of boys with girls. No requirement to limit numbers from each school or organization. Any students who attend may also attend, if still eligible, the four day three night Conference in 2022 planned for UCSD. The applications are attached. One is fillable online. The signatures can be electronic or pasted in. If you have questions, contact Companion Debbie Kash at applications@sdylc.org Thank you!
Here is the website to locate both the printable and fillable applications. These are due to MSgt. Toledo or Col. Tucker by May 7! http://www.sdylc.org/application/
The Four Star Leadership Conference is approaching! This is an amazing opportunity and we highly suggest you apply!
Cadets must apply by midnight on Sunday, 2 May 21. They will list either MSgt Toledo or I as a reference. The application will then send an email to MSgt Toledo and I, and we will put our recommendation in on 3 May 21 (our deadline).
WHAT: Four Star Leadership Conference with General Tommy Franks
WHEN: 10 – 16 July 2021
WHO: Freshman, Sophomores, or Juniors
WHERE: Students will be housed on the Oklahoma Christian University campus and travel to various locations where they will meet and engage with national and international leaders including politicians, dignitaries and sports stars.
COST: FREE. All travel, training and meals are provided at no cost to students. This opportunity is valued at more than $4,000.
LINK to Apply: https://www.fourstarleader.com/apply.html
DESCRIPTION:
Four Star Leadership is a world-class summer leadership program that welcomes 70 of the top high school students from around the world to meet face-to-face with national and international leaders. The program offers a once in a lifetime opportunity, confronting students with practical leadership and ethical scenarios and challenging them to address them individually in a persuasive speech and writing competition, and collaboratively in an Ethics Bowl competition.
Students develop skills in team-building, persuasive speaking, persuasive writing, and collective problem solving. This is an extraordinary opportunity for high school students to learn, to enhance their leaderships skills, and to potentially gain scholarships, internships and recommendations. The program is build around the core principles of CHARACTER, COMMON VISION, COMMUNICATION and CARING, which guided General Tommy Franks through a 38-year military career. These principles form a platform of discovery for the next generation of America’s leaders.
OPPORTUNITY: Students will also be challenged with practical leadership and ethical scenarios, including in a persuasive speech and writing competition and collaboratively in an Ethics Bowl tournament. Participants will have the opportunity to earn a portion of $30,000 in scholarships, gain internships and receive letters of recommendation.
Hello Cadets,
If you are interested in joining the JROTC Joint Brigade Staff, then click here for an application. If you woud like more information about the different positions that are available, then click here.
To apply you need to have a GPA of 3.5 or higher and should turn in the application to the ASI or SASI by April 21st
Hello Seniors!
If you would like to make a speech at graduation, applications are officially open. Check it out here
Hello everyone! An article on our flight academy selects was recently published in the SRCA newsletter, created by our very own Khushi Chaudhari! You can view it here.
Hello Everyone! The deadline for the annual “Marines in Flight” Student Art Contest is fast approaching. The contest is a wonderful way for students to not only utilize their artistic skills, but also to learn about family and U.S. history.
All San Diego County students in grades 6-8 and 9-12 qualify for the contest. There are cash prizes in each category. The online entries are due by April 6, 2021.
Info and entry forms can be found here!
There is also an Essay Contest due April 14th (300$ for first place), on the question, “Who is your Hero?” You can find instructions here.
Hello Everyone! If you are interested in a Navy Scholarship, check out this flier and website for more info!
Hello Everyone! Our cadets Abel Hurtado and Racel Ligeralde are participating in the Ten/Two Play, starting on the 25/26/27 of March! It should be a good time, so check them out! You can view the flyer here, and purchase tickets(only 5$) here!
Here are the Q3 Cycle 3 Promotees!
Our Academic team has been selected to go to finals in Washington D.C, in the JROTC Leadership and Academic Bowl (JLAB) National Competition from 18-22 June 2021! Please congratulate Samuel Chen, Patrick Ngo, Vanessa Zhou, and Kevin Zhou if you see them!
Our very own Jessica Pham has been selected as the Sons of the American Revolution (San Diego Chapter) Outstanding ROTC Cadet! She will now go on to compete at the state level, which includes a significant monetary award. Be sure to congratulate her if you see her!
Here’s a a message from c/Capt Mackenzie Trinh!
This month we will be participating in two community service events:
The Chalk Walk Event (March 8th-March 31st) The purpose of this project is to spread positive messages using chalk, and help destigmatize mental health, while maintaining a Covid-safe environment.
More Details on Chalk Walk 2021
The CFL Recycling Drive (March 8th- March 26th) Covers For Lives plans on collecting bottles and cans to raise money to purchase packs of travel sized shampoo. 100% of all profits will be donated to the SDUSD.
More Details on CFL Recycling Drive
You can easily participate in both events and earn community service hours while also helping two great causes! The attached documents have detailed information about each event, if you have any questions feel free to contact c/Capt. Mackenzie Trinh!
There are new female hair regulations! You can find them listed here:
Hey everyone (mainly First Years) ! IF you were unable to attend our informational meeting this afternoon, then please check our presentations if you want to know more about the LG/PA Squadrons and what we do! The link to our application is also posted in the slides itself, please apply!! LG: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1H14bsMYOKCEAtf8onjCOlh_Rcqk0_28MOD70xBob110/edit#slide=id.g2d29d1a5760e55bf_33 PA: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1aVDaWcpbBZ-1PNlq8XW7Pm326l6r0mdfpyOrYPgtcc0/edit#slide=id.gbcc6d9c4f8_0_4
Hi everyone,
Mrs. Serritella is putting a call out for students to join the IT/Leadership program for the 2021-22 school year.
We are looking for tech-savvy students to become members of the 2021-2022 SRHS EdTech Team!
Members will have the opportunity to learn leadership skills while helping the SRHS community with the technology needs of the school, staff, and students ranging from troubleshooting various technology to website development and management. This is an elective course (Period 2) with assigned requirements that will be submitted to the teacher and district for grading purposes.
The deadline for applications will be Friday, Feb. 26
Course Requirements:
You can apply using this form. (You must be on your student account)
Hi everyone!
The PA and LG Freshman applications are out NOW! We highly suggest you apply, and take your first taste of responsibility in the corps. The applications are attached here, and in addition to that, please come to the LG/PA informational meeting THIS THURSDAY from 1330-1430 on MSgt. Toledo’s Zoom code. We will be discussing application questions, what our squadrons do, and what you can do after being selected. Instructions on how to fill out the applications are on the applications.
FRESHMAN LG APP:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1BuBn_RIloOtvsEdl0PEf-Ry__m-iNegTyAuXvv_8_2M/edit?usp=sharing
FRESHMAN PA APP:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1e7okTG-W3P2UUY7WSSWfqqpOW46TekGJPKWTu-W7DhQ/edit?usp=sharing
-c/Capt. Justin Bui
Hello everyone! This is important info for the week of February 8th.
As a reminder, The Virtual No Place for Hate High School Tour will be coming to SRHS virtually on Wednesday, February 10th from 1:30 – 2:15pm. Please register using the Link: NPFH Virtual Tour Flyer. One student in attendance will win an Xbox!! The login link is in the flyer.
Good afternoon!
The Air Commando Association (ACA) is looking for a few outstanding senior AFJROTC cadets to apply for two scholarships in 2021. The Ray Bourque Service and Lt Col Dave Krebs High Flight scholarships are for senior cadets’ use after their high school graduation and must be applied for NLT 31 March of their graduation year to be awarded by 30 April of the same year. Funds to be distributed to the school no later than 31 July.
The Ray Bourque scholarship in the amount of $2,000 and the Lt Col Dave Krebs High Flight scholarship in the amount of $4,000 are to be spent on college expenses according to cadet eligibility requirements.
You can find the Ray Bourque scholarship here, and the Lt Col Dave Krebs scholarship can be found here.
Oh wonderful friends, Group and Deputy Commander Selections are COMING SOON!!!
