Muhlenberg AFJROTC

A number of our cadets have been preparing to attend CLC this summer. The cadets took advantage of the nice weather this morning to work on their PT and their Drill.

Here is our 4th quarter newsletter with all of our events for the 4th quarter of the 2026 school year.

Muhlenberg High School AFJROTC 4th Quarter AY2026 Newsletter 4 June 2026

Forty of our cadets attended our end of year CIA trip last week. On the trip they had the opportunity to visit West Point, Niagara Falls and the Flight 93 Memorial. The cadets even had a fun day at Cedar Point Amusement Park, the opportunity to catch an Erie Seawolves game and watch the movie Michael.

Earlier this week a few of our cadets on our Awareness Presentation Team went to the MEC to talk about emotions and how to deal with them.

This past Tuesday we held our annual Military Ball and Awards Ceremony. In addition to the awards presented, our team provided a saber arch for our graduating seniors as they were recognized and thanked for their achievements throughout their time in JROTC. We also heard a motivational speech challenging the cadets to succeed by Chief Hoover, the Chief of Police for Muhlenberg Township Police Department.

Today a group of our cadets had the opportunity to visit iFly indoor skydiving in King of Prussia. While there they learned about physics before they jumped into the wind tunnel.

Yesterday was our unit’s change of command ceremony. C/Col Lozano relinquished her command and C/Col Ozuna received the command. The ceremony was witnessed by the unit, administrators and students from our school. We are a better unit because of Lozano and her team and we are excited for the vision of Ozuna and his team.

Today our cadets took part in our Third Annual AFJROTC Field Day. Our entire cadet corps participated in a Physical Fitness Test and a variety of team building events. We would like to give a big shout out to the PA Army National Guard for providing the judges for today’s event.

On Saturday our cadets traveled to Pine-Richland High School in western Pennsylvania to compete in their first ever Air Force JROTC drill competition. The cadets did not disappoint. They took 3rd place overall, placing 1st in the JV unarmed drill event and 3rd in the academic quiz. Go Muhls!