Kitty Hawk Air Society

President:Ruby Soto

Vice President:-to be announced)

Secretary:(to be announced)

Treasurer:(to be announced)

The Kitty Hawk Air Society is the ROTC version of the National Honor Society. By the end of the year you must have had an 89 average or above, overall in all of your academics in order to be elligible to join Kitty Hawk the following year and participate in any of their activities and to receive your badge.

 

Tutoring

Kitty Hawk is mainly and above all else a tutoring program. It offers tutorials to any and all cadets for any subject. If you are on a drill team and are failing a class, it is mandatory that you attend tutorials.

 

Time of Tutorials

Mondays

3:30-4:00

 

Kitty Hawk Members

Kitty Hawk (to be announced)

 

 

Model Rocketry and Aviation Club

Ethan Allen and Francisco Morales

 

The Model Rocketry and Aviation is a club where members build models of planes and rockets in order to earn their rocket badge and aviation wings. It's very simple for you to earn them. All you need to do is after you are finished building your models, you must write a short, one page essay (double space if you want) about your model. For your badge you have to launch your rocket, and a select few of the cadets will go later on in the year to an elementry school to teach the kids there about rockets. At the end of the program you must pass a test that covers everything that will be in a study guide given to you. If you are interested in earning your badge and wings, please get a hold of Ethan Allen for the rocketry, and Francisco Morales for aviation. It's ten dollars to join, five for each club. It will cover the cost of your two models and rocket. The time of the meetings will be posted in your classroom and in the new and announcements section of this website.

 

 

Historian Club

Robert Aldana

 

The Historian Club is headed by Robert Aldana. The club is a group of cadets that throughout the year are assigned to take photos of the different events that take place in JROTC. A certain amount of cadets (2-3) are assigned to a camera and are in charge of taking photos of the other cadets in any activity that they are involved in. This would include highway clean-ups, drill team performances, Color Guard, parties, Pass and Review, Military Ball, Junior/Senior trip, service projects, awards banquet, etc. At the end of the year, a chosen amount of pictures will be placed in the photo album. If you are interested in joining then attend the meetings or speak with Daniela Del Pozo.

 

Meetings will be posted.

 

 

Newspaper Club

Editor of the Newspaper:Robert Aldana

 

The Newspaper Club is a group of cadets in charge of making the JROTC newsletter that comes out every month. Each cadet is assigned a part to do for the paper. They gather their information and then turn it in to the editor who puts it in the paper. If you are interested in participating in writing for the paper, the time of the next newspaper meeting will be posted here. 

 

Meetings are held every Thursday at 3:30