Blackbird is correct in his response.
You need to contact the hs that your DD would have attended if you did not opt this route. ALO's are geographically specific.
If the HS does not have the name, than SHE needs to contact Maxwell, and ask for the ALO in this area. SHE is important, this is her life, and Maxwell wants HER calling, not the parent.
You need to understand they may give you a REGIONAL, so she may have to contact the regional, to get the district ALO.
ALO's are different than the regional AFROTC director. The regional will most likely be an AD AF officer at a college where they deal with AFROTC. They can't help you specifically because that is not their job.
If this occurs, just have her give her name, explain she is applying for AFROTC and ask for the contact for the ALO for your school district...don't go into the cyber school stuff and NY border because it will muddy the waters.
Again, honestly, calling your local hs is the easiest method.
The ALO will interview her, and then write a rec for her packet. The packet is scored, which will include, gpa, SAT/ACT, EC's, PFA, and the ALO rec. From there sh will get a Whole Candidate Score. How high the WCS is will determine the type of the scholarship.
I am taking the leap that you also don't understand the DodMerb process. I suggest if she has had allergies, or vision issues, or surgeries to get that paperwork together. DodMerb can be a big problem. For example, people don't realize that ACCUTANE for acne is a disqualifier or a bad break where they needed to put a pin in can disqualify too, let alone allergies or asthma. There are waivers for these things, but you need to be ahead of the 8 ball since it can take months to rectify. If she had anything medically which can be seen as a constant check up, you need to get that in order NOW!
The DodMerb exam will come down with their docs in your area, if it is a doc you don't use, hand carry the records with you to defend the position to the doc if you know there is an issue...i.e. accutane. They will not only do a physical, but also optical and auditory exams. In other words HEAD TO TOE! This is not somewhere you can hide facts, you need to be prepared to acknowledge them, if you hide them, it will be found and the scholarship COULD be in jeopardy. The DodMerb is only valid for 2 yrs, they will go through it again for SFT and commissioning, acknowledge it now if there is an issue.