If you
YOU should apply to be the next Group or Deputy Commander for 2021-2022.
Here are some meetings we are having to assist you in your application process
Senior Staff Q&A Panel TODAY at 130 on MSgt T’s Zoom: Resume Building Workshop: February 3 at 130
Interview Advice: February 24
The first step to apply is to turn in a ONE PAGE Resume by 19 February @1500 to the Unit Email: ca.935.ro@gmail.com
All candidates will then conduct an interview with the ASI/SASI and current Group/Deputy. We will release the interview schedule shortly after 19 February.
NOTE: This is ONLY for Juniors applying to be the next Group/Deputy Commander HOWEVER, we encourage those who want to go for the other 7 Senior Staff positions to apply as well. It will help you improve your interview skills, leave a good impression upon the ASIs, and show your motivation to lead the unit. Please read this attachment for more information.
Feel free to reach out if you have any questions on Messenger or cky2003florida@gmail.com -c/urbff Christian Yoon
Good evening! This is a reminder that we have a Senior Staff Q/A Panel tommorow from 1330 to 1430 on MSgt. Toledo’s Zoom code. You can come and ask us anything about our jobs, or anything you’d like to ask in general. If you’re interested in a Senior Staff position, if you’re on the fence, or even if you don’t know at all, we highly encourage you to come, because your mind might change or you might learn something useful! Be there or (be)^2
-c/Capt. Justin Bui
Happy Friday everyone! I hope your finals went well.
Quarter 3 cadetsThere will be a uniform & knowledge inspection this upcoming Monday (25 Jan). Make sure you have your haircuts, shoes shined & uniforms pressed! Knowledge will be Military Time (First Years) & the Phonetic Alphabet (Upperclassmen).
Also, don’t forget there are weekly All Call Meetings every Monday at 1400! I hope to see you there. -c/Maj. Katherine Tat
Happy Wendnesday, everyone!
Here is the list of our Quarter 2 promotees, which was announced in flight today! For those who would like to review their tests, there will be a Promotion Test review session Wednesday, 20 January at 1:00pm, on MSgt T’s Zoom ID. Congratulations to all of you who promoted! Please come by to Wednesday’s distribution to grab your new ranks!
c/CMSgt Philip Sargent
Here’s a message from PA CC c/Capt Justin Bui!
Hello everyone! If you are interested in virtual Boys’ State (which will be conducted from June 19-25, 2021) check out this flier for more info on this valuable opportunity.
Boys’ State Brochure
They are looking for candidates that have these qualities:
1.Successfully completed or will complete his junior year.
2.Be a student in good standing.
3.Have at least one more semester of high school remaining.
4.Individuals with very high character, leadership qualities and good citizenship.
If you would like to apply, you will need to submit a resume and short essay(below a page) on why you would like to attend Boys’ State to MSgt. Toledo and Col. Tucker by 1500 on February 5th.
Good luck!
-c/Capt. Justin Bui
Here’s a message from Logistics CC, c/Capt. Jacob Wong:
Hello everyone! Friendly reminder that you have exactly 1 WEEK to turn in your Uniform Receipts into your Flight’s Google Classroom (before 1/22 at 11:59pm). You have lots of time to turn them in especially since there’s a 3-day weekend. Be sure to read ALL the directions posted in the link below. Have a restful weekend and good luck on finals!
https://docs.google.com/document/d/154VS4ggphJO3vAYAeDHpBMhNYjtOLhc4p_kA3mfS9eo/edit
Hello everyone!
Here is a list by flight of everyone who earned Snap Raise gear. If you are on this list, we expect you to come to distribution TODAY(1:30-3:30) to pick up your gear. Hope to see you there!
Here’s the list of cadets who have earned rewards from the SnapRaise program this year! https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qh2YTh1ATpcUVv2IYhTxWVp-BjXmS7lh/view?fbclid=IwAR1YL-xrXrKJXOthORoOtySFdVcHvrlLWsUj6dzeJoDmE3mTSGxaiMhLY5U
If you are interested in flight or the Air Force, check this out!
Pathway to Wings Career Presentation
21 December 2020 @ 6pm Central Time
Platform: ZoomGov Webinar
This will be an interactive brief given by Air Force aviators to talk about flight opportunities in the USAF and scholarship opportunities for students. We will also have a panel of aviators on the line to answer questions live about USAF aircraft, missions, life style, or anything else the participants would like to know.
Attached is the flyer for the event or you can go to our social media to find more information. Students or parnets can register at the website (https://bit.ly/pathwaytowingsdecember2020) provided on the flyer and they will receive an email discussing event details. They can also go to our google drive link https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1i1YU9aHQPFuSMTRyRsRUIUknU1b6EDt-?usp=sharing for supplemental information about the brief and aviation careers.
If you want to learn more check out our social media websites and YouTube channel for interesting content and motivational videos all about aviation!
Facebook: @usaf.inspire
Instagram: USAF_inspire
Twitter: USAF_inspire
YouTube: AFRS Detachment 1
You and your fellow students are invited!
College App & FASFA Help is being hosted by the SDUSD Counseling Department on Thursday, November 5, 2020, from 4:30-5:30pm!
Meeting Information:
Topic: College Advising/Financial Aid
Time: Nov 5, 2020 04:30 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)
Zoom Meeting Link:
https://sandiegounified.zoom.us/j/83406653462
Meeting ID: 834 0665 3462
This link is to a list where you can find all of our school’s clubs! Check it out if you are interested in joining one.
Happy Monday, everyone! Here is the list of our Quarter 1 promotees, which was announced at today’s All Call.
Congratulations to all of you who promoted! c/CMSgt Philip Sargent
Our unit is approved to help with the Covers For Lives project! Check out this flier to see how you can make a difference, and earn merits/volunteer hours.
Good morning! If you are an artist, poet, or writer, these are some competitions that might interest you. For artists: The Flying Leathernecks Art Competition is open! More info can be found at this link. This is due April 6, 2021. For writers and poets, USD has a essay/poetry contest with the theme “How my Character Developed during the Pandemic”. You can find more info at this link. The deadline for this is October 23, note that you will have to submit your essay/poem to MSgt Toledo. -C/Capt Justin Bui
The Upperclassmen PA Applications can be found here! It is highly encouraged that you apply-Instructions can be found on the document.
This is a message from our first sergeant!
Happy (taco) Tuesday, everyone!
It’s that time of year again! Get out your Handbooks and D&C manuals, because it’s about time for our first promotion cycle of AY 2020-21!
Our first promotion cycle for Quarter 1 cadets (A, B, and C flights only) will be taking place during flight on Thursday, 22 October.
Below is a list of topics to study, which corresponds to the rank that you will be testing into (NOT your current rank).
Have a great rest of the week, everyone! Hope to see you all earn some new stripes and bars next Thursday!
c/CMSgt Philip Sargent
These are the incentives for our Snap Raise program!
Good Evening Cadets!
The first day to dropoff donations for the care-house project will be tomorrow (10/7) from 1:30 - 3:30pm!!
If you send a picture of your receipt (to mackenzietrinh@gmail.com) you will be rewarded merits and volunteer hours:
Each flight will have assigned donations and they will be as follows:
These are the approved snacks for donations:
If you have any questions feel free to message Cassandra Portrey, or myself, Mackenzie Trinh!
~c/Capt Mackenzie Trinh
You can find the link to buy unit shirts, visors, and caps here. It is highly encouraged that you buy one, and make sure to bring your reciept on a distribution day and tell your flight commander you bought one, and you will recieve your purchase.
Remember that there is a mandatory all call for all Q2 Cadets today at 130! You can find the info in your google classrooms. Only Q2 cadets have to go.
Check out this Kitty Hawk Flier!
This letter contains important information about Snap Raise for parents! Please show it to them.
This is a message from our Logistics Commander!
