Military Schools in Alaska
Alaska Military Academies
Although it is located outside of the continental U.S., Alaska is home to various military schools and academies. Students have the option to participate in Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps programs at the high school level. North Pole High School and Bartlett High School are just two of the schools that offer the JROTC program. Students are under no military obligation when participating in the JROTC program. The program focuses on responsibility and community service.
The Alaska Military Youth Academy is a free program for troubled teens. The program caters to 16 to 18 year olds who have dropped out of high school. The program, which begins with a residential phase, fosters an environment of accountability and self discipline.
Students at the college level that are interested in joining the Reserve Officer Training Corps can find out more information at the University of Alaska Anchorage. The Army ROTC program at the University of Alaska Anchorage organizes mentorship teams for new cadets to find success. In addition, cadets have the option of participating in various related clubs and groups. Alaska holds a variety of military academies for prospective students to choose from.
Alaska Military Youth Academy
- Grades
High School - Students
N/A (approximate) - Faculty
15 (approximate)
The Alaska Military Youth Academy is a great place for 16 to 18 year old Alaskans to succeed in a rigorous and challenging environment. The Alaska Military Youth Academy’s “ChalleNGe” program is great for students that need reinforcement in areas like academics, physical fitness, life coping skills and leadership. The program is 22 weeks long and allows cadets to continue […]
Bartlett High School JROTC
- Grades
9-12 - Students
1,644 (approximate) - Faculty
125 (approximate)
Bartlett High School in Anchorage, Alaska is home to an incredibly well organized Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps program. The cadets of Bartlett High school are well known for their discipline and attention to detail. They can often be seen wearing crisp uniforms during drill. Cadets at Bartlett High School apply themselves to become better citizens. Cadets are encouraged to […]
Colony High School JROTC
- Grades
9-12 - Students
900-1,300 (approximate) - Faculty
20 (approximate)
Colony High School in Palmer, Alaska offers a rigorous Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps program. Students are motivated to succeed academically and personally. The program offers an annual leadership challenger during the summer. Cadets participating in the leadership challenge can expect to conquer fears and gain self confidence. Survival swimming and traversing difficult obstacles courses are just a couple of […]
North Pole High School AFJROTC
- Grades
High School - Students
N/A (approximate) - Faculty
15 (approximate)
North Pole High School in North Pole, Alaska is proud to offer an Air Force Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps program. The North Pole Patriots Color Guard is known for marching with pride prior to homecoming games. The Air Force JROTC program fosters an environment of camaraderie and selfless service to develop students into future leaders. They have the respect […]
University of Alaska Anchorage
- Grades
College - Students
N/A (approximate) - Faculty
20 (approximate)
The University of Alaska Anchorage has Reserve Officer Training Corps opportunities for both the Army and the Air Force. Both programs are held up to the high academic standards expected of students at the University of Alaska Anchorage. The Army ROTC program competes in an exciting Ranger Challenge every year. The cadets will compete with other schools in different categories […]