Color Guard - A group of four cadets that represent their schools JROTC program at events by presenting the Colors. Their mission is to present the Colors at the beginning of ceremonies, sporting events and other important activities such as competitions. The order of cadets in the Color Guard goes as follows: American Guard, American Flag Bearer, State Flag Bearer, and State Guard. The guards carry rifles and the American flag bearer commands the color guard.

Armed Regulation Drill - Made up of either a platoon (12 cadets) or squad (8 cadets). A common command sheet is given for each competition in which the teams compete. All steps and movements must be performed in accordance with TC 3-21.5. Armed drill performs drill maneuvers with a Demilitarized or Facsimile Rifle.

Unarmed Regulation Drill - Made up of either a platoon (12 cadets) or squad (8 cadets). A common command sheet is given for each competition in which the teams compete. All steps and movements must be performed in accordance with TC 3-21.5.

Armed Exhibition Drill - Armed Exhibition is made up of at least 9 cadets, not counting the commander, and an unlimited maximum. In exhibition, they are given free reign to do whatever movements they would like as long as one foot remains on the ground, and they don't throw a rifle over someone else's head. They not only perform at competitions, but also perform demonstrations at events they are invited to. Armed drill performs drill maneuvers with a Demilitarized rifles that weigh 8.69 pounds.

Unarmed Exhibition Drill - Made up of either a platoon (12 cadets) or squad (8 cadets). In exhibition, they are given free reign to do any movements they would like as long as it stays in army regulation. The team is composed of highly skilled, precise members who compete at national level competitions. They not only do they perform at competitions, but also at events they are invited to.

Inspection Drill - Armed/Unarmed Inspection is made up of a platoon (12 cadets). In inspection, they are asked various questions they have to answer with correct bearing and certainty while having a flawless uniform and a clean rifle. Inspection has plenty of discipline to stand still, look sharp and answer various questions under pressure.