Hello everyone! Here is more IMPORTANT information you need to know for Wednesday’s Uniform Item Distribution (9/23) from 1300-1530 (1:00-3:30). Please read it all :)).
| Remember to tell Teams/Flight CC if you need an item BEFORE Tuesday Afternoon (if you need a cord, ask your teams’ cc | if you need ranks, ask your flight cc, and etc.). If you don’t let them know, you can’t come. |
It is best that you guys get your “needed items” now. I hope this clears up any confusion, but if there are any questions, please let me know! Thanks, everyone!
-c/Capt. Jacob Wong :))
Hello first years! Here is the Two Week Training permission slip, due this Wednesday (9/23)! It is highly reccomended you go, to increase your drill knowledge as a first year and be ahead of the curve!
The following is a message from our First Sergeant!
What’s up, gamers?
A.G.A. Nation’s JROTC E-Sports program is still accepting interested cadets! Here is some updated information about the program:
Our unit can fill as many 4 person teams as we want to compete in a Super Smash Bros “round robin” format. Ultimately, the best team from EACH school in the local tournament will advance to compete in a March Madness style bracket style competition among participating schools. The winning high school team or club will receive $1,000 in school donations from the A.G.A. Foundation! There will also be 2nd, 3rd place prizes as well as donations to the schools and students for their participation. AND… the top JROTC unit that invites and encourages other 4 person student teams from their school, will receive a $500 donation to their program!
If you are interested and have not gotten in contact with me, send an email to philipsargent005@gmail.com, or contact me directly. (13 have signed up so far)
Check out the flyer here, or visit https://www.aganation.com/jrotc/ for more information. (Please do NOT register on the form on the website, as CA-935th is already registered to participate.)
-c/CMSgt Philip Sargent
This is a message from our Operations Commander!
Good evening!
This Thursday (24 September) at 1800-2000 there is a virtual Air Force Recruiting Town Hall opportunity. Recruiters from each Air Force accessions source (AFROTC, Air Force Academy, Enlisted, Reserved & Air National Guard) will attend. Students and parents are welcome to join. This meeting will be especially beneficial to Seniors, as the Air Force High School Scholarship Program application is open until the end of this year.
To attend the Town Hall, register in advance using this link.
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the Zoom meeting.
If you are interested, but cannot make the event, please contact the ASIs. Have a great rest of your evening,
c/Maj Katherine Tat
This is an important message from our Operations Commander!
ATTENTION Q1 CADETS: everyone (aside from Senior Staff & Q2 cadets) is to to be in the following attire this Monday for inspection:
Thank you and have a great weekend, c/Maj. Katherine Tat
Hello everyone!
THIS APPLIES TO ALL FIRST YEARS:
This Friday (9/18), from 1330 to 1600 (1:30-4:00), please come to the school to pick up your PT gear. Even if you do NOT have RO this Quarter, you still are required to come. If you are unable to, let your Flight Commander or Sgt know. ALSO, if you bought a Unit Shirt, make sure to bring the receipt or some form of confirmation that you bought it, on Friday and you will be given your Unit Shirts. Please don’t forget to bring your own pen as well. If there are any upperclassmen that need new PT Gear due to it being worn out or you need a new size, you are welcome to come as well. If you have other pick-up needs (ex: uniform items), you MUST email MSgt. Toledo or Col. Tucker BEFORE Friday. Here is the link to purchase the Unit Shirt (highly recommended)
If there are any questions, message c/Capt. Jacob Wong for any more details. Thanks everyone!
-c/Capt. Justin Bui
Hello! If you would buy a unit shirt, you can purchase them here. You will find them useful! Make sure to bring a receipt on Friday, and you will receive your shirt then.
Kitty Hawk is looking for returning or new upperclassmen that would like to become Kitty Hawk Tutors! If you’re interested in tutoring other cadets while also gaining community service hours, please consider applying.
Requirements are a at least a 3.0 GPA, and only Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors can apply. Due date is NEXT Friday (9/18).
For further information, check out the Kitty Hawk website:
or contact c/2dLt Trent Bien on Messenger or his email: trenton.bien@gmail.com
Click here for the application.
c/Capt Ryan Ong
The following is a message from our Operations commander!
Good evening!
Our first reoccurring All Call Meeting is Monday (14 September) from 1400-1500! The code is the same one used for daily class. All Call Meetings are used to distribute information to the entire corps. All JROTC cadets are required to attend All Call Meetings every week unless they are excused by their Flight Commander or Sergeant. There is also an optional Social Half Hour from 1500-1530. Cadets are highly encouraged to join!
The following is the protocol for the Zoom meeting:
I recommend you come ready to take notes, as there will be a lot of info communicated during the meeting. At the end, there will be a brief Q/A session with open mic/chat, allowing each cadet to ask questions. You can use the participants button to “raise your hand”, which allows the moderator to see hands raised and call on people one at a time. See you all on Monday!
c/Maj Katherine Tat
Here is a message from our First Sergeant about a new opportunity for you!
Happy Thursday, everyone! A.G.A. Nation is providing two opportunities for high schools and JROTC units across the country to participate in E-Sports and Gaming activities and tournaments!
A.G.A. Nation is holding region-wide E-Sports tournaments supporting JROTC programs across the United States:
-ESPORTS competitions invite JROTC High School units across the country to compete for cash and prizes! -The multi-week tournament invites 4 person teams from various rival high schools to compete. -One winning team from each school then advances to take part in a region-wide tournament. -JROTC programs that are selected and agree to serve as official hosts of their school tournament, receive donations back to their program!
Also being offered is a cinematic, mobile app experience featuring a curriculum based message: A-GAMES VIRTUAL SERIES!
Inspired by their Bring Your ‘A Game’ to School™ (BMX themed) & DUNK Distracted Driving™ (basketball themed) high school assembly programs, the A-Games Virtual Series features:
-A 25-minute digital series highlighting BOTH DUNK and BMX programs. -A curriculum entertainment based, multiple POV camera cinematic experience, downloadable courtesy of a -revolutionary mobile app. -First high school air date available will be January 2021!
Check out the A.G.A. Nation website for more information! Please contact me by email at philipsargent005@gmail.com if you are interested in participating in either the JROTC E-Sports program or the A-Games Virtual Series!
More information is to come if we have enough interest, so please take a look!
Have a great day, everyone!
c/CMSgt Philip Sargent
This is a message from Deputy Commander c/Lt. Col Samantha Scotchlas about our cadet handbook!
Good Morning Everyone! I am so excited to announce some big news! The 2020-2021 Cadet Handbook and Cover is updated and complete! There are more additions (ie uniform regulation and military knowledge essentials) and should be more universal! Feel free to print out the whole handbook or just the pages you want/need to write in, highlight, mark up, etc. We will also be posting the new Cadet Handbook to the Unit Website. Please let a Senior Staff member know if you encounter any issues!
c/Lt. Col Samantha Scotchlas
Hello everyone! If you are interested in the StellarCamp, the sign up form is located here. Note that you’ll have to download STK per the instructions. Also if you are signing up, send an email to Carter Johnson at stellar@carterj.us concerning your interest. Secondly, send an email to stellarxplorers@afa.org asking for StellarCamp info.
Hello everyone! These are the promotion tests for vSLS! Good Luck! Remember that these close 9:56 PM tommorow, 8/22.
Also, please fill out this feedback form for week 2, so we can improve in future!
Here is a very important announcement from our StellarXplorers SNCO about joining StellarCamp:
Hello everyone! There is an amazing program happening called StellarCamp! This Camp will teach and give information about learning the basics of StellarXplorers. If you are interested in participating in StellarCamp for StellarXplorers, please send an email to Carter Johnson at stellar@carterj.us concerning your interest. Secondly, send an email to stellarxplorers@afa.org asking for StellarCamp info. Remember that you can participate even if you don’t plan to be in StellarXplorers, as anyone can join. StellarCamp day one starts on September 5 at 0900-1300. If you need help, contact stellar@carterj.us
We hope you take advantage of this wonderful opportunity! -c/MSgt Carter Johnson
Hello everyone! Our very first vSLS is drawing to a close. If you are a first year who has attended 9+ days of vSLS, you can take a promotion test to be able to advance to the next rank. If you are an upperclassman who is below c/SrA and is going to SLS for the first time, you can also promote with this test. The link to this promotion test will be released on the updates tab on the unit website(https://ca-935th.com/updates/) right after vSLS ends on Friday, 8/21. Christian will also post the link to the test in the Zoom chat during vSLS. You have until 10 pm Saturday to take the test. Good luck!
c/Capt. Justin Bui
Hello everyone! We have a featured article about our recent Virtual Awards Banquet in the August edition of the local Scripps Ranch Civic Association Newsletter! Check it out here on pg. 49!
