Clayton County Cadet Summer Leadership School 2011

1. Clayton County Cadet Summer Leadership School 2011

2. What does $30 get me? • A safe, supervised leadership school environment • 3 FULL meals a day • A shared bedroom with a 2 beds, 2 desks and 2 closets • A shared bathroom with no more than 3 other cadets • Interaction with other schools’ JROTC personnel • Half a credit hour towards graduation

3. MISSION STATEMENT • The mission of AFJROTC is to develop leadership; promote logical thinking while communicating and cooperating effectively with others; promote the importance of physical fitness and good nutrition; and instill ethical values and principles that are the foundations of good citizenship.  

4. VISION STATMENT • The vision of Clayton County’s AFJROTC Summer Leadership School is to instill and empower the shared belief in the Air Force Core Values: Integrity First, Service Before Self and Excellence In All We Do.

5. Who, When and Where? • 144 AFJROTC cadets from Clayton County • 24 Clayton County instructors present at all times • Six (6) training days at Georgia Military College (GMC) in Milledgeville, GA • Training dates : 25 June through 30 June 2011 • Cadre report to GMC on 24 June to prepare camp • Cadre training on 21-22 June at Mt Zion High School • Georgia Military College facilities to include dining and living quarters (James E. Baugh Barracks)

6. Cadets will: • Report to TARA Stadium (home-side parking lot) between 0800 and 0830 hours on the 25th of June for transportation to GMC (Milledgeville, GA) • Please review the clothing checklist and ensure you have all required items. • Bring about $10 to $25 to cover activity fees and incidentals • Buses will return to TARA Stadium at 2 PM on 30 June

7. Eighty plus (80+) hours of instruction and training • Physical activities include calisthenics and one mile run each morning and volleyball, repelling, fitness competition, etc. • Failure to participate in physical activities my result in disciplinary action and/or failure to graduate. • Military drill and ceremony training • Leadership academics and motivational seminars • General military training: • Room preparation, personal grooming, formation leadership, situational leadership and inspection preparation. • Development of interpersonal skills in a military environment

8. Rules, Policies, and Procedures • Obey all rules and orders/instructions of those serving in an instructional or supervisory capacity • Failure to comply may result in demerits, disciplinary action, no credit for SLS, expulsion from SLS, and/or expulsion from the overall JROTC program. • NOTE: If student expulsion occurs, parents will be required to incur all travel expenses to pick up and return the cadet home. • All medical conditions affecting the cadets must be disclosed to the cadet’s instructor and the instructor will then inform the Medical and Operations Leadership • Doctor prescribed medications should be properly labeled and turned over to the appointed AFJROTC instructor upon arrival at GMC (SMSgt Keaton)

9. Rules, Policies, and Procedures • The commander approval is required if a cadet expects to have a visitor. • If an emergency arises cadet will follow procedures to obtain permission to use telephones. (Operations) • Cadets will not enter the rooms of cadets of the opposite sex . Failure to comply may result in disciplinary action, no credit for SLS, and expulsion from SLS and the JROTC program • Male cadets must arrive with their hair cut to meet military standards for the entire six (6) days . • Individual evaluations will range from the proper wearing of the uniform to academic achievements and athletic performances.

10. Cadet expulsion • If your cadet is eliminated from CCCLS for disciplinary reasons or failure to comply with rules and established procedures it may result in disciplinary action, no credit for SLS, and expulsion from the JROTC program. Remember you are expected to follow the Clayton County Misbehavior at School Functions Policy.

11. Dormitory Room Standards The President of Georgia Military College (GMC) has graciously allowed the use of the James E. Baugh Barracks and other GMC facilities for Clayton County Cadet Leadership School. Therefore, the protection and maintenance of these resources is the responsibility of all personnel participating in CCCLS

12. Dormitory Room Standards • Room door will be closed and locked between the hours of 2200 and 0555 • Hallways and common areas will be electronically monitored 24/7 to ensure compliance • GMC/Personal TVs, computers, telephones, radios, CD players, IPods, and MP3s (etc.) will not be used by cadets. Instructors will collect, tag, and turn in all cadet electronic devices to operations for the duration of the school. Failure to comply may result in demerits, disciplinary action, no credit for CLS, expulsion, and/or expulsion from the JROTC program • Individual closet door may be padlocked after the AM room inspection

13. Family Emergency • Cadets can be reached thru the GMC Campus Police at (478) 387-4717.

14. Summary This is an opportunity for your cadet to gain valuable insights into leadership and group dynamics in a military environment. Those that excel will be the future leaders of their Cadet Corps.

15. INTEGRITY FIRST, SERVICE BEFORE SELF & EXCELLENCE IN ALL WE DO The End