Mission Statement:

The mission of the Leadership Corps is to motivate young people to become better citizens.

Overview: Leadership Corps is designed to teach students the value of citizenship, leadership, service to the community, personal responsibility, and a sense of accomplishment, while instilling in them self-esteem, teamwork, and self-discipline. The Program of Instruction is taught using the latest instructional technologies and focuses on student learning in a structured environment.

Curriculum: Leadership Theory and Application, Character and Leadership Development, Wellness, Fitness, and First Aid; Citizenship and American History.

Procedures: Classes are organized into squads, with student leaders assisting the instructors daily in attendence, providing instructional materials, delivery of lessons, and dismissal.

Student Expectations: Students are expected to arrive on time, ready to learn, with pen or pencil and paper. After the first few weeks, students will be issued, at NO cost, a Leadership uniform. Students are expected to keep a clean uniform, wear it to school on uniform day (usually Wednesday), and return it when leaving the Leadership course.

School and Extracurricular Activities: Parades (Verterans Day, Martin Luther King), Tulsa's Superintendent's Review, Color Guard, Drill Team, and the Physical Challenge Team.

Grading: Written Tests- 25%, Oral Presentations- 25%, Performance (Skill Mastery)- 25%, Participation (Uniform Day, Activities)- 25%.