-c/Capt. Justin Bui
Top of the morning to you laddies! If you are techy, have nothing to do, or are both of those, this is a great summer opportunity for you. The info for this CyberStart Game opportunity is linked here. Please check it out! If you are interested in doing this, please tell me on Messenger or at justin7354@gmail.com if you would like to participate. -c/Capt. Justin Bui
If you missed today’s APT Ted Talk on mental and physical health, you can view it here.
Please read this important message with info pertaining to the rest of the school year.
If you want to get ripped this summer, you can look over all of the previous weekly workout routines here!
If you were not there at the virtual Awards Banquet on June 5, you can watch a recording here, with the password being 8W@@S+XP.
Heyyy guys, I hope you are all ecstatic for the Virtual Awards Banquet tomorrow and please remember your attire! This post is about Uniform Returns, specifically for the Seniors and Non-Returning Cadets who were unable to return their uniforms during the previous specified dates. This upcoming Tuesday (6/9), ALL Seniors will have to RETURN their Regular and Team Uniforms. This will happen at the same time when you guys are picking up your graduation diplomas. There will be a station already in place for cadets to return their uniform parts. Attached Below is an updated document of the Uniform Return Checklist so please make sure you read ALL of it! As well, the Uniform Items MUST BE DRY-CLEANED if possible. Most dry cleaners have been open so it’s highly recommended you turn in your uniforms into the dry cleaners this Saturday (6/6) so you can get them back before Tuesday (6/9). https://docs.google.com/document/d/136wgvd-B3D_0MRhALKE0IlKcdBAK8kYd4ABQSVsYQLQ/edit?usp=sharing If you guys have any questions, please let me know thank you! - c/Capt. Jacob Wong
This is an important message for all students. Please view it if you have not already.
Attached are the letter and map for the SRHS Class of 2020 Car Parade. Please share it out!
If you missed today’s APT Presentation on Normalcy, you can view it here.
Please check out this document for info on textbook returns and this document for important info for seniors, as well as other important miscellanious info.
Check out these amazing artworks by our talented cadets!
c/Michelle Resubal:
c/Annie Lien:
c/Jessica Tuey:
Please view this document with important information concerning uniform returns, ESPECIALLY if you are a cadet leaving the program.
This is a message from your Logistics Commander concerning uniform returns. Uniform Returns ONLY apply to Non-Returning RO Cadets. Cadets will be required to return ALL of these Uniform Items that are posted on the 1st attached link. DOUBLE CHECK that you have EVERYTHING on that list. Departing cadets will place all their UNIFORM ITEMS neatly in a sealed bag with the Label for the bag securely attached to it. The Label is on the second page of the 2nd attached link titled “Collection for Uniforms”. For AWARDS BANQUET: IF you are a cadet that is on the CURRENT Senior Staff / General Staff of 2019-2020 and are NOT returning to RO next year, you will RETURN YOUR UNIFORMS on your scheduled date. You will be required to dress in appropriate civilian attire for the awards banquet.
The instructions and the checklist of uniform items that need to be returned can be found here.
If you missed today’s APT presentation on attending colleges, check it out here!
The United States Air Force’s Thunderbirds will be honoring local front-line healthcare workers with a series of flyovers of local hospitals in San Diego beginning at noon this Friday, May 15.
The flyovers will follow a south to north route, beginning in South Bay before heading north over several local hospitals, including Sharp Chula Vista, Scripps Mercy Chula Vista, Sharp Grossmont, Sharp Memorial, UCSD Medical Center, Rady Children’s Hospital, VA Medical Center La Jolla, Scripps Green, Scripps Encinitas and Palomar Medical Center.
After leaving San Diego County, the Thunderbirds will continue their salutes over Southern California with flyovers in Orange County and Los Angeles.
The Thunderbirds have been honoring front-line healthcare workers with flyovers of medical facilities impacted by COVID-19 across the United States over the past few weeks.
Give them a cheer!
After many amazing interviews, the General Staff for 2020-2021 have been finalized, and will be announced next Monday, May 18, during the official portion of the weekly Zoom All Call meeting. Please note that if you have not registered for the meeting through the registration link in Google Classroom, you will not be able to enter the meeting. We hope to see each and every single one of you there!
Calling all high school students! Join us on May 21 for a USAF Recruiting Town Hall. We will have recruiters from every Air Force accessions source present to give information and answer questions. If you’re interested in military service but not sure where to start, this is the perfect session for you!
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This Friday, 5/15, c/Arvin Espanta will have his APT Ted Talk with tips for applying to college. All are encouraged to come! The meeting ID is 730 594 1022, and will be from 12:30pm-1:00pm.
Our Cyberpatriot team recently competed in the SoCal Cyber Cup, and the awards ceremony is available for you to watch here!
Please fill out this form about this year’s cadet standouts! Note that only current cadets may vote.
Check out this collage of the old and new teams commanders!
Good afternoon to everyone!
c/Hilary Nguyen has brought up a community service opportunity!
-WHAT: A virtual recital where people can play/sing for senior citizens online -WHEN: Sunday, May 17th @ 3:00pm -WHERE: Zoom, access codes and additional info will be provided after signing up -WHO: Anyone and everyone is invited to perform!
Cadets will be able to perform once HOWEVER if there are not enough sign-ups, those already signed up may perform twice. Regardless, the maximum you may earn is 1 hour of CS.
You MUST sign-up by contacting Hilary Nguyen NLT May 6th (Wednesday)!! You may contact her for additional questions, comments, or concerns.
This is a great opportunity for you talented people to use your gifts while making someone else’s day at the same time! Sign up before it’s too late !!
🎵🎶🎵
~c/Capt. Michelle Resubal
Attention all artists! The “Marines in Flight” student art contest is open to students in grades 6-8 and 9-12, there are cash prizes and winning entries will be displayed on the Flying Leatherneck Aviation Museum’s website and in the museum’s galleries. The online entries are due by May 15, 2020.
The info and entry form are here
And a downloadable flier is here
Good luck!
This is the recording of the weekly Zoom meeting from April 27 if you missed it, and the password is 9t#++BK+.
Here’s a message from your APT Commander:
“Hello everyone, despite the quarantine APT is still doing TEDTalks to help you guys out especially in the new situation we’re all in. This week Cassie and Sam will be doing a presentation on how to read well, and take notes that will help you in your future studies. The next TEDTalk will be with Arvin on how to apply for colleges, so stay tuned and I hope to see everyone this Friday:)” ~c/2nd Lt Nyssa Sais Montoya
Don’t miss out on some very helpful information! ~c/Captain Michelle Resubal ⭐️
This is a survey for seniors concerning senior activities, if you are a senior please take it!
ATTENTION ALL CADETS:
The next ALL CALL Meeting is scheduled for 27 April and the official portion of the meeting will start promptly at 1400. Please use the the following meeting ID to log in NLT 1345. Note that next year’s drill team commanders will be announced then!
(MEETING ID: 775-351-5443)
ZOOM meetings (SASI/ASI ALL CALL meetings) will take place every Monday at 1400. This platform will be used on a weekly basis for all cadets to stay informed and inquire/ask any questions of the instructors and cadet senior leadership. The ZOOM site will unofficially open at 1330 for all cadets who would like to “casually socialize” with other cadets. The official portion of the SASI/ASI ALL CALL meeting will begin promptly at 1400-1500 with the remaining 30 minutes for casual socializing.
