Leadership
Cadets take on real command responsibilities from day one. Through a structured rank system and officer positions, every cadet learns to lead, delegate, and inspire those around them.
A leadership and citizenship program open to every Logan High School student — no military obligation, no prior experience required.
01Mission
Develop citizens of character dedicated to serving their nation and community.
The mission of Air Force Junior ROTC, U.S. Air Force
02About the program
AFJROTC is a citizenship program, not a recruiting program. Cadets study aerospace science and leadership, take on real responsibility inside the corps, and serve their community.
Cadets take on real command responsibilities from day one. Through a structured rank system and officer positions, every cadet learns to lead, delegate, and inspire those around them.
Cadets serve across Hocking County — local parades and memorial ceremonies, food drives, and school events — and log every hour toward their own record of service.
From drill formations to uniform inspections, the program builds the personal discipline and attention to detail that follows cadets into college, careers, and adult life.
03School year 2025–26
Cadet positions are appointed annually on merit, performance, and leadership potential.
C/Col
Kevin Easton
Corps Commander
C/Lt Col
Liam Triest
Vice Corps Commander
C/Maj
Tifani Stevens
Executive Officer
Superintendent
Cook
Corps Superintendent
C/Maj
Sowers
Inspector General
C/Maj
Clayton Rice
Director of Operations
C/Maj
Nathaniel Frost
Director of Mission Support
04Our cadets

We could not be prouder of these cadets.
Every cadet on this page earned their place. They show up early, hold each other to a standard nobody imposed on them, and carry themselves the same way whether anyone is watching or not.
They represent Logan High School at drill meets and competitions, stand for the colors at ceremonies, and give their weekends to Hocking County — parades, memorials, food drives, and school events that would be smaller without them.
What they build here — discipline, judgment, and the habit of putting the group first — goes with them long after graduation. It is a privilege to work with them.
05Common questions
No. AFJROTC is a citizenship and leadership program, not a recruiting program. Enrolling carries no obligation to join the armed forces, and most cadets never do. The curriculum is about character, leadership, and civic responsibility.
Any Logan High School student in grades 9 through 12 may enroll. No prior experience is needed and no tryout is required. Cadets join throughout their high school career, though starting earlier gives more room to grow into leadership positions.
Cadets study aerospace science and leadership education during the school day. Beyond class, they hold positions of real responsibility inside the corps, take part in drill and physical training, and serve the community through parades, ceremonies, and service projects.
Yes. Cadets wear the Air Force uniform one day each week and for events. Uniforms are issued by the unit at no cost to the family. Cadets are responsible for keeping them clean and serviceable, and for returning them at the end of the year.
That is largely up to the cadet. The class itself is a normal period in the schedule. Optional teams and activities such as drill team, color guard, and competitive teams meet outside school hours, and cadets choose how involved they want to be.
It can. Cadets build a documented record of leadership positions and service hours that strengthens applications. Completing the program may also qualify a student for advanced standing if they later choose to enter military service, and some scholarship programs recognize AFJROTC participation.
Talk to the instructor staff. Activities are adapted so cadets can participate, and accommodations are handled through the same process as any other class at Logan High School.
06Contact
Questions about joining, scheduling, or the program in general? Send a message and the instructor staff will get back to you.