White Station High – Honors Leadership Education and Training AJROTC 3

Mar 2026 · 2nd Semester

AJROTC-3 honors course includes all the concept/ content of the non-honors course description plus the following requirements and skills mastery. Cadets are provided opportunities to demonstrate their leadership potential in a company leadership position or battalion staff position. They will serve as cadet leaders, peer instructors, peer coaches, and peer counselors within the cadet battalion. Leadership concepts of problem solving, decision-making, planning, and supervising will be explored and demonstrated by the cadets. Cadets will demonstrate a high proficiency in teaching basic skills to junior cadets. Cadets will participate in a variety of debates on constitutional and contemporary issues. Cadets will study advanced citizenship and American history with a review of modern political and economic systems; local issues in the community and school; current issues before Congress; and a variety of discussion topics about citizenship and American history. Students will write one major research paper per semester on a topic selected by the Senior Army Instructor. Additional skills mastery required in extemporaneous speaking, principals and methods of course instruction, developing lesson plans, and how to teacher. Course content will include the study of selected AJROTC category 3 electives to support and reinforce specific subjects.