Agenda 1330-1400: Open socializing (no instructors will be online) 1400-1500: Official cadet call (SASI/ASI will join at this time) 1500-1530: Open socializing (no instructors will be online)
Check out this collage of this and next year’s Senior Staff!
If you weren’t there to see today’s SS announcements, here is the footage!
Here is the general staff interview schedule. We hope to see you there!
2020-2021 Senior Staff Announcements Thursday, April 16 @2 pm with social hour 130-2 and 230-3 over Zoom; code is 952-415-911
General Staff Interview Schedule will be released Thursday, April 16 directly after Senior Staff Announcements. Let Christian Yoon know if you cannot make your specific interview time @cky2003florida@gmail.com
General Staff Interviews will occur April 20-May 8
If you are interested in the Air Force as a career, or AFROTC in college, SDSU is hosting an online expo on April 18, for a live info session for prospective students. This is the official info:
College of Professional Studies. US Air Force: Careers and Pathways
An overview of the Air Force ROTC program, which trains college students to commission into the USAF after graduation. We will discuss the program, scholarships, jobs available after graduation, and extracurriculars.
Ifyou’ve always wanted to be a pilot, this is the session for you!
https://SDSU.zoom.us/s/8083585050
April 18, 10am to 11 am.
Scripps Ranch High School has launched a student tech help page that is supposed to get students up and running with setup help and access to other learning sites.
It is meant to be simple:
The link is here, and you can also find it on the school website under “for students”. Please note that you have to be signed in to your school account to access it, it will provide a 404 error otherwise.
The following info is aimed towards Armed Team members or any cadet who wishes to participate in a solo Armed Exhibition competition. Please note that the participant must be a high school student, must use their OWN rifle(not unit/gov owned rifles), must have parent consent, participation is strictly independent and not connected to JROTC support in any way, the attire must be strictly civilian (trousers, plain collared shirt, footgear - no logos or identifying items on clothing), the routine must be 2-3 minutes with no strict area size (although 30’x30’ is typical), and the participant is responsible for viewing the online SOP. The sign up sheet is here.
The following are the official rules:
Students participating will be entered by their parent and/or guardian only. JROTC instructors should contact their cadets and/or parent to alert them to this method of entry and send them the attached entry form…but JROTC instructors can maintain no official or unofficial involvement past that point.
High school students who choose to enter this event must have their own drill rifle or have access to one.
The performing cadet will simply provide their name and school info for registration and for report in & out on the video. No service affiliation will be sought nor presented in any manner. To that end, cadets will compete with long pants and collared shirt. This clothing has no restrictions on colors or style BUT cannot in anyway identify a military service branch by writing, image or words used in the routine (a non-descript cover is optional and not required).
The registration fee will be for one cadet or two soloist from the same school but each cadet must compete a separate registration form.
Filming of the routine must be done from a 10’ distance at all times and must be done by a household member (NOTE: cannot have friends gather to perform and film).
No boundaries will be officially in use, however students should review the score sheet to see that marching is a graded element of the competition. Traditional area is 25-33 feet square. And a 2-3 minute time limit is still in effect.
Regarding cancellations for SNI drill events, they said “We have gone through the arduous process of finalizing all refunds still outstanding for the numerous drill & ceremony competitions that we have been forced to cancel. For those programs still awaiting refund checks, the last round is mailing by this Friday and you should have them in your hands by next week. SNI is sorry for the delay but this is all new territory for us as well. We are glad to be able to finalize this for you and again, so sorry for the time this took to complete.”
Here is a message from our new Group Commander concerning General Staff.
General Staff Presentation Notes:
Tuesday Newsday!!
Samantha and I will be holding a presentation over Zoom for all General Staff applicants. It will be highly informative and better prepare you for the General Staff Application process, especially during this time where the only mode of communication is through digital means. ALL GENERAL STAFF APPLICANTS are highly encouraged to attend this meeting.
When: this Thursday, April 9 @2 pm
Where: Over Zoom with the join code 877 940 293
What: Every officer (and some NCOs) for every General Staff Position from the staff of 2019-2020 will give a brief oral summary of what their job consists of, lesser-known duties, challenges, benefits, needed skills, etc Q&A from applicants to all current General Staff as well as Samantha and myself Application advice
Interview advice
General Staff advice
Why: So 2020-2021 General Staff Applicants can make informed decisions on what job they want to apply for and pursue in JROTC
So applicants can be well informed on how the digital interview/application process will proceed
So applicants can participate in the interview and application with the skills needed to be a competitive candidate and successfully gain the desired position
If you are unable to attend the meeting, go to this document below and there will be some notes that cover the general proceedings, but it will not be as enriching as attending the presentation firsthand https://docs.google.com/document/d/1MItLNzQ3-r4Dxjs8Bgy0c5a7prMpj_q67Da6zCW8TEs/edit?usp=sharing
Before and after the presentation, all applicants are encouraged to speak with the cadet currently in the position that the applicant desires or is curious about as well as read about the position in the Cadet Handbook
General Staff Application are due to the Google Forms by Friday, April 10!!!! Application: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1DZwTvaGfVbbMzlpX1u2ylCrL7YVeBP0bASNu35EpmBI/edit?usp=sharing
Google Forms (paste application document link here): https://forms.gle/82EWncCKcft21eNC9 All my love,
-c/urbff Christian Yoon
We have received some great news regarding one of our cadets!
Our amazing ItssAthena Amanatidis has recently been nationally recognized by being chosen as one of the Class of 2020 “100 High School Students America Needs to Know About”! Please see the picture describing all of the achievements Athena has accomplished.
Congratulations, Athena!! :D ❤️
https://www.workforcecareers.net/pages/about-us/100highschoolers2020
-c/Capt Kyrstn Hall
If you missed the group and deputy commander announcements, here is the recorded footage.
Our Cyberpatriot team recently qualified for the SoCal Cyber Cup Challenge Finals! Be sure to congratulate them if you talk to them
As of now, we will be having Zoom meetings (SASI/ASI All Call meetings), every Monday beginning April 6 at 1400. These meetings will be for all cadets who would like to stay informed/ask questions to the instructors/Senior Staff. The meeting will open at 1330 for casual socializing, the meeting will begin at 1400 when the instructors join and last to 1430, with 1430-1500 being for casual socializing again. The meeting code is 952-415-911. Hope to see you there!
Here is Christian and Samantha’s presentation about Senior Staff/General Staff interviews if you were not there at the meeting or wanted to review it.
Click here for the general staff application.
Sumbit your application here
The following is a message from the SNI Team concerning further drill events.
LATEST INFO REGARDING THE FUTURE DRILL EVENTS HOSTED BY SNI
In keeping with national regulations on group gatherings still in place combined with numerous school systems extending their stay closed dates until early May, SNI has made the tough but right call to cancel both the on-site and on-line NHSDTC competition. Therefore, no team events or color guard competitions will be hosted and the NHSDTC as a school championship event has been shut down for 2020. We want to congratulate those schools who worked hard all year. It is a phrase too often used but CORRECT in this instance, you are all winners for your efforts.
All students and JROTC cadets should be uplifted by school systems having the good sense to push out the date and not just reflexively cancel schools in so much of the nation. Good decisions are borne of good information and NOBODY knows what the USA or the world will look like in May. Currently the four JROTC service HQs have shut down all organized activities until further notice. We at SNI completely concur with this call. There is just too much unknown at this point to make any definitive call on yes or no to anything at any point in the future so shutting down until further notice from their perspective is the prudent call. Both the Air Force and Marine Corps JROTC HQs have asked SNI to not involve their service with anything this summer and we will honor that request. They will be plenty busy enough getting ready for the 2020-21 school year no doubt!
