Program Highlights

Drill Team

Raider Team

Drill team consists of individuals who are extraordinary in Drill and Ceremony. They will go to competitions called Drill Meets in order to win awards if they are proficient in their drill practices. Being a Drill team members should be the utmost goal for every cadet to achieve.

Prerequisites:

1. Be proficient at Drill and Ceremonies

2. Attend after-school practices

3. Wear and maintain the uniform

4. Never fail to wear the uniform on an inspection date

5. Never make less than a 95 on their uniform inspection. Failure to do so will result in counseling and potential removal from the team

6. Must support other extra-curricular activities for JROTC

7. Maintain their grades in all classes, no less than a B

8. Be in good standing within the Battalion

Raider team consists of athletic individuals who are proficient in running, push-ups, and curl-ups. Raider team members also go to competitions named Raider Meets, where their strength and team-work are put to the test. Raiders should be able to lead Physical Training for the unit.

Prerequisites:

1. Be proficient at Physical Training

2. Attend after-school practices

3. Have a mile time under nine minutes

4. Never fail to wear their uniform on an inspection date

5. Must support other JROTC extracurricular activities

6. Maintain their grades in all classes, no less than a B

7. Be in good standing within the Battalion

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Education Surveys

In an effort to continuously improve the East Burke High School Army JROTC Program, we ask East Burke High School Army JROTC Cadets and parents/guardians of East Burke High School Army JROTC Cadets to voluntarily complete the survey in the link below. Your input on the survey will help inform senior leaders' decisions impacting the JROTC Program. Additionally, the survey results will be used to benchmark the JROTC Program against national standards.

The survey normally takes about 10 minutes to complete. Your responses are completely anonymous and no personally identifiable information is collected. Once you start the survey you must complete the survey in one sitting. If you exit the survey before completing it, your responses will be discarded and you will need to start a new survey to submit your responses. The surveys will be available until the end of this school year. Please complete only one survey for the school year. To complete the survey, click on a link below that corresponds to your role: parent or guardian, Cadet, or Instructor. When you click a link, your browser will be redirected to an Advanc-ED site where you will complete the survey.

Student Learning Feedback Survey

Parents or guardians of LET 1 Cadets:

The first year of the East Burke High School Army JROTC program requires that Cadets take a good look at themselves and recognize their strengths as students, leaders, and friends. We all know that they have strengths, but they also have room for personal growth and development too.

Your child has shown and explained to you their Personal Growth Plan, a LET 1 assessment task for Unit 3, Chapter 1, Lesson 3. Note: The Army JROTC Directorate is asking parents or guardians of LET 1 Cadets to answer three short questions on a Student Learning Feedback Survey.

The online survey pertains to the personal growth and development of your child as a result of their participation in the Personal Growth lesson in Unit 3, Chapter 1, Lesson 3.

If your child is a LET 1 Cadet and they have developed their Personal Growth Plan, click this link: http://eprovesurveys.advanc-ed.org/surveys/#/action/20265/19250 to complete the online Student Learning Feedback Survey.

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