Enka High School Candler, North Carolina NC-041 Air Force Junior ROTC Instructors-  Retired Major John Beaulieu  Retired Chief James Eagle

Cadet Leadership Corps Commander- C/Lt. Col. Autumn Baird Deputy Corps Commander- C/Maj. Austin Thomas Special Projects- C/Maj. Wyatt Gibson Operations Commander- C/Maj. Austin Thomas Operations Deputy- C/Maj. Alex Jackson Support Commander- C/1 st Lt. Kimberly Grant Support Deputy- C/CMSgt Alex Maddox Logistics Commander- C/1 st Lt. Monica Santiago Logistics Deputy- C/CMS Chance Corlis KHAS- C/Maj. Chris Kelley We Run This Corps!

Unit Goals and Tracking **Cadet Impact Goals**  Graduate 95% of all senior class cadets.  Seeking academic excellence, the senior staff will maintain a GPA of 3.0 or better in all classes (leading by example), and at least 90% of the entire Corps will maintain an "A" average or better in JROTC.  I have full expectations to graduate all of our Senior Class Cadets. (First Report Card)  GPA- Of Senior Staff Baird-3.9 Thomas-3.08 Gibson-3.16 Grant-3.02 Maddox-4.3 Santiago-4.5 Corlis-3.2 Kelley-3.6  94% of the Corps are maintaining an “A” average in JROTC. ***exception of 6 cadets.. 99 total cadets

Unit Goals and Tracking…… **School Impact Goals**  The unit will pursue 5 recruiting/retention events each semester focusing on reaching our current high school and middle school levels; in addition, once a semester, one APT (Awareness Presentation Team) will be demonstrated at the elementary school level. We Currently have completed 4 out of 5 recruiting events- *Freshman Liftoff. *Balloon Demonstration for Tuscola's JROTC program. (VIII-1) *Balloon Demonstration for Swain County’s JROTC Program. (VIII-1) *Veteran's Day memorial at Enka Middle School.

**School Impact Goals**  To support our school faculty and staff, the unit will hold a teacher and staff appreciation breakfast, once a semester.  Our Teacher and Staff Appreciation breakfast is scheduled for December 9 th.

Unit Goals and Tracking…… **Community Impact Goals** The Corps is committed to performing 2200 hours of community service. Working with community organizations, such as the VFW, Rotary Club, Salvation Army, American Legion, local businesses, churches and school groups, the Corps will host 4 community events to meet the needs of the public. The Unit has 741 hours of Community Service thus far. And Intend to reach 1100 hours by the end of 1 st Semester, in late January. We have worked with Mount Morenci church twice hosting a community meal for the public. The unit has also participated in various color guards for the Veterans hospital, along with the Moore Cem. with the SAR.

Community Service..  The Unit has participated in a variety of Community Service events thus far, and have volunteered over 741 hours already! Some events that we have participated in so far are listed below..  Cadets average 7.48 hours per cadet currently.  All events are entered into wings by our JROTC cadet staff. *Mount Morenci Church community Meal. *Moore Cemetery With S.A.R. *Color guards for the V.A., V.F.W., Local Churches* *Wood cleanup for a local Family. *School Wide Cleanup *Parking Detail Garden Club and band festival. Parking Details/Color guards for Football Games

Our Expectations…… We are expected to meet Over 3000 hours this year!

Fitness and Wellness.. Fitness and Wellness..  We have ran the PFT test once since the beginning of the semester and are working on our second time. There has been good improvements thus far and we are looking to continue and see these achievements.  The male with the highest PFT percentile is C/SMSgt Seth Phillips. With a 67 percentile.  The Female with the highest PFT percentile is C/Lt. Col. Autumn Baird. With a 72 percentile.  Wednesday’s are our PT days.  The Wellness and fitness commander intends to crosscheck the results of the initial and final PFT scores, to determine improvements. All the 5 PFT events were completed and entered into wings on 4 Sept.

….Curriculum In Action…. Our Cadets Participated in a trip to the local IFB We have participated in the USMC Mud run, and have intentions to do so, Spring Semester.

Cadets In Action.. Not Just A Corps.. But A Family

More.. Cadets in Action

Co-Curricular Activities Associated with ROTC Drill Team Sabre Team Marksmanship- Coming Soon Balloon Crewing with Chief Eagle PT Team- We participate in the Mud run, Owen Field Day, and are hosting our own trail challenge this year. Military Ball Kitty Hawk Air Society Color Guard

Co-Curricular Activities our Cadets are Involved in.. Football-14 Basketball-2 Baseball/Softball-6 Track/Cross Country-7 Band-4 Wrestling-2 Flag- 6 Honor Classes/ AP/ AB-Tech Courses-24 Fine Arts-5 Other Clubs-8 Jobs-17

LE AD ER SHI P EX ER CIS ES ….. These challenges are to test the leadership and teamwork within a flight. They teach cadets to use all assets in order to overcome an obstacle. Plus it’s a fun way to motivate a class, in a different setting.

Scheduling within the Corps Every Tuesday is Uniform Wear with JROTC Every Tuesday we have a Staff Meeting Each Wednesday we have PT Thursdays are make-up uniform wears Fridays and Saturdays are when most of our events take place Operation Reports are taken up Monthly..

Logistics-Monica Santiago **As the commander of Logistic, I, Cadet 1 Lieutenant, Monica Santiago, have tried to take inventory at least three times a month. Usually my deputy Cadet Chance Corlis, will do this during the times they are in JROTC. **When cadets need any kind of P.T. wear or uniform item, they will write down their name on the sign-out sheet, with the item that is being taken out, and with the size of the item. Once they are done using that item, they will sign it in. With the effort of my deputies, and a few other cadets we have tired to keep the back room organized. Instructors help me with any laundry and helps input any uniform clothing that we receive.

Summary and Questions? Thank You! From Enka AFJROTC!