SNI has set an internal date of early May to pop up our periscope and see what the world looks like at that time. Many promising actions are happening across the globe that make us believe the world will be a very different and better place towards the end of April and we are very hopeful more of American will start to creep back into a more normal activity level - but again, time will tell. To all high school cadets, take your on-line classes seriously, follow all school district, service, local, state and federal guidelines in place and look for more information on future SNI events through email, the Facebook page for both the NHSDTC, Individual Drill competitions and the Nationals Drill Camp.
The Sports Network International Team
Samantha, Justin, Sharron, Jennifer
Please look at this flier for student safety on Zoom.
Cadet Leaders and Parents,
Please see message and attachment from our administration. They are asking all staff members for widest dissemination of this information. Please post to our unit website and SM accounts as well as emailing all parents.
On Monday, April 6th, admin will make a list of students who still need to fill out the survey. We will organize the students and assign them to individual staff members to call. We will create a script so a uniform message is being utilized by the school. All staff should be available to make calls so hopefully it will be only a few students per staff member to call. Additionally, please post the attached message or link on your websites, include the link in your reminder messages to students, SRHS social media accounts (such as ASB clubs or athletics), etc. The more we can get the message out to students the better chance we will have of catching the majority of students electronically, which will eliminate the need to call multiple students on Monday. The link to the survey is: https://forms.gle/5Y7Ljm21tmjC7BYa7
Thank you!
-MSgt T
The Scripps Ranch Civic Association is looking for people with 3D printers that are willing to print headgear for masks to provide to doctors/nurses that may come into contact with COVID-19 patients. In order to recieve the printing files, you must email the SRCA at coranavirushelp@scrippsranch.org. It takes around 6 hours to print a face shield, thus every face shield printed and delivered will be worth two volunteer hours, as your printer does most of the work. In order to recieve credit for those hours, you must send a picture of your printed face shields when you drop them off at the designated address and send them to c/Capt. Michelle Resubal or any of the Senior Staff members. Please take this opportunity to help people in need!
Here is the suggested PT plan for the next few weeks. Please make sure to follow it!
Here is the printable application for SDYLC as well as the fillable application. Please note that these are due to Sgt T+ Col T by April 17. Also, for seniors, please email your baby pictures to srhspa@gmail.com NLT April 23, to be included in the end of year video. Please include 3 baby/toddler/child pics and one current photo(please make sure it is recognizable).
Please take note on the following announcements: -Exhibition drill is postponed(cancelled) until further notice. No AFJROTC unit may gather to participate and/or practice for the filming of a Drill/Color Guard video to be submitted, regarding any virtual competition participation.
-Pass in Review is cancelled.
-Regarding our school’s move into online learning, please check out this link.
-Regarding the Flight Academy, it is still planned to happen, but all university partners are currently being impacted by COVID-19. Thus, Flight Academy cadet matching to universities will be delayed, and the Flight Academy team will provide more information NLT 10 April.
-In more uplifting news, as announced, our Group/Deputy Commander announcements will take place tommorow(3/27) at 1400. We will be using Zoom(download links here), and the meeting id will be 952-415-911. The Zoom meeting access will begin at 1330, and ALL cadets who want to join must login NLT 1345. The event will begin at 1400, with a Q/A session at the end. The following is protocol for the Zoom meeting:
-2020-2021 Group and Deputy Commmander announcements will take place on 3/27 at 1400!
-Senior Staff resume due dates have also been pushed back to 3/26. Note that if you already submitted a Group/Deputy Commander Resume, you will still need to submit one for Senior Staff. Please submit it by email to BOTH Col. Tucker and Sgt. T (dtucker@sandi.net and ftoledo@sandi.net respectively).
-Joint Brigade Staff resumes(rising seniors only) are also due to Col. Tucker and Sgt. T (again by email) by 4/6. Please apply if you are interested!
-If you(a senior/junior) are interested, you can obtain a AFJROTC Varsity Letter, the Varsity Letter Application is on this website (under files-files and syllabi-AFJROTC Letter Program). You must submit the document(or a picture of your printed form) to c/Col Matthew Custodio or c/Lt. Col Eric Lee in order to qualify.
-Finally, please fill out this form concerning your opinion of the corps and suggestions about how to move forward in this COVID-19 outbreak. Your input is valued!
Please read this letter from our ASI.
I want to take a minute to say a huge thank you to all of you. As I sit at home with my family watching all the news and information of COVID-19 coming in from all over the world, I’ve had time to reflect and process all the things that have been effected not just in my personal life but also all of yours as well.
As students/cadets, you have seen so much of your lives canceled for the time being - no school, no JROTC Ball, no drill comps, no base visits, no sports, no college visits, no SAT, no socializing in person.
Although disappointing to say the least, please know that LIFE IS NOT CANCELLED and each of you still have many things to look forward to enjoy and be challenged with.
I’m grateful for all your hard work despite a time of uncertainty for all of us. Thanks for all you do and everything you stand for as cadets, students and as individuals. As Colonel Tucker said to all of you before we left school. Be grateful for life and all that it throws at you (albeit good or bad). Embrace our loved ones, stay positive and make the best of your time while away from school.
Stay in touch (via social media) with family and friends and try to make these tumultuous times as normal as possible.
All of you need to be back at school as soon as it’s safe to do so and when that time comes, Colonel Tucker and myself will do everything we can to make it the best, enriching and most memorable last few months of our school year!
Students first, ALWAYS!
MSgt Toledo
As many of you may know, the recent COVID-19 crisis has caused our district’s schools to close. As of now, our school will be closed from today, March 16th, until April 6th. The district has provided supplementary learning materials for you to use, here. Please also check out the district’s new website for updates on the pandemic. Stay safe out there.
Check out this article detailing our YPF team’s recent competition!
Check out this flier if you are interested in having professional pictures taken at this year’s RO ball!
Tommorow, there will be a live stream here at 10:00 PST that will announce which teams are going to go to the JLAB Championships this year. Check it out and cheer on our Academic Bowl Team!
Please join Cadet Christian Yoon on February 29th at the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society Concert for a cure.
Please go to Wings n’ Things or Gong Cha this coming Monday (the 24th), to support our Varsity Color Guard! Make sure to present this flier when paying for your order to help them out!
Check out these amazing Scholarship Opportunities!!!
RAY BOURQUE SERVICE SCHOLARSHIP
4 of our very own cadets were selected to attend the Flight Academy! Cadets Raymond Sun, Derek Phan (Primaries), Ryan Ong, and Philip Sargent (Alternates) were all chosen to recieve full ride scholarships to an aviation university, in order to obtain a private pilot’s license over the summer. This scholarship is valued at about $22,500, and only 200 cadets out of 2575 were accepted, making the selection rate only 7.7%! These cadets are a true example of “excellence in all we do”. Make sure to congratulate them if you see them!
Click here to view the flyer for the Senior Staff Interview Process.
Today we celebrated Sgt T Day! We are lucky to have such an amazing instructor.
Today, our Academic Bowl team faced off against the Serra, Point Loma, and Patrick Henry high schools, and beat them all! We took first place with over 200 points. Be sure to congratulate the team members if you see them!
Check out the photos our PA staff took during our first field day here!
Our cadets raised a staggering 29,848 pounds for the canned food drive! Thank you so much for those who particpated! 
Here is the permission slip for our movie night on the 15th. Please remember to turn it in before Friday, and don’t forget your two cans. Hope to see you there!
Speaking of cans, here is the flyer for our canned food drive. Please spread the word, so we can help the needy as much as possible!
On the 23rd of October, cadets graciously gave up their free time to serve over 200 of the less fortunate at Father Joe’s Village. Be sure to thank them if you see them around!
Check out pictures from the recent Miramar Airshow and Cadet Picnic!
Click here to access the Community Service Verification Form.
Check out the photos from our fun first week at SLS here.
Check out the June AFJROTC newsletter here.
If you are a rising senior and are interested in applying to a service academy, visit this link for some important information!
Our Academic Bowl team did OUTSTANDING at JLAB 2019! Cadets Samuel Chen, Raymond Sun, Kevin Griggs and Vanessa Zhou were able to take home 1st place for Air Force Championship and 2nd place against the best team from the other JROTC branches.
