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AFJROTC cadets report enrollment growth, community service and competition wins
Summary
Cadet leaders told the board the Air Force JROTC program grew from about 93 to roughly 120 cadets, logged about 4,700 community‑service hours, and achieved multiple Raider and color guard successes this year.
Cadet Lt. Col. Teron Humphrey and Cadet Major Rosario Polina presented the AFJROTC unit's annual accomplishment report, describing enrollment gains, community service and competition results. "We started at about 93 my freshman year, and now we're up to, I believe, a 120 cadets," Humphrey told the board. The unit reported roughly 4,700 community service hours and described organizing parades, color guards and trips including a Washington, D.C., visit.
Cadet Chet Pilina summarized color guard and Raiders accomplishments — the Raiders returned with two second‑place trophies and an overall first‑place award at a competition. Cadet leaders said they plan to host Raiders competitions at the high school next year and increase outreach to middle‑school students.
