Allen Eagles Marine Corps JROTC

End of year shout out to the Allen MCJROTC Aviation Team - this team logged an incredible 35 flight simulation hours as a unit.

Using the BATD simulator - hours aren’t just “screen time.”
They represent:
• Repetition of checklists and emergency procedures
• Improved communication and cockpit flow
• Stronger understanding of flight physics and systems
• Preparation for FAA pathways and real cockpit environments
• Pathway to simulator credit for Private Pilot Certificate (PPL)

The hours add up. The skills compound. The mission continues.
Good job cadets! We look forward to seeing returning and new cadets next year to build even more hours to their logs.

Boosters present: 2025-2026 AHS MCJROTC Cadet Photo Finder 📸

With 6,000+ photos taken - did we catch you? Cadets can now quickly look back on their moments in the MCJROTC for this school year.

See your contributions, achievements, and memories, and celebrate the impact you made throughout your journey in the program. StudentID required, no sign ins or ups needed.

With Love and support - From your 2025-2026 Boosters 🦅🔆💙

https://ahsmcjrotc25-26photos.softr.app/

Incoming & Current Cadets and Families,

We’re excited to invite you to our Cadet Intro Night, a combined welcome and end-of-year meeting for both new and returning families.

This event will serve as an introduction for incoming cadets and parents, while also providing important updates and planning information for the upcoming school year.

📍 Lowery Freshman Center Library
🗓 Monday, May 18th
⏰ 6:30–8:00 PM

During the meeting, we will:
• Welcome incoming cadets and their families
• Introduce instructors and the 2026–27 cadet leadership team
• Share key updates, plans, and changes for the new school year
• Provide details on summer opportunities, including the Cadet Summer Program
• Highlight extracurricular teams and activities
• Discuss ways families can get involved with the Booster Club
• Review and fill open Booster Board positions
• Share booster membership information and merchandise

All incoming and current cadets and families are strongly encouraged to attend. We look forward to bringing everyone together for this important event.

In April, Allen High School MCJROTC cadets attended Cadet Leadership Camp (CLC), where they spent the week building teamwork, strengthening friendships, and creating unforgettable memories through a variety of exciting activities and challenges.

Throughout CLC, cadets participated in team-building exercises, obstacle courses, and group activities that encouraged communication, cooperation, and trust. The experience allowed cadets to connect with one another outside of the classroom, grow closer as a unit, and work together to overcome challenges as a team.

CLC gives cadets the opportunity to make lasting memories with one another through shared experiences, friendly competition, and plenty of growth throughout the week.

We are proud to announce Cadet Captain Addison May as Officer of the Quarter. 🦅Please join us in recognition and congratulations!

We are proud to announce Cadet Sergeant Madison Fuston as NCO of the Quarter. 🦅Please join us in recognition and congratulations!

We are proud to announce Cadet Lance Corporal Alaysia Bass as Cadet of the Quarter. 🦅Please join us in recognition and congratulations!

🎖 Senior Spotlight: Lt. Col. Antonio Rendon

Lt. Col. Antonio Rendon has spent the past four years in the JROTC program. Antonio has contributed across nearly every major team in the program, including Armed Regulation, Armed Exhibition, Raiders, Inspection/Academics, Musical Ensemble (which he founded and led), Marksmanship, and Color Guard. Rather than simply participating, he is known for fully investing in each program he joins and helping shape how those teams function and perform.

He previously served as Communications Officer and currently serves as Operations Officer, where he plays a central role in coordination, planning, and ex*****on across the regiment. In these positions, he is often one of the cadets others turn to when organization and follow-through matter most.

Beyond JROTC, Antonio also participates in Orchestra, balancing multiple commitments while maintaining a consistent standard of performance across all areas.

Antonio is known to the unit as a cadet who is dependable in any situation—someone who does not need to be prompted twice and who naturally strengthens the teams he is part of. Those who work with him recognize that his leadership is not loud, but instead built through consistency, trust, and ex*****on.

After graduation, Antonio plans to attend college and transfer to Texas A&M, with the goal of commissioning as an officer in the Marine Corps. We wish him the best as he continues forward on his path of service and leadership.