Congratulations to our Academic Bowl team and thank you to those who watched the live stream and supported them!
Colonel Dennis P. Tucker is the Commander, Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps (AFROTC) Detachment 75, San Diego State University, California. He is responsible for recruiting, educating, training, motivating, selecting, and commissioning officer candidates through a comprehensive college program. He provides academic instruction on fundamental Air Force doctrine, practical leadership experience, and extensive field training emphasizing physical fitness and officership to prepare future officers for active duty.
Colonel Tucker was commissioned in 1991 through the AFROTC program at the University of Miami, Coral Gables, Florida. He has commanded at the squadron and group levels and has experience in intercontinental ballistic missile, theater ballistic missile warning, air operation center, and Air Force recruiting operations. He is a space weapons officer, Community College of the Air Force certified instructor, and Air Force strategist who has instructed numerous warfighters on the employment of air and space power at the operational level of war, forged Air Force doctrine, and shaped long range strategy for the Air Force.
Colonel Tucker served as a Strategy Planner and Chief of the Space Specialty Team in support of Operation NOBLE EAGLE immediately after 9/11 in the 1st Air Force Air Operation Center. He has served on the staffs of Headquarters Air Force Doctrine Center, Headquarters Air Mobility Command, and Headquarters Air Education and Training Command (AETC) as Executive Officer to the Commander. Col Tucker has also served at Headquarters U.S. Air Force as the Senior Deputy Chief of the Concepts, Strategy, and Wargaming Division. He is a distinguished graduate of Air Command and Staff College, and a graduate of both the Air Force Weapons School and the School of Advanced Air and Space Studies. Before assuming his current duties, he served as Commander, 372d Recruiting Group, Hill Air Force Base, Utah.
1991 Bachelor of Science in Mathematics, University of Miami, Coral Gables, Fla. 1996 Master of Science in Space Studies, University of North Dakota, Grand Forks, N.D. 1996 Squadron Officer School, Maxwell AFB, Ala. 1999 U.S. Air Force Weapons School (USAFWS), Space Division Graduate, Nellis AFB, Nev. 1999 Joint Aerospace Command and Control Course, Hurlburt Field, Fla. 2000 Command and Control Warrior Advanced Course, Hurlburt Field, Fla. 2000 Introduction to Special Operations Course, Hurlburt Field, Fla. 2001 NRO Systems Information Course, Chantilly, Va. 2003 Joint Planning Orientation Course, National Defense University, Joint Forces Staff College, Norfolk, Va. 2003 Fundamentals of Systems Acquisition Management, Defense Acquisition University 2003 Air Command and Staff College, by correspondence 2006 Air Command and Staff College, Maxwell AFB, Ala. (distinguished graduate) 2006 Master of Military Operational Art and Science, ACSC, Maxwell AFB, Ala. 2007 Space 300, Capstone for Space Professional Ed., National Security Space Institute, C. Springs, Colo. 2007 Air War College, by correspondence 2008 School of Advanced Air and Space Studies, Maxwell AFB, Ala. 2008 Master of Airpower Art and Science, SAASS, Maxwell AFB, Ala.
1.May 1992 – September 1992, Student, 4315th Combat Crew Training Squadron, Vandenberg AFB, Calif. 2.September 1992 – January 1997, Missile Combat Crew Commander, Flight Commander and OperationsSupport Flight Commander, 742nd Missile Squadron, Minot AFB, N.D. 3.January 1997 – February 1997, Student, Space IQT, 533d Training Squadron, Vandenberg AFB, Calif. 4.March 1997 – February 2000, Flight Commander and Chief, Mission Operations, 11th Space WarningSquadron, Schriever AFB, Colo. (July 1999 – December 1999, Student, USAFWS, Nellis AFB, Nev.) 5.February 2000 – February 2003, Deputy Director of Training, C2 Warrior School, Hurlburt Field, Fla.(September 2001 – March 2002, Strategic Planner, Operation NOBLE EAGLE, Continental NORAD Region, Tyndall AFB, Fla.) 6.February 2003 – July 2005, Chief, Space Tactics and Special Technical Operations Plans, HeadquartersAir Mobility Command (Combat Operations Division), Scott AFB, Ill. 7.July 2005 – June 2006, Student, Air Command and Staff College, Maxwell AFB, Ala. 8.June 2006 – June 2007, Chief, Counterspace Branch, HQ Air Force Doctrine Center, Maxwell AFB, Ala. 9.July 2007 – June 2008, Student, School of Advanced Air and Space Studies, Maxwell AFB, Ala. 10.June 2008 – June 2009, Senior Deputy Chief, Concepts Strategy and Wargaming Division (SkunkWorks), Headquarters U.S. Air Force Pentagon, Washington D.C. 11.July 2009 – June 2011, Commander, 336th Recruiting Squadron, Moody AFB, Ga. 12.June 2011 – July 2014, Executive Officer to the Commander, Air Education and Training Command,JBSA-Randolph, Texas 13.July 2014 – July 2016, Commander, 372d Recruiting Group, Hill AFB, Utah 14.July 2016 – present, Commander, AFROTC Det 075, San Diego State University, San Diego, CA
Legion of Merit Air Force Meritorious Service Medal with six oak leaf clusters Air Force Commendation Medal with one oak leaf cluster Air Force Achievement Medal with one oak leaf cluster Air Force Outstanding Unit Award with five oak leaf clusters Air Force Organizational Excellence Award with four oak leaf clusters Combat Readiness Medal with one oak leaf cluster National Defense Service Medal with bronze star device Global War on Terrororism Service Medal Air and Space Campaign Medal with bronze star device Nuclear Deterrence Operations Service Medal with “N” Device & 1 oak leaf cluster Air Force Expeditionary Service Ribbon Air Force Special Duty Ribbon Air Force Recruiter Ribbon
Distinguished Graduate – Attack and Launch Early Reporting to Theater (ALERT) Initial Qualification Training Distinguished Graduate – Air Command and Staff College Community College of the Air Force Certified Occupational Instructor
Badges: Master Space Operations Badge Basic Missile Operations Badge Weapon & Space Systems: Command Data Buffer (CDB)–Minuteman III Weapon System Rapid Execution and Combat Targeting (REACT)–Minuteman III Weapon System Attack and Launch Early Reporting to Theater (ALERT)—Space-based Theater Missile Warning System Air and Space Operations Center (AOC) Weapon System
Second Lieutenant May 9, 1991 First Lieutenant Nov. 13, 1993 Captain Nov. 13, 1995 Major Sept. 1, 2002 Lieutenant Colonel Aug. 1, 2007 Colonel July 1, 2013 (Current as of April 2018)
The checklist for what uniform items to turn at the end of the year, is here. Don’t forget to turn them in!
Check out these Ted Talks from our very own cadets.
Christian Yoon’s Ted Talk: Raise your hand and say yes to all that life has to offer
Athena Amanatidis’s Ted Talk: SAT scores limit student opportunity and college diversity
Here is the 2019 SRHS AFJROTC End of the Year Picnic Flyer.
Here is the 2019 Summer Leadership School Parent Permission Slip.
SENIORS!!! Don’t forget to apply for the Captain Cherry Scholarship~ Due: 9 May 2019
Here is the Captain Cherry Scholarship application.
Here are some upcoming events.
1) Dingeman Spring Carnival Friday, 26 April
2) Golden Bear Saturday, 27 April/ Showtime:0430
3) Unit Shirt Day Monday, 6 May
Come support the Captain Kenneth Cherry scholarship! Come to Best Pizza Brew Fundraiser! 
Congratulations to our Aerospace Science Instructor, Master Sergeant Ferdinand Toledo! He received the teacher of the year for the whole entire San Diego Unified School District! January 17 is officially MSgt Toledo day!
Hope you cadets had a great November!
Here is the November video.
Here is the November newsletter.
Here is the AFJROTC Movie Night Permission slip.
