The Military Science (JROTC) program prepares students for leadership roles while making them aware of their rights, responsibilities and privileges as Americans. The mission of JROTC is to motivate young people to be better citizens. The program promotes graduation from high school, and provides instructional opportunities which benefit the student, community and nation.

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Wearing the military uniform once a week is a requirement to participate in JROTC. While in uniform, cadets must meet the minimum appearance standards listed in the appropriate regulation, including haircut standards. 

Honor credit is available for Levels IV and V JROTC course. The honor curriculum builds on previous JROTC course and focuses on short and long range planning, decision-making skills and the coordination, control and execution of cadet organization activities. It includes a research-based essay project and oral presentation. Honor students must have previously complete JROTC III, apply to and be interviewed by the JROTC Leadership Board, and be approved by the Senior Service Instructor Instructor.