Annual Formal Inspection
Each spring, the Corps of Cadets undergoes a rigorous inspection process by an independent inspection team composed of both commissioned and non-commissioned personnel from the U. S. Army. This inspection includes training documentation, cadet records, physical fitness, and Drill and Ceremony. St. John's cadets have consistently scored in the upper tier of all schools inspected year after year. The Corps of Cadets vigorously rehearse and study for their AFI with the clear expectation of being awarded "HONOR SCHOOL WITH DISTINCTION" status. They have continuously maintained this designation throughout the history of the program.
Congratulations to the 124th Corps of Cadets for earning a score of 999 out of a possible 1,000 points! This is the highest AFI score of all military schools in the country! On April 16th, 2012, St. John's Military School was again awarded "Honor Unit with Distinction" from the United States Army Cadet Command. The school has earned this coveted distinction for well over 20 consecutive years.