Here are some examples of photos taken on RO Day.
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Movie night is going to be on the 16th of November. We are going to be watching Avengers: Infinty War which is a PG-13 movie so you need your parent’s permission. Click here for the pass.
Dear Cadets and Parents,
It’s that time of year again! The AFJROTC’s Annual Holiday Canned Food Drive will officially start on November 1st and run through November 30th. All non-perishable and unexpired canned food can be donated to classrooms around the campus that have marked blue or red bins for collection, or you can donate directly to the JROTC Room (B-14). All proceeds go to the local San Diego Food Bank. Last year, with everyone’s contributions, we raised over 15,000 lbs. of food for the less fortunate in our beautiful city. Let’s try and top that this year!
If you would like a bin or smaller cardboard box delivered to your classroom, please let us know and we will have them brought to your class before 1 November.
If you have any questions, please contact MSgt Toledo at extension 2422 or ftoledo@sandi.net or Lt Col Mike Sheldon at extension 4421 or msheldon@sandi.net
Thanks and we look forward to another successful “giving” holiday canned food drive. Click here for the flyer.
Sincerely,
MSgt Toledo
I hope you are all having a FUN-FILLED FRIDAY🎊
Here is the Halloween Costume Contest~
Check out the poster to see all the categories you can enter in :D
May the best costumes win ;)
-c/Lt Col Johanna Kye
Quick reminders for Monday: -BDI Inspection at 0635 behind the engineering building -BDI drilling at 1420 in the open area behind the bungalows -COM at 1430 in Sgt Toledo’s room -Don’t forget your 20 Emails for SNAP-RAISE -Uniform Inspection Monday
Happy happy Friday~~~
Check out the SLS ‘18 Video on our YouTube channel and don’t forget to subscribe!!!
Here’s our newsletters from August:
Click this link to signup as a tutor for KittyHawk.
Congrats on completing your 1st day of school!!!
I have attached two flyers about upcoming events and we would love for you all to participate. These activities benefit our very own Scholarship Committee. The first flyer talks about a Potluck for SRHS AFJROTC Alumni and current cadets. The potluck will be at the Scripps Ranch Community Park @ Blue Cypress Drive. It is from 12PM - 3 PM and they want us to bring donations for the Garage Sale that will take place on 15 September (which leads to the second flyer). There will also be a garage sale on 15 September from 9AM - 11 AM so please visit the address posted on the second flyer. Most importantly, if you are interested in any of these events, please contact Vanessa at (858) 405-1395. Have a great 2nd day of school ;)
-c/Lt Col Johanna Kye
Click here for the Science of Flight Syllabus(PDF).
Click here for the Science of Flight Syllabus(Word).
Click here for the Journey into Aviation Syllabus(PDF).
Click here for the Journey into Aviation Syllabus(Word).
Wow summer is already half way done! Please read all the following information if you plan to attend Summer Leadership School (SLS) .
Please fill out this sign up [sheet] (https://goo.gl/forms/TIj6z1ADdvxOi8CG3) if you are a newcomer.
Have this permission slip signed and bring it to the first day of SLS (August 6):
This is the letter to your parents:
This is the tentative syllabus for the two weeks:
Thanks for reading and continue to wear sunblock and enjoy the rest of summer ^^
-c/Lt Col Johanna Kye
Congratulations to Rem Talde and Clyde Rapiñan for being awarded a scholarship through the Filipino American Communications Employees (FACES) and AT&T!
Happy Sunday Everyone!!
I have great news that you all probably have heard already. Our Academic Team recently went to JLAB in Washington DC and won the National Competition against all service JROTC programs. They brought home the gold for the 3rd time in a row!! Check out the US Air Force’s Instagram page to view our shoutout :D
Congratulation Academic Team! Thank you everyone else for watching the live streams and supporting them!
See you all later and have a great rest of summer ^^ -c/Lt Col Johanna Kye
Happy happy Saturday everyone!! I hope you all are enjoying your summer!
Our Academic team will be in Washington DC from June 22 - June 26 for JLAB 2018. Tomorrow is the Air Force round, and the final round. Click on the first link to view the Air Force Championship LIVE action of our Academic team, which will start at 0845 PT. Click on the second link to view the Joint Service Final round of our Academic team, which will start at 1400 PT. Make sure you all wish them GOOD LUCK so they can bring home the 1st place trophy again!!!
Cadets,
Here is our May 2018 Newsletter covering the month of May.
Enjoy!
Cadets,
The end of the 2017-2018 school year is coming fast! Congratulations for making it another year :). With the end of the year comes another special event-the annual End of the Year Picnic! Check out the link below for an informational flyer.
– PA
Good evening cadets!
CA-935th had an amazing showing today at Lincoln High School for our annual Pass-in-Review! Our Armed and Unarmed Fancy Drill Teams swept the competition with numerous first place awards.
For those who were not able to see the General Staff results, they can be found by clicking this link.
Enjoy the rest of your weekend!
–PA
The annual CA-935th Awards Banquet is just around the corner! Here are the directions and map to the banquet location:
PBS has made a 6 minute video reporting on our unit, CA-935. Please watch it at the link below!
Attention cadets,
Take a look at this month’s AFJROTC Newsletter straight from HQ here.
For those interested in attending a college or university, take a look at 10 Myths about College courtesy of MSgt T’s class.
– PA
Attention cadets,
the annual JROTC Cadet Ball is coming fast! Please make sure that you understand the following rules outlined in this document.
– PA
The PA Squadron is working on the annual end of the year video! We are requesting that you send in THREE photos. Here is the criteria:
If you did not purchase a photo package from Prestige portraits, but had your photo taken for the yearbook at their studio, you can send us the proofs that are in an envelope that they sent to your home address (with the Prestige watermark is ok).
How to submit photos electronically to PA:
<First and last name> | Senior baby photos.If you do not want to electronically upload your photos, you can submit a hard copy to the inbox inside the senior staff room (it’s right by the door):
<First and last name> | <Flight> | Senior baby photosTo be included in the end of the year video, you must submit your pictures NLT 27 April 2018. Email PA if you have any further questions.
Cadets,
The Kebab Shop Fundraiser is ALL DAY on February 13th, 2018. Please present this flyer at checkout and tell the cashier that you’re supporting CA-935th! Our corps receives 50% of all purchases back. Remember, this flyer will only work at the Mira Mesa location located at 9450 Mira Mesa Blvd San Diego, CA 92126 (see below).
Fundraisers help fund our unit, allowing us to waive fees for cadets and to finance our endeavours.
Here’s our newsletters from November and December:
Here’s our December 2017 video:
Here’s a few reminders for the upcoming two weeks:
Two and a half weeks remaining before Winter Break! Make sure to study and do well on your tests before the break.
Cadets,
Here is our October 2017 Newsletter covering the month of October.
Enjoy!
Check out the movie night poster for this Friday (December 1st, 2017). Food will be provided by our SASI and ASI!
Hope to see you there!
Make sure to get your Parent Consent Forms signed! Parent consent forms are due NO LATER THAN 11/27/17.
Cadets,
Here is our September 2017 Newsletter covering everything from Summer 2017 to the end of September 2017.
Enjoy!
-Public Affairs
Check out the most recent AFJROTC HQ Newsletter here:
Sign up to tutor for Kitty Hawk using this link here:
The Kitty Hawk Air Society is a national AFJROTC academic honor society that recognizes academic and military achievement by cadets, provides additional leadership/educational opportunities, and encourages excellence. Click here to find more information about Kitty Hawk.
c/2nd Lt. Rapiñan
Cadets,
The Chipotle Fundraiser is on November 8th, 2017 between 1600 (4:00 PM) and 2000 (8:00 PM). Please show them this flyer and tell the cashier that you’re supporting CA-935th! Remember, this flyer will only work at the Mira Mesa location located at 8250 Mira Mesa Blvd. Suite G (see below).
Fundraisers help fund our unit, allowing us to waive fees for cadets and to finance our endeavours.