MILITARY SCIENCE

The Walla Walla High School Junior ROTC curriculum has been developed in response to changing educational philosophies and concepts.  The curriculum is designed to develop in each cadet, good citizenship, self-reliance, leadership, and the ability to communicate effectively both orally and in writing.

William Bialozor - JROTC Instructor
509.527.3020 ext. 3035
bbialozor@wwps.org

The Walla Walla High School Army Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (JROTC) curriculum is designed to develop in student good citizenship, self-reliance, leadership development, and the ability to communicate effectively.

PEM930  MILITARY SCIENCE 1-2:  Introduction to Citizenship
(.5 credit per sem.) This course meets physical education graduation requirements. Introduction to citizenship, history, purpose and objectives of the ROTC Program, customs and courtesies of the services, drill and ceremonies, understanding of our national symbols (Anthem, flag, etc) and organizational principles. 

PEM940 MILITARY SCIENCE 3-4: Introduction to Leadership Development
(.5 credit per sem.) Pre-Requisite:  Military Science 1-2 and Instructor permission.  This course meets physical education graduation requirements.
Includes discussion of definition of management, elements of the leadership process, management characteristics and functions; practical exercise in the development of leadership abilities, students as future leaders in the community. 

PEM950 MILITARY SCIENCE 5-6: Intermediate Leadership Development
(.5 credit per sem.) Pre-Requisite:  Military Science 3-4 and Instructor permission.  This course meets Career and Technical Education OR elective credit graduation requirements.
Discussion of managerial techniques, the aspects of mutual respect (leader/subordinate relationship), duties of a leader/manager, the building of teamwork and team spirit, the flow of communications, and the problem-solving process. 

PEM980 MILITARY SCIENCE 7-8: Advanced Leadership Development
(.5 credit per sem.) Pre-Requisite:  Senior Standing and Instructor permission.  This course meets Career and Technical Education OR elective credit graduation requirements.
Psychology of leadership, moral aspects of leadership, group relations and behavior, indicators of leadership, communications management of resources.  Students assume leadership roles in the program.  Course also explores post high school endeavors including college preparation, managerial employment, and service in the military.  

PEM949 RIFLE MARKSMENSHIP/HUNTER SAFETY
(.5 credit per sem.) This course meets physical education OR elective credit graduation requirements.
Introduction to safe hunting practices, fire arms safety, and rifle marksmanship.  Instruction is performed with the use of air rifles and includes the opportunity to participate as a member of the Wa-Hi Competition Rifle Team.